Advice Note 14: Conflicts of interest
By John McCormick - last updated on Tue, 23/02/2010 - 12:28
This guide will help organisations identify how to avoid conflicts of interest and how to act appropriately if a conflict of interest does develop.
This advice note is designed particularly for charitable organisations as they have specific legal obligations in this area, however it can be used by any voluntary and community organisation whether a recognised charity or not.
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