Engineering Leadership and Innovation

1.  The privilege of self-
governance.
 Self-interest and public-interest
in a regulated profession.
Topics:
Group 5
Members:
• Kasra Keykhosravi
• Yunxiang Zhang
• Harsh Pravin Patel
• Shivang Goyal

2. Introduction
• About Robert Schultz
• Definition of Self Governance
• Explain the Privilege of Self-goverance
• Why Self-regulated?
• In our society, certain professions can be dangerous or contrary to the public interest. As a
result, it has been the accepted practice to regulate the activities of the groups
• Self-regulation is a privilege delegated to a professional group only when the public can best
be served by regulating the profession.
• Why it’s privilege?
• Governments trust professionals can put aside their self-interest in favour of promoting and
promoting the public interest. This follows from the ethos of professionalism which has as an
important aspect a commitment to an ideology of service.
What Does It Mean To Be a Self-governing Regulated Profession?

3. Self interest in
a regulated
profession:
Framework for self governance
Maintaining control over work
Autonomy
Career advancements

4. Public Interest In Regulated Profession

5. REFERENCES
• Code of Ethics for Engineers” National Society for Professional Engineers, 2019
https://www.nspe.org/sites/default/files/resources/pdfs/Ethics/CodeofEthics/NSPECodeofE
thicsforEngineers.pdf
• Schultze, Robert. "What does it mean to be a self-governing regulated profession." Journal of
Property Tax Assessment & Administration 4, no. 3 (2007): 41-53.
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