Integrity
Never knowingly mislead members, consumers, regulators, partners or the public.
This Code of Ethics sets expected ethical standards for people who exercise organisational authority or represent Lengau People's Society, subject to governing documents and applicable South African law. It does not override the law. Where there is a conflict, the law takes precedence.
Never knowingly mislead members, consumers, regulators, partners or the public.
Every person exercising organisational authority must be accountable for decisions within their responsibility.
Material financial, operational and governance information should be communicated appropriately and accurately.
Members and stakeholders should be treated fairly and consistently.
Protect confidential member, financial, commercial and organisational information.
Declare relevant personal, family, business or financial interests. See the Conflict of Interest page.
Organisational authority must never be used for improper personal benefit.
A person who raises a genuine concern in good faith must not be punished merely for raising it. See Whistleblowing.
No knowingly false, deceptive, exaggerated or unsupported claims. Do not guarantee wealth, profits or financial outcomes that cannot reasonably be guaranteed.
Organisational funds, property, systems, data and intellectual property must be protected and used only for authorised purposes.
Read with the Prosperity Code of Conduct and Legal & Compliance framework. Contact +27 60 709 4406 or Contact.