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Code of Practice

Meeting the Client’s Requirements

You will:
• regard the client’s requirements and interests as paramount
• only accept work which you are competent to do
• agree in advance the scope, nature and deliverables of the work to be undertaken
• only subcontract work with agreement with the client
• respect the confidentiality of all your client’s information
• practise due care in relation to advice given
• ensure appropriate levels of communication with the client
• act with courtesy and consideration towards your clients

Working with Integrity, Independence and Objectivity

You will:
• disclose as soon as possible, any relationship, circumstances or
business interests which may influence or impair an assignment unless agreed with the client
• unless agreed with the client, not work on an assignment which gives you conflict of interest
• unless agreed with the client, not accept, nor give any inducements relating to work you undertake
• unless agreed with the client, not use any confidential information about a client’s affairs outside the assignment
• remain objective throughout the assignment

Maintaining Responsibility to the Profession and to IMC

You will:
• at all times endeavour to enhance the standing and public recognition
of the profession and the IMC through annual affirmation of the Code of Practice
• comply with IMC’s requirements on continuing professional development
• maintain your professional obligations to others
• negotiate agreements and charges in accordance with IMC’s ethical standards
• exercise due care in relation to publicity
• be fit and proper as defined by IMC to be a management consultant
• be of good reputation and character
• not wilfully give IMC any false, misleading or incomplete information

Ethical Guidelines

In adopting the IMC Code of Practice, you will adopt the ethical guidelines by ensuring:
• transparency in your dealings with all stakeholders ensuring that you are as open as circumstances allow
• that you take account of the vulnerability of all stakeholders in relation to any work undertaken

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