Code of Ethics
- Members of the EEAA NZ Chapter shall abide by all relevant New Zealand laws.
- No member shall offer or promote any exhibition or service by means of explicit or implicit representation which is likely to have a tendency to deceive or mislead prospective clients.
- No member shall use an exhibition title which is so similar to the title of another event that it is likely to deceive or mislead.
- No claims, statistical or otherwise, which cannot be substantiated, shall be made in relation to any exhibition.
- Areas of major expenditure over and above those not included in exhibition space/stand costs shall be clearly indicated to exhibitors.
- Members shall not accept contracts from companies whose legal or ethical status is known to be in doubt.
- Fairness shall characterise dealings between members, their clients and visitors.
- Members will not, by innuendo or rumour, damage the reputation of another member or disadvantage other members by unfair trading practices.
- Members shall at all times be accessible to their clients and visitors.
- Members shall make every effort to resolve complaints and grievances in good faith through reasonable direct communication and negotiation.
- Undertakings or promises made by members in all literature shall be adhered to. In the event of necessary changes, notifications will, where possible, be given to actual or potential clients.
- Adequate insurance in respect to public liability shall be carried.
- Wherever possible, members shall use the services provided by other Association members.
- In the event of any member’s non-compliance with EEAA NZ Chapter Code of Ethics, Clause 6 of the Constitution will apply.
