Vermont § 210 - Unprofessional conduct Unprofessional conduct means the following conduct and the conduct set forth in 3 V.S.A. § 129a:

§ 210. Unprofessional conduct Unprofessional conduct means the following conduct and the conduct set forth in 3 V.S.A. § 129a:

• (1) assisting the application for licensure of a person known by the licensee to be unqualified
  in respect to education, training, or experience; (2) accepting compensation for services from more than one party on a project unless the
  circumstances are fully disclosed and agreed to by all interested parties; (3) failing to disclose fully in writing to a client or employer the nature of any business
  association or direct or indirect financial interest substantial enough to influence
  the licensee’s judgment in the performance of professional services; (4) soliciting or accepting compensation from material or equipment suppliers in return
  for specifying or endorsing their products; (5) rendering decisions favoring either party to a contract when acting as interpreter
  of building contract documents and judge of contract performance; (6) failing to disclose compensation for making public statements on architectural questions; (7) offering or making any payment or gift to an elected or appointed government official
  with the intent to influence the official’s judgment in connection with a prospective
  or existing project in which the licensee is interested; (8) offering or making any gifts of other than nominal value, including reasonable entertainment
  and hospitality, with the intent to influence the judgment of an existing or prospective
  client in connection with a project in which the licensee is interested; (9) practicing or offering to practice beyond the scope permitted by law; (10) knowingly designing a project in violation of applicable state and local building
  laws and regulations; (11) accepting and performing responsibilities that the licensee knows or has reason to
  know that he or she is not competent to perform or undertaking to perform professional
  services in specific technical areas in which the licensee is not qualified by education,
  training, and experience; (12) failing to practice with reasonable care and competence and to apply the technical
  knowledge and skill ordinarily applied by licensees practicing in the same locality; (13) making any willful material misrepresentation with respect to the qualifications of
  or experience of an applicant or otherwise in the practice of the profession, whether
  by commission or omission; (14) agreeing with any other person, as defined in 1 V.S.A. § 128, or subscribing to any code of ethics or organizational bylaws, when the intent or
  primary effect of that agreement, code, or bylaw is to restrict or limit the flow
  of information concerning alleged or suspected unprofessional conduct to the Board; (15) failing to report to the Board knowledge of a violation of these rules by another
  licensee; (16) failing to report to the public official charged with enforcement of applicable state
  or municipal building laws and regulations any decision taken by the licensee’s employer
  or client, against the licensee’s advice, which violates applicable state or municipal
  building laws and regulations and which will, in the licensee’s judgment, materially
  affect adversely safety to the public or the finished project; (17) acting, while serving as a Board member, in any way to contravene willfully the provisions
  of this chapter and thereby artificially restricting the entry of qualified persons
  into the profession; (18) using the licensee’s seal on drawings prepared by others not in the licensee’s direct
  employ, or using the seal of another; (19) inaccurately representing to a prospective or existing client or employer the licensee’s
  qualifications and scope of responsibility for work for which the licensee claims
  credit; (20) signing or sealing technical submissions unless they were prepared by or under the
  responsible control of the licensee; except that (A) the licensee may sign or seal
  those portions of the technical submissions that were prepared by or under the responsible
  control of persons who are licensed under this chapter if the licensee has reviewed
  and adopted in whole or in part such portions and has either coordinated their preparation
  or integrated them into his or her work, and (B) the licensee may sign or seal those
  portions of the technical submissions that are not required by this section to be
  prepared by or under the responsible control of a licensee if the licensee has reviewed
  and adopted in whole or in part such submissions and integrated them into his or her
  work