下载后可任意编辑AUSIT Code of EthicsThe Australian Institute of Interpreters and Translators Inc (AUSIT) was founded at a meeting in Canberra in 1987, convened by the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI) to establish a national association of interpreting and translation professionals in Australia. Central to the establishment of any profession is the codification of its practices not only in organisational matters, but also, and crucially, in matters of professional conduct. Adherence to a Code of Ethics represents an undertaking by the members of a professional association that they can be relied upon to behave according to rules that protect and respect the interests of their clients as well as those of their fellow members. The development of the AUSIT Code of Ethics was completed in 1995, when it was endorsed（认可） by NAATI, adopted by AUSIT at the National General Meeting and presented to the International Federation of Translators at its World Congress in Melbourne in 1996.In summary, the Code obliges members to: • respect their clients’ rights to privacy and confidentiality尊重客人隐私下载后可任意编辑• decline to undertake work beyond their competence or accreditation levels不要做能力以外和鉴定认证以外的翻译• take responsibility for the work of people under their supervision 对下属负责• decline to mix promotional activity for clients with interpreting or translation work • guard against misuse of inside information for personal gain • guard against encroaching on the work of co-members • maintain professional detachment, impartiality and objectivity 不偏不倚• refer to arbitration by the National Council of any dispute with other members and to accept the Council ...
