Members and geomatics practices —
(a) |
must order their conduct so as to uphold the dignity, standing and reputation of the profession and of Council; |
(b) |
may not, whether practicing their profession or otherwise, deliberately or knowingly injure the professional reputation of any other member or geomatics practice; |
(c) |
must provide professional services of quality and scope, and to a level, which is commensurate with accepted standards and practices in the geomatics profession; |
(d) |
must discharge their duties to their employers, clients, associates and the public effectively with skill, efficiency, professionalism, knowledge, competence, care and diligence; |
(e) |
may not undertake or offer to undertake a professional service for which their education, training and experience does not render them competent; and |
(f) |
must when providing professional service, engage in and adhere to acceptable practices. |