S04 · National frameworks

Conflict-of-interest and recusal rules across EU countries

Must people who decide on complaints, assessments or appeals step aside where they have a conflict of interest, including where they are the subject of the complaint?

National rules only; universities may provide more. Countries are alphabetical, not ranked. Rubric for this safeguard →

1 of 1 result provisional, not yet verified by a human reviewer.

What counts as national rules

“National framework” here means legislation, regulations and national quality-assurance standards reviewed by ASE; each finding's sources show which is which. Accreditation standards are expectations, not statutory duties.

Results

Results so far (1 of 27)

Too few countries for a comparison. Results are listed individually.

Conflict-of-interest and recusal rules: results for researched Member States, alphabetical
CountryResultVerificationBasis in the sources
Croatia Score 1: Limited Provisional ZVOZD Article 5(3); ZUP Article 24(1)-(6); AZVO Standard 1.4

Not yet researched

Not researched yet (26 of 27)

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  • Austria: not yet researched
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  • Croatia: researched, provisional
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