All EIANZ members and CEnvPs are required to comply with the EIANZ Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct (the Code). Practitioners are expected to practice in accordance with the Code and accept personal accountability for their professional conduct.

The Code is central to sound environmental practice and the credibility of the profession and commits practitioners to:

• Promote environmental principles
• Demonstrate integrity
• Represent and promote the profession
• Practice competently

Changes to the Code to incorporate Indigenous knowledge, values and rights came into effect on 1 December 2021.

A copy of the Code, guidance notes, and resources to help our practitioners work within the revised Code can be found below.

Lodging a Code of Ethics Complaint

If you consider that a member has breached the EIANZ Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct or otherwise failed to adhere to the EIANZ Rules of Association, you can lodge a complaint via the link below:

Lodge a complaint here