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The Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh (Scotland) Order of Council 2007
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10.—(1) The members shall be responsible for discharging the responsibilities of the Court and shall have the personal responsibilities specified in a code of conduct approved by the Court.
(2) All members shall be deemed to be bound by such a code.
(3) That code of conduct shall include the following principles–
(a)ensuring the University complies with the terms of this Order;
(b)promoting the interests of the University;
(c)acting prudently and with reasonable care, skill and diligence;
(d)complying with all legal responsibilities imposed on the members by law;
(e)acting selflessly in the interests of the University;
(f)acting with integrity in good faith, honestly, objectively, accountably and for a proper purpose;
(g)complying with good governance practice and principles;
(h)avoiding or declaring (where appropriate) conflicts of interest or potential conflicts of interest;
(i)not profiting at the University’s expense;
(j)not acting in a sectional interest; and
(k)not misusing the position of member.
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