Code of conduct
Under the RIBA Charter, Honorary Fellow is a category of RIBA Membership and as such, Honorary Fellows are subject to the provisions set out in ByeLaw 5 ‘Conduct’, including the RIBA Code of Conduct.
Our Code of Conduct is embodied by three Principles – Integrity, Competence, and Relationships as well as concern for others and for the environment.
Members’ conduct outside the practice of architecture may not fall within the remit of the Code of Conduct. However, if a complaint is received concerning the professional behaviour of an Honorary Fellow which potentially offends against the honour, integrity and/or reputation of the profession of architecture or RIBA membership, the RIBA disciplinary procedures will apply.
If an Honorary Fellow is found to be in breach of ByeLaw 5, including the RIBA Code of Conduct, they may be issued with a sanction which may include expulsion from membership and revocation of the title Honorary Fellow.
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