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CODE OF CONDUCT.

All members, regardless of their and/or perceived role (including self employed/under contract, employed by the NAVP, employed by an external organisation) are first and foremost members of the NAVP and must abide by the Code of Conduct of the NAVP.

This code also applies to Student members who are in the process of completing a recognised course of study.

All members on entry to the Association will undertake the following declaration:

“I PROMISE AND DECLARE that my constant endeavour will be to ensure the welfare of animals committed to my care and that I will pursue the work of my profession with integrity and accept my responsibilities to my clients, the public, the profession and the NAVP”. Further, I promise and declare that I will abide by this Code of Conduct in all my dealings with clients, animals and all people as a result of undertaking my work or studies.

All members must abide by the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966, and only treat with Veterinary referral. Failure to do so is an offence under Section

The overarching duty of NAVP members is to ensure the welfare of animals committed to their care and to fulfil their duties by maintaining:

1. Professional competence
2. Honesty and integrity
3. Independence and impartiality
4. Client confidentiality and trust
5. Professional accountability


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