BPS Code of Conduct for Members Undertaking Activities on behalf of the Society
This code is intended to guide those members who voluntarily give their time and expertise to support a wide range of society activities.
25 October 2022
BPS PolicyMany of the society's members voluntarily contribute their time and expertise to support a wide range of activities. Their contributions are very much valued by all who benefit from them.
In order to support them and to assist and guide them in understanding their roles while undertaking work on its behalf, the society has adopted this Code of Conduct which sets out our expectations of the behaviour of members undertaking activities on behalf of the society and the standards we expect from members in making decisions in carrying out their activities.
These activities might include, for example, service on a committee or board, running events, or contributing to a document or consultation.
Members engaged in work for the Society are reminded to use the BPS Code of Ethics and Conduct to inform their professional and ethical judgement and behaviour when conducting society business.
This Code of Conduct is not intended to replace any other professional codes that members may be signed up to, but is intended to be additional, complementary and mutually reinforcing.
All Members undertaking activities on behalf of the society are required to complete a Declaration of Interest form prior to undertaking activities, and to declare any new interests as they arise.