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Accountability

Disciplinary Policies

NMAO has the right to deny, suspend, or revoke any accreditation if it is determined that the candidate:

  • Provided inaccurate or falsified information on their accreditation application.
  • Engaged in any inappropriate conduct.
  • Violated the NMAO Code of Ethics.
  • Misrepresented or misused his or her accreditation status in any way.
  • Committed a substantiated act of gross negligence or willful misconduct.
  • Committed a crime connected to his or her accreditation.
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