Governance
NAKI was established in 2001 as a body corporate, and every part of its work - from member discipline to council elections - is anchored in its constitution and bye-laws.
Governance framework
Decision-making flows from the membership through elected bodies, committees and a professional secretariat.
The supreme body of the Association, where members set direction, approve accounts and elect the Governing Council.
Elected under the constitution to govern the Association between general meetings and oversee the secretariat.
Safeguards the code of professional conduct - reviewing member promotion, complaints and disciplinary matters.
Reviews applications, verifies eligibility and recommends admission to the appropriate membership category.
Ethics & standards
Membership of NAKI is a commitment to a benchmark of conduct - for investigators, for clients and for the public.
The constitution defines the objects of the Association, membership categories, elections and disciplinary procedures. Copies are available to members through the secretariat.
Request a copyThe Governing Council reports to members at general meetings, and the Association's accounts are presented for approval. Every significant decision is recorded and auditable.
Explore membershipJoin a body that governs itself by the same standards it demands of its members.
