Mapping Professional Regimes Internationally
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Long standing professions have generally taken a great interest in, and taken steps to ensure, the quality of the initial education and life-long learning of professionals, fitness for professional life, professional values, ethical standards and professional conduct, competence, risk management, discipline and other issues of concern to the profession. They have adopted a range of institutional arrangements to address these interests and concerns – varying in time, jurisdiction and culture.
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© 2019 Professional Standards Councils. The Material is owned by the Professional Standards Council of New South Wales and held on behalf of the combined state and territories’ Professional Standards Councils. The Professional Standards Councils encourage the availability, dissemination and exchange of public information. Unless otherwise indicated, you may copy, distribute, display, download and otherwise freely deal with the Material for personal use or any non-commercial purpose, on the condition that you include the copyright notice “© Professional Standards Councils” on all uses. You must, however, obtain permission from us by contacting the Professional Standards Authority if you wish to (1) modify, (2) charge others for access, (3) include in advertising or a product for sale, or (4) obtain profit from any of these materials.
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Legal practice, lawyering and the legal profession
Law in context
Professional ethics
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Lewis, M, Mapping Professional Regimes Internationally, 2019