- Value [1] Consensus
- MISA/ASIM Canada attempts to reach consensus on all relevant issues, but will still represent the positions of minority stakeholders
if consensus cannot be achieved.
- Value [2] Minority Positions
- Value [3] Relevance
- MISA/ASIM Canada develops policy and position statements on relevant national issues that fairly represent the views of its
member associations.
- Value [4] Representation
- Value [5] Participation
- MISA/ASIM Canada participates in national committees dealing with municipal or inter-jurisdictional delivery of government
services, using information and technology.
- Value [6] Cooperation
- MISA/ASIM Canada cooperates and collaborates with other organizations on matters affecting municipal or inter-jurisdictional
delivery of government services, using information and technology.
- Value [7] Collaboration
- Value [8] Shared Services
- MISA/ASIM Canada provides services to its member associations only where there is agreement to do so. Costs for such services
will be shared equitably among the member associations, in accordance with an agreed formula. Participation in such shared
services is voluntary for each member association and no costs will be apportioned to non-participating member associations.
- Value [9] Voluntarism
- Value [10] Cost Apportionment
- Value [11] Member Support
- MISA/ASIM Canada will depend upon its members for resources, assistance or cooperation required to carry out its activities.
- Value [12] Nonbinding Policy
- Decisions or policy positions adopted by MISA/ASIM Canada are not necessarily binding on member associations, and MISA/ASIM
Canada is not necessarily bound by decisions or policy positions adopted by any member association.
- Value [13] Consistency
- MISA/ASIM Canada activities shall be consistent to the fullest extent possible with the operating principles of its member
associations.
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