Standards and standing

Commend a member

Tell the Order about a member who went beyond what was expected.

Commendations are for experiences in which a member went beyond what was expected: more care, effort or integrity than the work required. Only people with first-hand experience of the member may send one.

The Order considers each commendation and may contact you about it. If the Order accepts it, it counts towards the member’s standing. The member’s record shows how many commendations have been accepted, never who sent them or what they said.

From the member's card or record.
Month and year is enough.
Describe how the member went beyond what was expected.