Gyanendra BhartiAIR 537 · CSE 2023 · 239 wordsTheir whole copy
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Code of Ethics (CoE) are set of guidelines which guide to act in a particular way. Code of Conduct is the subset of Code of Ethics.
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Difference between Code of Ethics & Code of Conduct
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| Code of Conduct | Code of Ethics |
|---|---|
| 1. It is set of rules and regulation which guides an action in particular situation. | 1. It is broader framework that also aims at guiding actions in certain condition. |
| 2. It is related to some rules and regulation. Eg- Do not take bribe under prevention of corruption act. | 2. It is general & ethical principle. Eg- To have compassion towards vulnerable section. |
| 3. It is generally negative in character | 3. It is generally positive |
| Eg- Do not reveal the official secret | Eg- Ensure justice & equality in administration |
| 4. It have narrow scope of in action & behaviour. Eg- come office on time | 4. It have wider scope. Eg- have compassion |
| 5. There is little scope for self judgement. Eg- implementing the scheme as per set creteria | 5. It have scope for self judgement. Eg- Can give the medicine without having prescription to save life |
Both acts as guiding light during performance of duty. However, code of ethics provides guidance on those areas also which has not been covered by law.
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