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CPP Ethics, Compliance & Governance Flashcards

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  1. The principle of equity in CPP professional ethics refers to:

    Answer: Providing differentiated support so that all individuals have fair access to program opportunities and benefits

    Equity requires providing differentiated support based on individual circumstances so that everyone has a genuinely fair chance to access and benefit from programs.

  2. Risk management in the context of program ethics and compliance refers to:

    Answer: Identifying, assessing, and mitigating potential harms to participants, staff, and the organization

    Risk management in program ethics involves systematically identifying and mitigating potential harms across physical, financial, legal, and reputational domains.

  3. Organizational accountability in program governance is best demonstrated by:

    Answer: Regularly reporting program performance and financials to stakeholders, funders, and the public

    Accountability is demonstrated through regular, transparent reporting of program performance and financial stewardship to all relevant stakeholders.

  4. A 'whistleblower policy' in a program organization is designed to:

    Answer: Protect employees who report suspected fraud, misconduct, or ethical violations from retaliation

    Whistleblower policies protect employees from retaliation when they report suspected fraud, misconduct, or ethical violations in good faith.

  5. Informed consent in program participation means:

    Answer: Participants voluntarily agree to participate after receiving clear information about the program, its risks, and their rights

    Informed consent requires that participants voluntarily agree to participate after receiving sufficient, understandable information about the program and their rights.

  6. Social responsibility as an ethical principle for CPP professionals requires:

    Answer: Considering the broader community and societal impact of program decisions and actions

    Social responsibility requires CPP professionals to consider and act on the broader societal and community implications of their programs and decisions.