Ethics for CAANZ/NZICA Members 2026 — Managing Conflicts and Dilemmas (live webinar)

To assist with ethical conflicts and/or dilemmas we may face, the Code of Ethics provides a conceptual framework that members are to apply in order to identify, evaluate and address threats to compliance with the fundamental principles. 

This webinar will review the conceptual framework, its requirements and its guidelines. The webinar will also work through a case study that illustrates the application of the conceptual framework to a practical scenario. 

Specifically, the webinar will cover:

• Introduction
• The Framework
  • Identifying Threats
  • Evaluating Threats
  • Addressing Threats
• Other Issues
  • Bias
  • Organisational Culture
• Case Study

The webinar will not cover anything to do with ethics for assurance and audit engagements.

We will cover, amongst other things:

• Who is a developer?
• Who is a builder?
• When an intention of resale is formed and how it can be established evidentially.
• Business
• Association
• What cost base can be applied?
• How a development or subdivision of land can be subject to tax many years after purchase? 

Upon satisfactory completion of this activity you will be able to know/understand:

• explain the process of dealing with ethical conflicts and/or dilemmas
• fulfil one hour of the ethics training required by CAANZ/NZICA
• analyse the issues involved with ethical conflicts and/or dilemmas
• measure the impact of ethical conflicts and/or dilemmas on your work situation

Suited to:

This webinar is of interest to all members of CAANZ and/or NZICA

Duration: 1.00 CPD hours (approx. 55 mins content + 5 mins Q&A)

PRESENTER

Mike Hadwin, Director, Symmetry Advisory Ltd

Mike Hadwin is a member of CAANZ and a regular presenter for TEO Training Ltd. He has presented a number of ethics seminars and webinars for both TEO and CAANZ over the last 10 years. You’ll learn from Mike’s 40 years of experience as a public CA and facilitator. His clear presentation style enables you to quickly understand and apply practical learning concepts to common situations you may face in your role.