National Ethics Counsel's Response Form

This form is for the AIA Member to respond to the allegations in the complaint form. The National Ethics Counsel (NEC) has the primary authority to determine whether a violation of the Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct has occurred and, if so, what penalty (including potential termination of membership) should be imposed. In doing so, it follows the process stated in the Rules of Procedure, which are designed to protect the rights of both the complaining party and the member who is the subject of the complaint. If the NEC finds that a violation has occurred, its decision may be appealed to the AIA’s Board of Directors.


The NEC does not independently investigate or prosecute cases against AIA members. It is the sole responsibility of the Complainant and Respondent to submit evidence, call upon and produce witnesses, and present their respective cases. The NEC’s deliberations and decisions are based solely on what the Complainant and Respondent present and submit as part of the case record.

Phone

Do you have an Advisor or Counsel?*
Phone

All correspondence with regard to this matter will be sent to this person.

Admission or Denial*

The undersigned Respondent (admits or denies) that he or she is in violation of Rule(s) of the AIA Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct as charged in the Complaint.

List the names of those who are knowledgeable about this matter and could be called as a potential witness.

Name them "Exhibit 1", "Exhibit 2", etc. File upload is below.

Any Other Filings?*

Is there currently pending civil litigation or an administrative (Licensing Board) proceeding concerning the subject matter of this Complaint?

If yes, give details and describe the schedule for resolution.

Confidentiality*

Respondent agrees to avoid public disclosure and discussion of this Complaint, the parties involved, and the issues under consideration. The Respondent may contact persons with knowledge of the matter, who are potential witnesses, or who might otherwise have information relevant to allegations in a complaint.

Respondent may state reasons he or she believes that the alleged conduct is not in violation of the AIA Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct or the Complaint is otherwise untrue.

Provide day-by-day through events and expand as necessary in separate document, include the dates, events (state the facts of what occurred), related rules, and supporting exhibits. (Upload as a separate document, if needed.)

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