FAQ
Yes, depending on the type of commitment you take on, you have a duty of discretion and/or professional secrecy. Duty of discretion starts from the interests of the organization for which you are committed. This means that you do not pass on information to people outside the organization. This may concern information from clients/participants, but also sensitive information about the organization. You can share information with fellow volunteers or professionals if it is important for the provision of assistance or the functioning of the service or organization. If you violate the duty of discretion, the organization can impose a sanction. Professional secrecy goes a lot further than the duty of discretion. You do not share information that you have received from a client/participant through a relationship of trust, not even with the professionals or your fellow volunteers. If you violate professional secrecy, you may be prosecuted. Every organization under the CM flag has an