The phrase "a voluntary code of conduct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a set of guidelines or principles that organizations or individuals choose to follow voluntarily, rather than being mandated by law.
Example: "The company has adopted a voluntary code of conduct to promote ethical behavior among its employees."
Alternatives: "an optional code of conduct" or "a self-imposed code of conduct".
However, it is a voluntary code of conduct.
Rather, he wants the entertainment industry to adopt a voluntary code of conduct.
It involves an inspection regime for the 15 gay clubs and three saunas in the boroughs – a voluntary code of conduct, in effect.
Harrington Investments, which proposed that Cisco establish a human rights board, is actually dismissive of a voluntary code of conduct making any kind of impact.
The European Union is taking a cooperative approach, proposing to its members that they follow a voluntary code of conduct for these funds.
The drone manufacturers lobby, meanwhile, is backing a voluntary code of conduct which includes a provision to "respect the privacy of individuals".
She insisted that progress had been made across several fronts – including the introduction of coaching mentors in the England coaching structure, a new voluntary code of conduct for the Football League that should ensure more opportunities for BME coaches and initiatives by the Premier League to increase the number of BME coaches achieving professional qualifications.
Conservative minister George Eustice, summing up for Defra, said a new voluntary code of conduct for pet sales in operation since the start of the year has resulted in 100,000 adverts from backstreet breeders being removed from the internet.
As for whether more laws are required to protect net neutrality, the letter argues that "less regulation is warranted" if Internet providers "adhere to a meaningful voluntary code of conduct," while more regulation would be needed if they actually start "impeding specific data flows".
Mr. Bos won a victory of sorts Wednesday when the Netherlands Bankers Association announced it was adopting a far-reaching voluntary code of conduct to strengthen risk management and put new constraints on executive bonuses, primarily by limiting them to the amount of a banker's fixed compensation.
The evaluation of the voluntary Code of Conduct, a year in, found that on average in a majority (59percentnt) of cases the tech platforms responded to notifications concerning illegal hate speech by removing the content — which constitutes a more than 2x rise on the removal level recorded (28 per cent) in the first evaluation of the code, six months ago.
