| Rules of Practice |
|
1.
|
Where it is necessary to take action under Code of Ethics Rule 2, if the Reiki Practitioner is unsure of action to be taken she/he should consult with any of the Reiki NZ Inc Committee or if they are Chartered, the NZ Charter's Board's Members. |
| 2. |
In the event of action needing to be taken under the above mentioned clause due to legal requirements or otherwise, and where the Reiki Practitioner does not require advice of the NZ Charter Board Members or Reiki NZ Inc Committee, brief circumstances of the action should be noted and forwarded to the Secretary of Reiki NZ Inc without divulging the client's details. |
| 3. |
Complete and explicit client records of transactions must be kept, including specific details of treatment, so that if any question of malpractice should arise, the NZ Charter's Board or Reiki NZ Inc may be in a position to adjudicate. |
| 4. |
The Reiki Practitioner's premises shall have a satisfactory standard of privacy for records and treatments. |
| 5. |
It is the Practitioner's responsibility to ascertain from each client any preference the client may have regarding the type of treatment, and to inform the client if they are unwilling or unable to offer the preferred treatment. |
| 6. |
Practitioners must be familiar with the Laws relating to the practice of natural health therapies in New Zealand. |
| 7. |
Reiki Practitioners must ascertain and abide by local By-Laws. |
| 8. |
A Reiki Practitioner shall not use his/her registration of Reiki NZ Inc or the NZ Charter of Health Practitioners for the promotion or enhancement of any product, remedy or commercial enterprise. |
| 9. |
Advertising shall be in a discreet and professional manner, and all literature shall be printed in a professional style. Any advertising that in the opinion of Reiki NZ Inc or the Board of the NZ Charter is deemed unsuitable shall be withdrawn from use. |
| 10. |
Any news release by a Practitioner that mentions Reiki NZ Inc must be cleared by the Secretary of Reiki NZ Inc or it mentions the NZ Charter or it's Board it must be cleared by Board Members before publication. |
