Whistleblowing
All our activities must be characterized by high ethical standards and we are very keen to ensure that misconduct is detected and that action is taken as soon as possible.
We therefore encourage anyone who suspects misconduct to report it through our Whistleblowing function. You do not need to have proof, but the report should be made in good faith.
What can you report?
The misconduct must be in the public interest. This means that the suspicion of wrongdoing should concern a wider circle, which is considered to be the public and society at large. Misconduct includes direct acts or omissions, whether intentional or due to negligence.
You can choose to report your suspicions anonymously or with contact details. However, we encourage you to provide your name and contact details so that we can conduct the best possible investigation. You will receive an acknowledgement of receipt within seven days and feedback on the handling of the case within three months.
The investigation is strictly confidential and is handled with the utmost care.