Read broadly
Begin with the Five Facts, then follow the relevant links into the evidence.
What Members Can Do
Start where you are. Move at the level that feels right.
A first-time visitor should not feel pressured to join a side. The path begins with understanding and builds toward informed participation.
Stay with the story
This is complex. Please don't look away.
Take a little more time to see how the pieces connect. One member's voice—even an experienced one—can be overlooked. But when informed members stand together, they can change what happens next.
Trace the record
Compare each claim with dates, documents, and the full context of its source.
See the pattern
Notice how governance, certification, authority, and member participation connect.
Talk it through
Test and deepen your understanding with colleagues across roles and regions.
Stand together
Add your informed voice so important concerns are visible and harder to dismiss.
If what you have read concerns you, the Member Call below is a way to add your voice: this direction should not continue without transparency, accountability, and genuine member participation.
The Member Call
Protect what matters. Bring genuine participation back to IAF.
This is a shared call for transparency, accountability, genuine participation, and proportionate governance safeguards—not resistance to every change or a demand to restore every past practice.
Pause
Pause high-impact governance and certification changes while authority and safeguards remain unclear.
Disclose
Disclose authority, decision rights, delegation, contracts, and role boundaries.
Review
Review the ED / FICS arrangement, Board delegation, and professional authority through an independent member-led process.
Restore
Restore proper governance safeguards, member voice, direct Board listening channels, and independent professional stewardship.
Add your voice
Choose the next step that matches your readiness.
The secure participation form records your choices, keeps your email private, and lets you control how the Working Group may use your response.
The form requires an email to discourage automated submissions. Public supporter names are never assumed; publication would require a separate, explicit approval.