Code of Ethics
( Regulation 1026, Section 33 )

33(1) Members shall abide by the code of ethics of the Association.
  (2) The code of ethics of the Association requires that every member
      shall,
  (a) conduct his or her professional and private affairs in such a
      manner as to maintain public trust and confidence in the
      profession;
  (b) abide by the standards of practice prescribed herein;
  (c) follow a program of continuing education and maintain a level of
      proficiency that will meet the needs of the public;
  (d) preserve the confidence of clients and regard as privileged
      information obtained in respect of clients' affairs;
  (e) ensure the clients are aware of the complexity of the type of
      surveys recommended and the nature of fees for service;
  (f) by signing a survey plan, certify that it complies with all
      relevant legislative requirements and all standards of the
      Association;
      and
  (g) not receive compensation for the same service from more than one
      person without the consent of the persons involved.

Standards of Practice
( Regulation 1026, Section 34 )

34(1) Members shall maintain the standards of practice prescribed by
      this section in the performance of their practice of professional
      land surveying.
  (2) The standards of practice of the Association require that,
  (a) every cadastral surveying office shall be operated and
      supervised on a full time basis by a licensed member of the
      Association;
  (b) no licensed member shall hold himself or herself out as carrying
      on the practice of cadastral surveying from more than one survey
      office;
  (c) no partnership, corporation or association of persons authorized
      to practice the profession of land surveying shall list a licensed
      member as being in charge of more than one survey office;
  (d) no licensed member shall enter into or continue to practice
      cadastral surveying in a partnership unless all of the partners
      are licensed members;
  (e) no licensed member shall act as servant or agent of a person
      who is not licensed so as to enable that unlicensed person to offer
      cadastral surveying services to the public;
  (f) every member shall pay within the time specified in the Act,
      regulation or bylaws of the Association all premiums, levies,
      deductible amounts under professional liability insurance or any
      other financial obligations owed to the Association;
  (g) every member shall comply with any written or oral request
      received from the Association, the Registrar, the presiding officer
      of any committee of the Association within the time specified in
      the request and shall supply such information and copies of such
      material, other than material concerning a members health or
      financial status, as may be requested;
  (h) every member shall report to the Registrar any gross or
      consistent practice or omission of another member, of which the
      member is aware, that may constitute professional misconduct or
      incompetence;
  (i) every member shall keep and make available to his or her
      client, on request, an itemized and accurate record of the cost of
      a survey;
      and
  (j) no member shall pay a commission in respect of a survey or
      offer or agree to divide his or her remuneration with another
      person in respect of a survey unless the other person has
      participated in making the survey.