Official Code of conduct of
the British People’s Party: Revised
It is of
paramount importance that the BPP membership and its wider support-base
have confidence in the integrity and conduct of the BPP leadership
administration and its appointed officers. The
BPP therefore is releasing and enacting the following rules:
The following rules
apply to the entire membership, and members found to transgress them
will be judged as bringing the BPP into public disrepute and instantly
expelled:
- While BPP
activists are free to spread the flame in radical, imaginative ways of
their own choosing, they must not deviate from the truth in their
message.
- BPP
members should avoid unwarranted, hostile dialogue with other
individuals or groups.
- BPP
members and officers must not undermine the work of fellow BPP members,
behave overbearingly or demoralise their fellow party comrades.
- BPP
Officers are appointed on the basis of merit, diligence and confidence,
therefore BPP Officers who undertake certain responsibilities must
fulfil those to the best of his/her ability.
- BPP
members must treat all information regarding other members, events,
etc. in strict confidence and not divulge those facts unless cleared to
do so.
- BPP
members also have a duty to inform party HQ of anything compromising
party security or our overall reputation.
- BPP
propaganda, bearing the name and emblem of the party must not be
released unless expressly sanctioned by the BPP leadership
administration.
- BPP
members, as far as the law will allow, are expected to NOT disclose
information to the State authorities which puts the party or any of its
members at risk.
- BPP
members must not willingly take part in, (or co-operate with) any event
or project which undermines the creed or Racial Nationalism or National
Socialism.
- BPP
members must avoid excessive drunkenness and under no circumstances
take part in the usage of illegal narcotics.
David Jones, BPP Commissioner
