The rules we apply to ourselves
If we advise other organizations on how they are run, we should be able to say how we are run. Internal charters and committee papers stay internal until they are checked. What we can say in public is below.
Written engagement terms
Work starts with a document that states scope, who may act, deliverables, fees, and what is out of bounds.
Named third parties
If a licensed or certified firm is required, its name and responsibility are on the engagement, not implied.
A file an auditor can read
Instructions, decisions, assumptions, and what we delivered stay in the record.
Public claims
If we cannot verify it, it is not on the website. We do not soften an unverified claim until it sounds true.
Who may speak for us
People acting for the company keep client matters confidential and do not invent authorizations or credentials.
Client information
We handle it under the engagement terms and the safeguards that match how sensitive it is.
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