14. No member may make false, misleading or incomplete representations with respect to the member’s level of competence, the effectiveness of services or, if applicable, the level of competence or the effectiveness of services provided by persons who carry on their professional activities within the same partnership or joint-stock company as the member or with respect to the firm the member claims to operate and the addresses of the head office and the offices in which the member practises the profession.
If the interest of the client or employer so requires, members must, with the latter’s authorization, consult another member, a member of another professional order or another competent person, or advise the client or employer to consult one of those persons.
O.C. 672-90, s. 14; O.C. 904-2011, s. 6.