For the purposes of
section 56(2), the following conduct of a person ( person 1 ) constitutes
unprofessional conduct as an architect —
(a)
holding out or in any way implying that person 1’s name is entered in a
particular division of the register if the name is not entered in that
division of the register;
(b)
using, in connection with an architectural service provided by person
1 —
(i)
the name of a registered person who is not a partner or
employee of person 1; or
(ii)
the name of a licensed corporation of which person 1 is
not an officer, employee or partner;
(c)
allowing a natural person ( person 2 ) to practise in person 1’s name in
connection with an architectural service provided by person 2 if —
(i)
person 2 is not registered; or
(ii)
person 2 is registered but is not a partner or employee
of person 1;
(d)
allowing a corporation to practise in person 1’s name in connection with
an architectural service provided by the corporation if —
(i)
the corporation is not a licensed corporation; or
(ii)
the corporation is a licensed corporation but person 1 is
not an officer of the corporation;
(e)
signing an account, statement, report, specification, plan or other document
purporting to represent any architectural work as having been done by person 1
in circumstances where the work has not been done under person 1’s
direct control or supervision;
(f)
accepting architectural work on condition or promise that person 1 will give
or receive, or because person 1 has given or received, any remuneration,
discount, gift or commission directly or indirectly to or from another person,
other than remuneration to be received by person 1 from the client;
(g)
failing to disclose to a client a direct or indirect pecuniary interest (other
than an interest in a public company) that person 1 has in any product or
service that person 1 —
(i)
specifies or recommends for use in connection with the
project in respect of which person 1’s services are engaged; or
(ii)
uses or causes to be used in connection with that
project;
(h)
using, or causing to be used, in connection with a project in respect of which
person 1’s services are engaged, a product or service in which person 1
has an interest of a kind referred to in paragraph (g) without
having —
(i)
the client’s written acknowledgment of the
disclosure of the interest; and
(ii)
the client’s written consent to the use of the
product or service.