Principles of Non-Profit Conduct

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The general guidance on non-profit responsibilities includes:

   - Public interest: This refers to the common well-being or general welfare of the community or general public. That was mentioned in mission statement.

   - Integrity: Integrity is a concept of moral and ethical principles.

   - Objectivity and independence:  The principle of objectivity imposes the obligation to be impartial, intellectually honest, and free of conflicts of interest. If independence is impaired, then an opinion cannot be expressed and considered.

   - Due care: Due care refers to the effort made by reasonable members to exercise ordinarily prudent standards for avoiding harm to others. It requires professional skepticism.

   - Scope and nature of services. Any member in the nonprofit entity should observe the Principles of the Code of Professional Conduct.
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