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Most workplace decisions are straightforward: you know the policy, you follow the process, and you know what to do. But sometimes, the written instructions stop just short of the question you need to answer. That is where judgement matters. Not judgement as in doing whatever feels right-and not ignoring the rules. It means thinking carefully about the situation and choosing a responsible path when no single procedure settles it. A Code of Conduct is there to help. In plain terms, it gives you shared guidance for making those uncertain choices consistently and responsibly, rather than leaving everyone to rely on personal preference. It does not replace the policies and processes you use every day. Most decisions still follow the usual steps. It supports you when those steps run out. So when the procedure ends, use the Code of Conduct to guide your judgement toward the responsible choice.