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“A member will accept full responsibility for any work undertaken and will construct and deliver that which has been agreed to.” Trust and responsibility are at the heart of professionalism. A member should seek out responsibility and discharge it with integrity. A member should complete the work accepted within the agreed time and budget. If that which has been promised cannot be achieved then the client or employer must be alerted at the earliest possible time so that corrective action can be taken. Members should have regard to the effect of computer based systems, insofar as they are known to them, on the basic human rights of individuals, whether within the organisation, its customers or suppliers, or among the general public. Subject to the confidential relationship between themselves and their customers, members are expected to transmit the benefit of information acquired during the practice of the profession, as a result of technical knowledge, to alleviate any situation which may harm or seriously affect a third party. A member should combat ignorance about technology wherever it is found, and in particular in those areas where application of technology appears to have dubious social merit.
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