All RAMSI personnel must comply with the appropriate RAMSI regulations, directions and guidelines relating to personal and official conduct. A full copy of the Code of Conduct for RAMSI Personnel can be downloaded from a link at the bottom of this page.

All RAMSI officers must respect the people, the cultures and the laws of Solomon Islands.

RAMSI does not tolerate misconduct by its officers and ensures high standards of behaviour are maintained at all times.

RAMSI will investigate any complaints of misconduct and will take appropriate action if misconduct is proven. In certain circumstances, such action may include court action.

Police personnel serving with the Participating Police Force (PPF) are bound by the standards of behaviour prescribed by the PPF Commander’s Orders.

All military personnel from each contributing country serving with the Combined Task Force (CTF) are bound by their separate national disciplinary directions. (For example, Australian military personnel serving with the CTF are bound by the Australian Defence Force Discipline Act.) All military personnel serving with the CTF are also subject to local directions issued by the Commander CTF.

Civilian contractors serving with RAMSI’s Law and Justice, Economic Governance and Machinery of Government programs are bound by the managing contractor’s (GRM International Ltd) code of conduct. Civilian contractors are orally briefed about the code of conduct and are required to verify they have read the code of conduct at the time they sign their RAMSI contract.

Australian public servants serving with RAMSI must comply with the Australian Public Service Code of Conduct. They must also comply with all applicable Australian laws, regulations, directions and guidelines relating to their official and personal conduct.

Fijian public servants serving with RAMSI must strictly adhere to the Fiji Public Service Act and Regulation, Fiji Public Service Code of Conduct and Values.

New Zealand public servants serving with RAMSI must comply with the New Zealand Public Service Code of Conduct that applies to all New Zealand public servants. They are also bound by their own departmental codes of conduct and those in their work units. They must also comply with all applicable New Zealand laws and regulations.