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- Members must collect and report as much relevant and accurate information as possible, according to instructions and requirements.
- All information and data collected under the auspices of the Society remain the property of the Society, not withstanding any access granted to individuals for interpretation and analysis.
- Conclusions presented in any products other than Society products must include a disclaimer to the effect that the interpretation and conclusions reached by the person preparing the product, be he/she a member, non-member scientist, or other group or individual, when analyzing the Society's data are not necessarily those of the Society.
- Members, non-member scientists, or other groups or individuals given permission to analyze the Society's data must first present their conclusions to the Society. Members, non-member scientists, or other groups or individuals analyzing the Society's data must acknowledge the Society as the source of the data.
- Members shall communicate, educate and promote, wherever and whenever possible, the nature and importance of the responsible commercial fishing industry in Atlantic Canada.
- Members shall not compete with the Society for contracts.
- Members shall address grievances internally where such matters involve the Society or its membership.
- Members shall constantly act with fairness and integrity in dealing with clients and employees.
- Members shall conduct themselves in a professional and dignified manner and relate to others with courtesy and respect.
- Members must declare any potential conflict of interest, whether real or perceived.
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