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Code of conduct

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Oct 30, 2026

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Purely personal attacks on individual contributors will not be tolerated.
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Consideration of submissions will be guided, among other editorial policies, by our organization's brand, core values and strategic priorities, as well as the code of conduct of the National Federation of the Blind.
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As stated in our Code of Conduct, the National Federation of the Blind celebrates and embraces diversity, equity, and inclusion as core values in its mission to achieve equality, opportunity, and security for the blind.
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We respect differences of opinion, beliefs, identities, and other characteristics that demonstrate that blind people are a diverse cross-section of society.
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Views and Corrections Note Views expressed in the Braille Monitor are not necessarily the views of the National Federation of the Blind.
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DA intends to use these records to examine potential conflicts of interest and overlapping roles within liquidation proceedings.
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We want to establish whether the arrangements comply with applicable legal requirements, including Section 55 of the Insolvency Act and Clause 58.8 of the Legal Practice Council's Code of Conduct, Scherkogel explained.
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We also want to know whether the applicable procurement requirements were followed, including Section 217 of the Constitution, where agreements involve contracting for goods or services.
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2:18
The oversight push aims to reveal exactly how much the Land Bank has recovered through liquidations, the total cost of these processes, who has benefited from the appointments, and how the proceeds have been accounted for.
Jeremy FogelGUEST
13:39
But you can talk to the media as long as you're not talking about a pending case and you're allowed to talk about things that would educate the public about how the system works and the rule of law.
Jeremy FogelGUEST
13:53
That's a specific provision in the Code of Conduct.
Jeremy FogelGUEST
13:56
So the judges in Minnesota did that.
Jeremy FogelGUEST
13:58
And the background was that they had had an immigration surge in Minneapolis.

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Jeremy FogelGUEST
28:05
Absolutely.
Jeremy FogelGUEST
28:05
Every state and federal judge.
Jeremy FogelGUEST
28:07
in the country, is subject to a code of conduct.
Jeremy FogelGUEST
28:12
The Supreme Court finally adopted one in 2023 after a lot of back and forth.
Jennifer KeaysGUEST
23:09
So they're still employees.
Jennifer KeaysGUEST
23:10
They're still bound by the code of conduct.
Jennifer KeaysGUEST
23:12
They're still bound by the conflict of interest guidelines.
Jennifer KeaysGUEST
23:15
So they can't even necessarily take steps to mitigate the harm to themselves, the financial harm to themselves.

