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Use this ethics program checklist to work through governance and leadership commitment, code of conduct and policies, training and communication, reporting channels and whistleblower protection, conflicts of interest, gifts, and anti-bribery, and investigations and disciplinary process, recording pass, fail, or N/A and capturing a photo on anything that needs proof.
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Confirm senior leadership visibly supports the ethics program.
Check accountability for the program is assigned and resourced.
Confirm the program is reviewed at management level.
Confirm a code of conduct and supporting ethics policies exist.
Check the policies are current and accessible to employees.
Confirm the policies cover the organisation's key ethics risks.
Confirm employees receive ethics and code-of-conduct training.
Check the program is communicated across the organisation.
Confirm training records are kept.
Confirm reporting channels for ethics concerns are available.
Check whistleblowers are protected from retaliation.
Confirm reports are recorded and followed up.
Confirm conflicts of interest are declared and managed.
Check gifts and hospitality are recorded against the policy.
Confirm anti-bribery and corruption controls are in place.
Confirm a process exists to investigate reported concerns.
Check investigations are fair, documented, and timely.
Confirm a disciplinary process applies consistent outcomes.
Confirm ethics expectations are set for third parties.
Check an ethics risk assessment informs the program.
Confirm higher-risk areas receive additional attention.
Confirm the program is monitored and measured.
Check records support the program's activities.
Confirm a periodic management review drives continuous improvement.
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An ethics program checklist is used to assess whether an organisation's ethics and compliance program is established, communicated, accessible, and actively managed. Rather than a list of ethical behaviours, it is a program assessment: it covers governance and leadership commitment, the code of conduct and policies, training and communication, reporting channels and whistleblower protection, conflicts of interest, gifts and anti-bribery controls, investigations and discipline, third-party expectations and risk assessment, and monitoring, records, and management review. It answers whether the program is real and working, not just written down.
An ethics program checklist is a program-level assessment tool for an organisation's ethics and compliance program. It is deliberately broader than a single anti-bribery or whistleblower checklist, and it is not just a list of ethical behaviours: it assesses whether the program is established, communicated, accessible, and actively managed. Working through governance and leadership commitment, the code of conduct and policies, training and communication, reporting channels and whistleblower protection, conflicts of interest, gifts and anti-bribery controls, the investigation and disciplinary process, third-party expectations and risk assessment, and monitoring, records, and management review, it answers one question: is the ethics program real and working across the organisation, or only written down?
Many organisations have a code of conduct and little else. Training is a one-off, reporting channels are unknown or distrusted, conflicts and gifts go undeclared, and no one monitors whether any of it works. The program looks complete in a policy binder but is not lived day to day, which is exactly what fails under scrutiny.
An ethics program assessment fixes that by checking the whole program, from leadership and policies to training, reporting, risk, and review, so the organisation can see what is genuinely in place and what needs to improve.
A program assessment shows whether ethics is managed, not just stated:
A complete ethics program assessment works across governance to review:
Confirm the foundation is in place:
Check the program reaches people:
Confirm the program is managed:
Work through the assessment in order:
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Book a Free DemoIt is used to assess whether an organisation's ethics and compliance program is established, communicated, accessible, and actively managed. Rather than a list of ethical behaviours, it is a program assessment covering governance and leadership commitment, the code of conduct and policies, training and communication, reporting channels and whistleblower protection, conflicts of interest, gifts and anti-bribery controls, investigations and discipline, third-party expectations and risk assessment, and monitoring, records, and management review. It answers whether the program is real and working.
A code of conduct checklist focuses on the code document itself. This assessment is broader: the code is one component, but the checklist also looks at leadership commitment, training, reporting channels, conflicts and gifts, anti-bribery, investigations, third-party expectations, risk assessment, and management review. It assesses whether the whole ethics program is established and actively managed, not just whether a code exists. A written code alone does not make a working program, which is the gap this checklist surfaces.
It covers governance and leadership commitment, the code of conduct and supporting policies, ethics training and communication, reporting channels and whistleblower protection, conflicts of interest, gifts and hospitality, and anti-bribery controls, the investigation and disciplinary process, ethics expectations for third parties, an ethics risk assessment, and the monitoring, records, and periodic management review that drive continuous improvement. The aim is to confirm each element is in place and active, giving a view of how mature and effective the program actually is.
It is usually carried out by a compliance officer or ethics and compliance lead, with input from HR, legal, and senior management, and sometimes internal audit. One owner should run the assessment, gather evidence for each element, and report gaps to management. Recording the evidence, gaps, and improvement actions, with a management review, gives a clear picture of the program's maturity and a basis for strengthening it over time.

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