Conflict of interest - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 10:31, 17 December 2020

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	* Code of practice for project management.		* Code of practice for project management.
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		+	* Conflict avoidance pledge.
	* Construction disputes.		* Construction disputes.
	* Interface risk in construction.		* Interface risk in construction.

Editor at 19:33, 29 October 2020

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	Conflicts of interest can be avoided by adopting and following rules relating to declarations, transparency and resolution. The conflict should be declared at the earliest opportunity to all relevant stakeholders and it is advisable to secure written agreement to proceed. By being transparent, misunderstandings can be avoided.		Conflicts of interest can be avoided by adopting and following rules relating to declarations, transparency and resolution. The conflict should be declared at the earliest opportunity to all relevant stakeholders and it is advisable to secure written agreement to proceed. By being transparent, misunderstandings can be avoided.

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	* Interface risk in construction.		* Interface risk in construction.
	* Overcoming difficulties in construction value management.		* Overcoming difficulties in construction value management.
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	* Construction disputes.		* Construction disputes.
		+	* Interface risk in construction.
	* Overcoming difficulties in construction value management.		* Overcoming difficulties in construction value management.
	* Project risk.		* Project risk.

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	* Construction disputes.		* Construction disputes.

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	* Acting for more than one client or stakeholder with competing interests at the same time.		* Acting for more than one client or stakeholder with competing interests at the same time.
−	* Existing obligations that affect ~~the~~ relationship with ~~the~~ client.	+	* Existing obligations that affect a relationship with a client.
−	* Conflicting duties ~~are~~ owed to different clients.	+	* Conflicting duties owed to different clients.

	Conflicts of interest can be avoided by adopting and following rules relating to declarations, transparency and resolution. The conflict should be declared at the earliest opportunity to all relevant stakeholders and it is advisable to secure written agreement to proceed. By being transparent, misunderstandings can be avoided.		Conflicts of interest can be avoided by adopting and following rules relating to declarations, transparency and resolution. The conflict should be declared at the earliest opportunity to all relevant stakeholders and it is advisable to secure written agreement to proceed. By being transparent, misunderstandings can be avoided.

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A conflict of interest is said to have occurred if the best interest of a client is impeded, or might be perceived to have been impeded, by an individual or organisation. Generally, a conflict of interest relates to the actual or perceived impartiality of an individual or organisation in their dealings with the client.

Care should be taken to avoid conflicts of interest arising as they can have a negative impact on an individual or organisation’s perceived integrity or reputation.

Common conflicts of interest include:

* Acting for more than one client or stakeholder with competing interests at the same time.
* Existing obligations that affect the relationship with the client.
* Conflicting duties are owed to different clients.

Conflicts of interest can be avoided by adopting and following rules relating to declarations, transparency and resolution. The conflict should be declared at the earliest opportunity to all relevant stakeholders and it is advisable to secure written agreement to proceed. By being transparent, misunderstandings can be avoided.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Code of practice for project management.
* Construction disputes.
* Overcoming difficulties in construction value management.
* Project risk.
* Risk management.
* Stakeholders.
* Third party dependencies.
* Types of risk in construction projects.

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