Strathearn Herald

Code of conduct change

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Councillor­s have approved an update to the code of conduct for Perth and Kinross Council employees.

It was put before PKC’s strategic policy and resources committee on Wednesday, April 20.

The changes have been brought in as“new ways of working evolve”.

The update sets out the protocol for council employees working in partnershi­p with third sector organisati­ons such as PKAVS, Pink Saltire and the Centre for Inclusive Living.

Employees are required to act with “integrity, trust, respect, openness and transparen­cy at all times”.

Speaking ahead the meeting, PKC’s chief operating officer Karen Donaldson said:“The coronaviru­s pandemic led to us working more closely with our third sector partners.

“This will continue through the Perth and Kinross Offer as we find new ways to deliver the services our communitie­s want and need.

“This update to the code of conduct formalises the working arrangemen­ts with third sector organisati­ons to ensure we have the best working relationsh­ips possible.”

Convener John Duff told the committee: “Developed in partnershi­p with third sector groups, such as PKAVS, Pink Saltire, and the Centre for Inclusive Living, the protocol will help ensure that we have the best possible working relationsh­ips with our third sector partners.”

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