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17-47-310. Code of ethics.
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17-47-310. Code of ethics.
(a) The Arkansas State Board of Registration for Professional Soil Classifiers shall cause to have prepared and shall adopt a code of ethics, a copy of which shall be delivered to every registrant and applicant for registration under this chapter.
(b) The delivery shall constitute due notice to all registrants.
(c) The board may revise and amend this code of ethics from time to time and shall forthwith notify each registrant in writing of revisions and amendments.
(d) The code of ethics shall apply to all certificate holders.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 17-47-310
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17-47-310. Code of ethics.
(a) The Arkansas State Board of Registration for Professional Soil Classifiers shall cause to have prepared and shall adopt a code of ethics, a copy of which shall be delivered to every registrant and applicant for registration under this chapter.
(b) The delivery shall constitute due notice to all registrants.
(c) The board may revise and amend this code of ethics from time to time and shall forthwith notify each registrant in writing of revisions and amendments.
(d) The code of ethics shall apply to all certificate holders.
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