Content of codes of conduct

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To discuss, and promote common understanding and effective action on the content, promulgation, and adoption of codes of conduct for scientists

CODEs of Conduct referenced in the paper

Recognising the requirement that codes of conduct should avoid impeding scientific discovery or placing excessive constraints on research, it was suggested that codes of conduct should

On the content of codes of conduct, recognising the principles listed in paragraph 18, the States Parties agreed on the importance of codes of conduct being

Codes of conduct should be regularly reviewed, evaluated for effectiveness, and revised as necessary.

Codes of conduct should be promulgated and promoted through multiple channels

Consideration of the content, promulgation, and adoption of codes of conduct for scientists

Review and Analysis of Relevant Elements of Existing Codes of Conduct in Other Fields

Codes of conduct framework agreements between transnational companies and global union federations

It was proposed that the fishing industry develop codes of conduct.

Of particular note are the codes of conduct of engineering organizations.

Demonstrate that the costs of development, promulgation and adoption of codes of conduct do not outweigh the benefits

It is to forestall abuse that various Parliaments have established their own code of conduct manuals for their members.

Codes at the professional level demonstrate a range of different approaches to the codification process.

Recognising that codes of conduct for scientists can support the object and purpose of the Convention, it was suggested that codes of conduct can

Recognising that codes of conduct should help and encourage individuals prevent the misuse of science, it was suggested that codes of conduct should include

Recognising that codes of conduct for scientists can support the object and purpose of the Convention, it was suggested that codes of conduct can

Codes which incorporated principles and obligations relating to ensuring the integrity of scientific and professional conduct included the Code of Ethics of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.

The States Parties recognised that all those with a responsibility for, or legitimate interest in, codes of conduct should be involved in their development, promulgation and adoption.

The meeting discussed the content, promulgation, promotion of common understanding about and effective actions and adoption of codes of conduct for scientists.

Recognising that codes of conduct should help individuals make decisions and take action in accordance with the purposes and objectives of the Convention, it was suggested that codes of conduct should

Many of the professional codes contained reference to existing legislation, regulations and guidelines which complement their principles and objectives.

The troop contributing countries have a clear responsibility for the behaviour of their troops and must ensure that codes of conduct are enforced.

Codes of conduct could be incorporated into licensing procedures, working practices and standard operating procedures, and internal review, evaluation and project approval procedures

Codes of conduct could be incorporated into licensing procedures, working practices and standard operating procedures, and internal review, evaluation and project approval procedures

Provisions dealing with sexual harassment and discrimination and establishing effective enforcement mechanisms are needed in the professional codes of conduct for judges and prosecutors.

Codes of conduct should be sufficiently broad in scope to apply to new and unexpected scientific results and developments.

Codes of conduct could also be incorporated into employment procedures, conditions for suppliers, and conditions for the awarding of contracts or conclusion of other agreements

There are three areas of typical codes of conduct of pharmaceutical corporations that might be of relevance, or serve as models, when considering how biological weapons issues might be included in codes of conduct.

Codes of conduct could also be incorporated into employment procedures, conditions for suppliers, and conditions for the awarding of contracts or conclusion of other agreements

The Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues should disseminate existing codes of conduct to corporations and other entities, and to indigenous peoples, in order to enhance their capacity to ensure that these principles are adhered to.

The States Parties agreed on the value of codes of conduct applying not just to scientists, but to all those involved in scientific activity, including managers and technical and ancillary staff.

Recognising that codes of conduct will be most effective if they, and the principles underlying them, are widely known and understood, it was suggested that

One delegation proposed co management and shared resource stewardship by industry, including through innovative codes of conduct.

Recognising that codes of conduct should reflect the norms established by the Convention and should be consistent with national legislative and regulatory frameworks as well as with relevant professional standards, it was suggested that codes of conduct should

Further develop and fully implement codes of conduct and disciplinary procedures for all categories of United Nations staff, related personnel and partners to prevent and respond to sexual exploitation and enhance monitoring mechanisms and investigate and address effectively cases of alleged misconduct.

A productive endeavour is under way to develop appropriate codes of conduct as well as self discipline on the part of industry and scientific and medical establishments and institutions.

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Codes of conduct should apply not just to scientists, but to all relevant actors involved in scientific activity, including funders, publishers, managers and technical and ancillary staff

Some GUF's call the agreements Framework Agreements not Codes of Conduct because there had been only a few principles fixed in the first agreement which often have been extended by additional agreements.

Alternatively, it is possible to forgo an explicit mention of underlying principles and a number of codes are comprised solely of lists of measures directing the activities of the associated members.