For each of the situations listed, identify the primary standard from the IMA Statement of Ethical Professional Practice that is violated (competence, confidentiality, integrity, or credibility). 

1. Chris is asked to prepare the GRI report for the year, but they have not attended GRI training. Chris decides to muddle their way through the report.

2. George is frustrated because he feels that his company is not moving fast enough to adopt sustainable practices and GRI reporting. He talks to a reporter about some potential environmental fines the company might receive, thinking that if the company is embarrassed publicly, it will move faster on sustainability initiatives.

3. Kayleigh does not disclose that her brother is the president of the consulting firm her organization is hiring for some GRI reporting work.

4. Cynthia is a staff accountant at Briar Industries. Since Briar’s GRI report is not audited, Cynthia omits a few numbers that, if published, would cause Briar to look less environmentally friendly. Cynthia figures that she is not likely to get caught, and the report is not required.

5. Marcia skipped attending her company’s training on GRI reporting because, even though she was required to go, attendance would not be taken.