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An Inspector should always be polite
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An Inspector should always be
punctual
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An Inspector should be attentive and
considerate towards the owner /
breeders. Always attempt to iron
out any problems and be
ready to assist, especially the new Breeder, in the correct
administrative procedures.
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Be professional and thorough, check
brands ear codes and performance
data. Give time for a thorough
inspection of each animal.
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Explain how decisions are arrived
at, particularly when an animal is
downgraded or rejected. Try to make
a final decision on the day
and not leave decisions over for a later inspection. Always
try to resolve any dispute which may
arise before leaving the farm and if
necessary advise the office.
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Under no circumstance may an
Inspector accept instructions or
commission from a member or
non-member for negotiating the
buying or selling of Ngunis, nor may
he/she promote the sale of their own
stock whilst doing the inspection.
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No Inspector may act as an inspector
of their own stock.
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Under no circumstance may an
inspection be done by one Inspector.
Two inspectors must always be
involved in an inspection, of
which one must be a Senior
Inspector.
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Inspectors should attend a refresher
course every two years to update
themselves and should keep
themselves informed on the
latest research projects involving
the Breed. A thorough study of
available literature from the past
is also recommended.
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No Inspector may undertake to do an
inspection without a written
directive from the office.
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An Inspector must be loyal to his
Society and fellow Inspectors.
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An inspector must at all times
conduct himself in such a manner so
as to promote the aims and
declarations of the Society.
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The conduct of an inspector must at
all times be true unto his\her own
character and integrity and his\her
conduct must under all
circumstances do the Society proud.
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An inspector must at all times and
under all circumstances act with
honesty and dignity and his or her
conduct should never
jeopardize or harm his\her own or
the image of the Society.
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An inspector should never in public
question or dismiss the conduct or
statements of fellow breeders but
should rather direct it in
writing to the President of the
Society.
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An inspector must agree to submit to
the authority of the Council and as
such to accept any reprimands from
Council in regard to
unacceptable conduct and even to be
suspended after he had been given
the opportunity to put his case.
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An inspector must adhere to a code
of confidentiality whenever it is
required.
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When officiating as inspector the
following requirements must be met:
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Procedures determined by Council
must be followed at all times
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To act as ambassador for the
relevant breed
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To ensure that my conduct will
elicit the respect of fellow
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