Hamblin-Boone said the CFA's members already had a voluntary code in place to protect borrowers.
The billboard wasn't really there; and public discussion of the matter has raised the question of the technology's effects on the credibility of news programmes.Dennis Wilkinson of Princeton Video Image, the firm that provided CBS with the technology, says the industry understands the need for sensitivity, and has adopted a voluntary code of practice to allay such fears.
The New York Racing Association has a voluntary $2 starting fee.
The Netherlands has a voluntary reporting system.
Meanwhile, Flutie's save-the young-models campaign has borne results: a voluntary code of conduct for agencies is imminent, and the Council of Fashion Designers of America will be sending a letter to the designers whose shows it is hosting this week, reminding them, as they pop their champagne corks backstage, that alcohol should not be served to minors.
The former experience has, however, developed and implemented a voluntary Code for Purchases that has been recently proposed as the standard at the regional level for future JPFEs.
The Bush administration has for months called for a voluntary code of conduct and previously asked for the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund to help draw one up.
Several states, including China, have signed the Montreux Document, a voluntary code of conduct.Yet self-regulation is unlikely to be sufficient in a business known for its cut-throat competition.
In Mobike's press release, mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham said, "We're conscious that our city center is a complex and busy area already, so TfGM has been working hard to establish a voluntary code of working with Mobike to make sure the service operates in a way that doesn't inconvenience other road users, pedestrians or city center traders".
Following meetings with UK and Welsh government ministers at the event, a voluntary code of practice has been drawn up to give milk producers more bargaining power.
