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    Code of Conduct for Volunteers Terms of Reference
    (IFLA (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions), 2023-12) IFLA Code of Conduct for Volunteers Working Group (CCVWG)
    The IFLA Code of Conduct for Volunteers Working Group (CCVWG) has been established to provide advice to the IFLA Governing Board (GB) in relation to the development of the IFLA Code of Conduct for Volunteers. The Governing Board has the authority to approve the IFLA Code of Conduct for Volunteers. The Code of Conduct for Volunteers has value as both an internal guideline and an external statement of IFLA values and commitments that sets out the minimum standards of behaviour required by volunteers for or with IFLA.
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