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From: rose@diver.org (David Rose)
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Subject: Are auditors governed by a code of conduct?
Date: 18 Sep 1996 04:18:29 GMT
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    Many falsehoods and inaccurate statements regarding
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Yes, they are. 

The auditor maintains and practices a code of conduct known as the
"Auditor's Code." This collection of stringently followed rules
ensures that the person being audited gets the greatest possible
gain from auditing. The Auditor's Code evolved over many years of
observation, and it is the code of ethics which governs an
auditor's conduct. 

Auditing is most successful when the auditor acts according to the
Code. The auditor, for example, never tells the person he is
auditing what he should think about himself, nor offers any opinion
about what is being audited. A goal of auditing is to restore the
individual's certainty in his own viewpoint; evaluation for him
only inhibits attainment of this goal. Hence, it is prohibited by
the Code. 

The qualities instilled by the Auditor's Code are essentially those
held to be the best in people. An auditor shows kindness, affinity,
patience and other such virtues, to assist the person being audited
in confronting areas of upset or difficulty. 

           For more information go to the following URLs:

                     http://www.scientology.org
                     http://www.lronhubbard.org
                     http://www.dianetics.org

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