This document outlines a code of practice for journalists. It states that journalists must ensure any information published is accurate and not exaggerated. They must also respect individuals' privacy and not ask personal questions or pressure people to answer unwanted questions. Finally, journalists are instructed not to engage in intimidation, harassment, or persistently pursuing subjects, and should allow young people to complete their education without unnecessary interference from the press.

1. Code of practice
1. “ The press must take care not to publish inaccurate” I
will make sure the information I obtain is accurate and is
not distorted or exaggerated.
3. “ Everyone in entitled to respect for his or her private or
family life, home, health and correspondence,”
I will make sure I do not ask anyone any personal questions
or push them to answer questions they do not want to
during my interview.
4. “ Journalists must not engage in intimidation, harassment
or persistent pursuit.”
I will make sure I do not intimidate or harass anyone I use for
my magazine.
6. “Young people should be free to complete their time at
school without uncessary