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/ 01PRINCIPLES · PARTICIPATION · CODE THREE DOCUMENTS, ONE BEHAVIOUR

Be accurate. Be relevant. Be respectful. Add value.

A valuable ecosystem depends on how people behave inside it. These documents describe how participants, professionals and institutions cooperate, and what every Circuit Session, programme and Assembly protects together.

ACCESS ≠
Mandate
No automatic professional instruction.
VISIBILITY ≠
Endorsement
Appearing does not imply approval.
CONTACT ≠
Consent
Participant details are not a marketing licence.
STATUS ≠
Outcome
Membership or recognition never guarantees work.
/ 02THE DOCUMENTS
DOCUMENT 01 · PRINCIPLES OF COLLABORATION

Working across professions, jurisdictions and institutions.

How participants, professionals and institutions cooperate: clarity of role, mutual respect, consent, independence, honest attribution and attention to the purpose that brought people together.

01ROLE
Clarity of role
Everyone knows whether they are contributing as a business leader, professional, institutional representative or other resource, and what sits outside that role.
02CONSENT
Consent before connection
Introductions and continuation make sense to both parties. They are never automatic.
03INDEPENDENCE
Independent responsibility
Each professional and institution remains responsible for its own judgement, conflicts, licensing and engagement terms.
04BOUNDARIES
Respect for professional boundaries
Business, legal, tax, accounting, neutral and institutional responsibilities are not blurred for convenience.
05INFORMATION
Useful information sharing
Share enough to cooperate well, and protect confidential or commercially sensitive material.
06DIFFERENCE
Useful disagreement
Cross-border cooperation does not need uniform views. Responsible differences can improve decisions.
STATUS · IN FORCEVERSION · 1.0EFFECTIVE · 2026APPLIES TO · ALL COOPERATION ACROSS UNBOUNDED
/ 03PROPORTIONATE ENFORCEMENT

Protect the session without turning every mistake into a sanction.

Responses weigh seriousness, intent, repetition, impact, safety, confidentiality and the need to protect participants or systems.

01
Clarify or remind

Minor or inadvertent issues are met with a direct clarification or correction.

02
Restrict an activity

A function or communication may be limited while an issue is reviewed.

03
Remove from a session

Where conduct threatens integrity, confidentiality, safety or security.

04
Affect future priority

Repeated no-shows or misuse may affect future qualification.

05
Suspend or end access

For serious or repeated breaches, subject to contractual and legal rights.

/ 04 · REPORTING

Raise a concern through a controlled route.

Tell us which session or interaction it concerns, what happened, and any immediate safety or confidentiality concern. Reports are handled on a need-to-know basis, without promising a particular outcome.

Report a participation concern
/ 05 · ACCEPTANCE

Accept the current Code.

Where acceptance is required, the version and time of acceptance are recorded with your account. A material change asks you to accept again.

The UNBOUNDED Standard

The common baseline for behaviour.

Institutional Charter

The formal foundation.

Rules of the session

How these apply in a Circuit Session.

Annual Calendar

Where the principles apply this month.

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