Core CPD Framework:
- Diversity, Inclusion & Professional Ethics
- 1 CPD Hour
Event Description
The RTPI Code of Professional Conduct (the Code) sets out the required standards of professional conduct and practice expected of RTPI Members. Its purpose is to protect and guide practitioners, and to serve as a tool to maintain public trust in the profession. All members, irrespective of their class of membership, are required to adhere to its five Core Principles:
- Honesty and integrity
- Professional competence
- Independent professional judgment
- Professional practice and duties
- Professional behaviour and respect
Led by RTPI’s complaints investigator, Ruth Richards, this webinar will shine a light on offering planning services to members of the public. Professional Standards Guidance Note 5 (to be issued soon) has been prepared to support RTPI Members on their professional responsibilities with regard to this topic.
This webinar will be Chaired by Emma Callaghan, Senior Planner at Lichfields (NE Young Planner Chair).
Learning outcomes
- Understand the importance of providing services that are appropriate to client requirements
- Learn more about the terms of engagement and fees
- The requirement of professional indemnity insurance
- How to manage practices offering services to the public
- Understand the importance of the RTPI logo
Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the profession, this webinar is essential to maintain your professional integrity and protect your reputation.
Useful Links for further reading
• RTPI - Professional Ethics
• RTPI - RTPI | Resources and documents
Accessibility
To ensure everyone has the best possible experience, the RTPI is committed to delivering inclusive events. This webinar will be held using our webinar system, BigMarker, and closed captions are available as standard. The presentations will be available to download during the webinar.
If you experience any problems when booking, please contact Kim Walker Regional Coordinator for assistance.
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