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Aims and Objectives
1. To provide professional membership to qualified
Canadian conservation
2. To maintain high
standards of competence, integrity, and ethics within the membership,
as outlined in the Code of Ethics and Guidance
for Practice of the Canadian Association for the Conservation
of Cultural Property and of the Canadian Association of Professional
Conservators.
3. To foster high standards
within the conservation profession.
4. To establish, maintain,
and publicize standards of professional and technical certification
in conservation.
5. To provide certification
of the achievement of a required level of qualification within the
areas of specialization in the field
of conservation, as outlined in the Rules and Regulations Governing
Membership.
6. To maintain and distribute
a directory of accredited members.
7. To advise, assist,
and otherwise participate in the development and application of training
in conservation to meet established standards.
8. To promote, endorse,
and encourage professional development in conservation.
9. To develop and publish
information aimed at raising conservation standards.
10. To actively promote
professional standards in heritage preservation in the public and
private sectors. 
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