C-26, r. 222.1.2.01 - Code of ethics of sexologists

Section 18 Disposition versions

2016-05-12

18. For the purpose of preserving professional secrecy, sexologists must

(1)  refrain from any indiscreet conversation concerning their client and the professional services provided to the client;

(2)  take the reasonable means with respect to their colleagues and persons under their supervision;

(3)  not disclose that a person has required their professional services;

(4)  obtain prior written authorization from the client to make an audio or video recording of an interview or activity; the authorization must specify the subsequent use of the recording and the conditions on which authorization may be revoked and the recording may be destructed; and

(5)  not disclose, without authorization, the name of a client when consulting or being supervised by another professional.

O.C. 307-2016, s. 18.

Not in force

In force: 2016-05-12

18. For the purpose of preserving professional secrecy, sexologists must

(1)  refrain from any indiscreet conversation concerning their client and the professional services provided to the client;

(2)  take the reasonable means with respect to their colleagues and persons under their supervision;

(3)  not disclose that a person has required their professional services;

(4)  obtain prior written authorization from the client to make an audio or video recording of an interview or activity; the authorization must specify the subsequent use of the recording and the conditions on which authorization may be revoked and the recording may be destructed; and

(5)  not disclose, without authorization, the name of a client when consulting or being supervised by another professional.

O.C. 307-2016, s. 18.