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Controlled declaration

Assessor Conflict-of-Interest Declaration

Every assessor must declare any actual, potential or perceived conflict of interest before an assessment assignment is confirmed. Declarations are reviewed by the impartiality function.

This is a controlled, confidential channel. Submissions are stored in a private, access-controlled record and are visible only to the responsible WWEC function.

Step 1 of 3

Assessor and assignment

Step 2 of 3

Relationship disclosures

Answer every question. Where you answer yes, describe the circumstances in the details field below.

Step 3 of 3

Declaration

You will receive an email acknowledgement with a reference.

This declaration uses the same terms as the published WWEC conflict of interest policy: an actual, potential or perceived conflict must be declared before an assignment is confirmed, and the impartiality function decides whether to mitigate, restrict or reassign. A declared conflict does not automatically disqualify an assessor. An undeclared conflict results in removal from the assessor panel.

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