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Upholding Our Standards and Moving Forward Together

10 May 2025

Dear Members, As many of you know, CAPDT introduced the STOP List in 2019 in response to feedback from our membership. This initiative marked a significant moment for our organization, as we elevated our Code of Ethics and became one of the first professional associations to take a firm stance

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