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Good governance separates recruitment, assessment, recognition and complaints so that no individual can promise an outcome outside an approved process.
Each cadre or credential should state what experience, contribution and evidence are expected.
Applications should be considered against the criteria, with conflicts of interest declared and managed.
Recognition decisions, reasons and supporting records should be retained securely and consistently.
Applicants should know how to request clarification or an impartial review of process.
Members should act lawfully, represent their status accurately, respect confidentiality, avoid misleading claims and use their influence in ways that advance people and institutions.
Concerns about conduct should be handled through a defined, fair process that protects both the complainant and the member while facts are established.
The Institute should maintain a reliable route for employers, institutions and the public to verify membership or fellowship standing. Legal, registration and accreditation claims should link to current supporting records before publication.
This website intentionally avoids inventing statutory powers, partner endorsements or automatic equivalence with academic qualifications.
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