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Which organization developed the model for the Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct for architects?
Which organization developed the model for the Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct for architects?
What is the test of competence for architects?
What is the test of competence for architects?
What action can be taken by a provincial association if a complaint of incompetence is received against an architect?
What action can be taken by a provincial association if a complaint of incompetence is received against an architect?
Which of the following is a conduct requirement for architects?
Which of the following is a conduct requirement for architects?
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What is one act that architects are prohibited from doing?
What is one act that architects are prohibited from doing?
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What is a requirement for architects in terms of competition?
What is a requirement for architects in terms of competition?
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What is a requirement for architects in terms of fees for services?
What is a requirement for architects in terms of fees for services?
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Which of the following statements about conflict of interest is NOT true?
Which of the following statements about conflict of interest is NOT true?
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What is the architect's responsibility if they become aware that the client is violating building regulations?
What is the architect's responsibility if they become aware that the client is violating building regulations?
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What should an architect do if they have a financial interest in a building product they propose to specify for a project?
What should an architect do if they have a financial interest in a building product they propose to specify for a project?
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Study Notes
Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct
- Developed by the Canadian Architectural Licensing Authorities (CALA).
Test of Competence
- Architects must demonstrate knowledge, skills, and judgment through various assessments, typically encompassing education, experience, and examination.
Complaints of Incompetence
- A provincial association can investigate the complaint and may issue a reprimand, impose conditions, or suspend or revoke the architect's license if found incompetent.
Conduct Requirements for Architects
- Architects must maintain integrity, honesty, and professionalism in all dealings and must ensure compliance with legal standards.
Prohibited Acts for Architects
- Architects are prohibited from engaging in fraudulent practices, misrepresenting their qualifications or experience, and accepting bribes.
Competition Requirements
- Architects must compete fairly, promoting their services without misleading information or unfair practices.
Fees for Services
- Fees should be transparent, reasonable, and agreed upon in advance. Architects should not price fix or collude with others regarding fee arrangements.
Conflict of Interest
- An architect must disclose any potential conflict of interest, but a statement claiming that all financial interests are irrelevant is NOT true.
Responsibility Regarding Client Violations
- If architects become aware of a client violating building regulations, they must take steps to notify the client and may need to report to the appropriate authority.
Financial Interests in Products
- Architects with a financial interest in a building product must disclose this interest to the client before making recommendations for specification.
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Test your knowledge of the Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct in the field of architecture with this quiz. Explore the guidelines set by the AIBC and SAA, based on the renowned model by NCARB, and enhance your understanding of competence regulations and ethical practices.
