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Scientific Integrity
Methods, authorship, peer review, conflicts, funding, corrections, retractions and evidence maintenance.
Policies & Public Documents
Policies that support scientific integrity and public accountability.
IAARM policies establish accountable requirements for science, certification, education, conduct, privacy, accessibility, commercial support and use of the Association’s identity.
Policy Areas
Core policy domains.
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Certification Governance
Impartiality, competence, assessment, review, decision, surveillance, enforcement and appeals.
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Professional Conduct
Eligibility, accurate representation, respectful participation, complaints and due process.
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Commercial Support
Sponsorship, advertising, exhibits, education support, separation of authority and disclosures.
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Privacy & Information Security
Data minimization, permitted use, rights handling, access controls, retention and incident governance.
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Identity & Marks
Trademark, certification-mark, citation, logo, credential and public-record use restrictions.
Document Control
Version and status determine which policy applies.
Each policy identifies its document number, responsible office, approving body, version, effective date, status and change history. Replaced and withdrawn versions remain distinguishable from current requirements.
Public Record
Only approved versions state IAARM requirements.
The public document record distinguishes current, superseded and withdrawn instruments. Descriptive website text does not replace an approved policy, standard, program rule or other governing instrument.
