Review Notification Policy
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INTRODUCTION |
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1. | This policy was adopted by the B.C. Association of Professional Consulting Archaeologists at a general meeting on April 17, 1999. | |
2. | The intent of this policy is to clarify and further define how members of the Society are to inform other archaeologists that their work is being reviewed. | |
3. | The terms "to give notice" and "to inform" as used in this policy have exactly the same meaning. | |
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APPLICATION |
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1. | This policy shall apply to all formal evaluations of the works of another archaeologist, except where such a disclosure contravenes an agreement for confidentiality in a legal case. | |
2. | This policy shall apply to all members of the Society | |
C. |
DEFINITION OF FORMAL EVALUATION |
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1. | A formal evaluation refers to a document intended primarily to review the work of another archaeologist. | |
2. | A formal evaluation does not refer to published or unpublished documents that include a review of archaeological work as part of the background research. | |
D. |
WHEN AND HOW TO NOTIFY |
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1. | A member shall always notify another archaeologist of a formal evaluation of their work, except where such a disclosure contravenes an agreement for confidentiality in a legal case. | |
2. | Notice shall be given as soon as possible, after the review has been received by the client. | |
3. | Notice shall be written. | |
4. | A copy of he review shall be provided to the archaeologist under review, except where such a disclosure contravenes an agreement for confidentiality in a legal case. |
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