RSQ, c. C-26, s. 87 - Ordre des évaluateurs agréés du Québec

Division VIII - Acts derogatory to the dignity of the profession50. In addition to the acts referred to in section 59, section 59.1, and subparagraph1 of the second paragraph of section 152 of the Professional Code, the followingacts are derogatory to the dignity of the profession:(1) communicating with a complainant without the prior written permission ofthe syndic, or the assistant or corresponding syndic, where he isinformed that he is the subject of an inquiry into his conduct orprofessional competence or where he has been served notice of acomplaint against him;(2) repeatedly or insistently inciting a person to have recourse to hisprofessional services;(3) failing to notify the syndic of the Order that he has reasonable cause tobelieve that another member of the Order is incompetent or contravenesthe Professional Code or a regulation made pursuant to the Code;(4) ordering or inciting another appraiser to perform an act that contravenesthe regulations of the Order;(5) conspiring with any person, in any manner whatsoever, to procureclients or business;(6) drawing up an unqualified declaration or report that he knows to beincomplete, or a report that he knows to be false or the conclusion ofwhich has been predetermined with respect to the value of a thing or aright;(7) refusing or neglecting to meet or communicate with the syndic, or theassistant or corresponding syndic, after being informed that he is thesubject of an inquiry into his conduct or professional competence, orafter being served notice of a complaint against him;(8) attempting to obtain a contract that, to his knowledge, has already beenawarded to a colleague.