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Protect the interest of au pairs and host families through IAPA's internationally accepted Codes of Conduct ("Code of Conduct" - Note: English Only!) |
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Monitor the performance of au pair organisations |
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Provide an independent body to which au pairs and host families may apply for information and address their concerns |
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Promote au pair programmes among young people throughout the world in order to assist in the development of friendly, peaceful relations and to strengthen cultural ties between nations |
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Assist in the development of au pair programmes in countries where they do not exist and to ensure that au pair exchanges are accepted as cultural exchange programmes |
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Secure mutual understanding and cooperation between all members of the Association in any way which may be found practicable including conferences, seminars, exchange of literature and information |
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Lobby governments to treat au pair programmes as cultural exchange programmes so au pairs and their receiving host families are not subject to employment taxation |
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Establish guidelines for the conduct of business between members and for the treatment of au pairs and host families |
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Monitor the conduct of members of the Association and to increase public awareness of the professionalism of the member organisations |
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