What Does The Protector’s Oath Cover?

The Protector’s Oath is centered around seven core principles:

Harm Prevention
Protection professionals commit to acting with utmost care to prevent harm to their principal, using their skills, knowledge, and resources to anticipate, mitigate, and respond to threats.

Protection Fiduciary
The protection professional pledges to act in the best interest of the principal, ensuring their safety, security, and peace of mind, while supporting their professional and personal goals.

Confidentiality
Professionals uphold the highest standards of privacy, safeguarding sensitive information and ensuring it is never disclosed without explicit authorization.

Professionalism
The oath requires protection professionals to conduct themselves with integrity, honesty, and transparency, setting a standard for the rest of the industry.

Duty of Care
Protection professionals are committed to being vigilant, responsible, and      prepared at all times, responding to any situation that may arise without bringing undue attention or disruption to the principal’s life.

Service-Mindedness
Professionals will place the needs of the principal above their own, working humbly and diligently to support the principal’s ability to lead, innovate, and contribute to society.

Accountability
Professionals take full responsibility for their actions and decisions, learning from both successes and failures to continually improve their service.