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Jayson RoyHOST
29:46
You're allowed to ask for help, you know, and that's what the union's here for.
Jayson RoyHOST
29:49
So.
Amanda BirdHOST
29:50
There's another issue representatives have been discussing that deserves its own conversation, and that's the CBSA's Code of Conduct.
Amanda BirdHOST
29:57
This isn't simply another grievance.
Mark LeishmanHOST
11:10
He was remanded on bail and he will reappear in court for sentencing next year.
Mark LeishmanHOST
11:17
Dunedin Councillor Benedict Ong has been suspended from all committees and sub-committees again after a third Code of Conduct breach.
Mark LeishmanHOST
11:24
Mr Ong received a similar nine-month suspension in May following two upheld complaints over his behaviour.
Mark LeishmanHOST
11:31
The latest complaint alleged he had publicly posted confidential information and criticised the council's chief executive online.
Claire TrevittHOST
7:10
Yes.
Claire TrevittHOST
7:10
And you were also mentioning, Isabel, the Code of Conduct and also the new competencies for psychologists as being important documents.
Isabel TomlinsonHOST
7:19
Absolutely, yes.
Isabel TomlinsonHOST
7:20
If you're not already across those in preparation for the MPE, it would be a good idea to download those and go through each of those as well.
Isabel TomlinsonHOST
7:42
When you are experiencing ethical dilemmas, I think that's one thing in maybe making a plan or even in preparing for the NPE is The more you are having face-to-face time with your clients and the more you are experiencing certain different ethical dilemmas, the better you're going to be at being able to think about the multiple choice questions and possible responses that you have to choose from.
Isabel TomlinsonHOST
8:07
That real lived experience of being a clinician and working with people, having to navigate ethical dilemmas is invaluable.
Claire TrevittHOST
8:16
Yeah, and particularly as the Code of Conduct changed last year in December and the MPE curriculum was also amended to reflect some of the changes for psychologists as well.
Claire TrevittHOST
8:28
And of course, our competencies have been expanded to some extent to include reflective practice and much, much more emphasis on working with First Nations people's and ensuring, which of course is going to impact assessment, it's going to impact the ethics, it's going to impact the interventions and the communication.
Vince RugariPANELIST
32:18
I spoke to FA to try and understand why it takes so long for these things to happen.
Vince RugariPANELIST
32:23
And apparently there's a whole process under the Code of Conduct.
Vince RugariPANELIST
32:26
They need to formally notify the player that they're being charged or whatever.
Vince RugariPANELIST
32:30
They need to be able to provide a submission and they need to decide based on the submission what the sanction is going to be.
Deborah AdorsuHOST
5:47
The minority in Parliament has demanded the resignation of Foreign Affairs Minister Samoa Kujetua Blakwa over the South Africa Evacuation Exercise.
Deborah AdorsuHOST
5:58
Ranking Member on Foreign Affairs Samoa Abdoulaye Chinapo at a press conference in Parliament said at least three evacuees received 2,000 instead of 5,500 package announced by government He cited Section 21 of President Muhammad's Code of Conduct for appointees and called on President John Romani Muhammad to sack the minister under Article 81 if he refuses to resign.
Deborah AdorsuHOST
6:26
The minority also wants an independent audit by an international firm.
Deborah AdorsuHOST
6:31
Meanwhile, the Minister for Foreign Affairs has denied any shortfall, insisting all evacuees received the full amount.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:32
Second, given the gravity of these revelations, and in order to ensure an impartial investigation into the matter, we call on the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Honorable Samuel Okujoto Ablakwa, to resign immediately.
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7:49
His handling of this exercise has brought his high office into disrepute.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:55
He must accept responsibility in accordance with Section 2.1 of President Mohammed's 2025 Code of Conduct and Ethics for Political Appointees, which requires resignation where a minister's actions or leadership result in significant failure, corruption, or a breach of the public trust.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:16
Third, if the minister fails to resign, we call on President Mahama to terminate his appointment in accordance with Article 81 of our national constitution.
ToneHOST
44:38
Chicago Westside, the player right here.
HaydenHOST
44:43
So this nigga was, so he wrote the Code of Conduct.
HaydenHOST
44:46
Is that what you're telling me?
ToneHOST
44:47
Hey, man.
Deborah AdosoHOST
11:21
So you can't just come and then accuse somebody and you want an action to be taken with regards to that.
Deborah AdosoHOST
11:30
To the extent that they are now using the Mohammed's Code of Conduct against Okujeto Ablakwa.
Deborah AdosoHOST
11:36
And then reading that, they are using 2AJ.
Deborah AdosoHOST
11:40
And it says you have to serve the public with integrity and impartiality.

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Pakwesi OmareHOST
56:41
But admiring exceptional women should not make us comfortable.
Deborah AdosoHOST
56:52
The minority in Parliament has demanded the resignation of Foreign Affairs Minister Samoa Kujetua Blakwa over the South Africa Evacuation Exercise.
Deborah AdosoHOST
57:03
Ranking Member on Foreign Affairs Samoa Abdoulaye Chinapo at a press conference in Parliament said at least three evacuees received 2,000 instead of 5,500 package announced by government He cited Section 21J of President Muhammad's Code of Conduct for appointees and called on President John Romani Muhammad to sack the minister under Article 81-A if he refuses to resign.
Deborah AdosoHOST
57:30
The minority also wants an independent audit by an international firm.

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