Responsibility to society and profession
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Accept the responsibilities
of your professions to society. |
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Seek solutions that are compatible
with the principles of sustainable development. |
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At all times uphold the dignity,
standing and reputation of your professions. |
Competence
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Maintain knowledge
and skills at levels consistent with developments in technology,
legislation and management, and apply due skill, care and diligence
in the supply of goods, materials, works and services to your
clients. |
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Refrain from supplying goods and
materials or undertaking works or perform services, unless you
are competent to do so. |
Integrity
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Act at all times in
the legitimate interests of our clients and supply goods and materials
or undertake works or perform services with integrity and faithfulness.
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Impartiality
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Be impartial in the
provision of professional advice, judgement or decision. |
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Inform the client of any potential
conflict of interest that might arise in the performance of the
commission. |
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Not accept remuneration, which
prejudices independent judgement. |
Fairness to others
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Promote the concept
of “selection by ability”. |
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Neither carelessly nor intentionally
do anything to injure the reputation or business of others. |
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Neither directly nor indirectly
attempt to take the place of another supplier who is already appointed. |
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Not take over the work of another
firm before notifying the firm in question, and without being
notified by the client of the termination of the prior appointment
for that work. |
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In the event of being asked to
review the work of another, behave in accordance with appropriate
professional conduct and courtesy. |
Corruption
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Neither offer nor
accept remuneration of any kind which in perception or in effect
either a.) seeks to influence the process of selection or compensation
of firms or their clients, or b.) seeks to affect impartial judgement. |
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Cooperate fully with any legitimately
constituted investigative body, which makes inquiries into the
administration of any contract for services or implementation. |
Gavin English
Managing Director
IMC Worldwide Limited
July 2011
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