In the regulatory context, a typical expression of this responsibilisation approach is self-regulation and its instruments, such as codes of conduct, guidelines, technical standards, reporting, audit, and so on (see Dorbeck-Jung and Shelley-Egan 2013, Arnaldi, Gorgoni and Pariotti 2016, Arnaldi 2014).
It also said: "We are committed to supporting free and fair competition among suppliers, and we have code of conduct guidelines in place that we expect suppliers to meet.
In this paper, both for the sake of BGI's own interests and for the good of the general public, we will focus on the question whether the Chinese regulatory infrastructure and its ethical institutions are appropriate enough to form the codes of conduct and guidelines for the sound practice of such a genetic giant.
Cardinal Sean O'Malley, the archbishop of Boston, said the proposed panel of experts could provide codes of conduct for clergymen, guidelines for Church officials and better checks for would-be priests.
The Media Council of Malawi, supported by UNICEF, ran a media training on child rights, codes of conduct and editorial guidelines, reporting on children in conflict with the law, and interviewing children.
"Our code of conduct and guidelines around the use of social media set very clear expectations of staff when making public comment, including maintaining political neutrality and care in expressing personal opinion.
Although these published guidelines (such as GPP2) are not generally enforced by legislation, according to our survey most companies have codes of conduct, policies or internal guidelines that reflect and enforce them.
Some countries have put in place processes, such as the review and management of research, industry codes of conduct, community responses and guidelines by practitioner associations, to protect the interests of individual patients and community interests [ 35- 38].
The Greens senator Penny Wright raised concern that, for the time being, chaplains and welfare workers would remain in schools while "all the guidelines, codes of conduct and complaints procedures have gone out the window".
Specifically, R4H governance concerns development of national health policy and health strategic plan, R4H policy and strategic plan, R4H agenda, R4H legislation, codes of conduct, and ethical standards and guidelines.
That was accompanied by a vague promise that the FA will "consider and discuss the prospect for future guidelines or codes of conduct".
