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The new Department of Justice's guidance, the Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs, discusses the "design and accessibility" of written standards, such as your code of conduct. Does this focus on "design" in particular mean that organizations should reconsider or review the use of interactivity for their code? What does the Department's focus on "communication" and "evaluation" of written standards affect how an organizations evaluates and implements any interactive features? Eric discusses what the new focus on design and accessibility might mean and how organizations can address these expectations in their code of conduct review, revision and development processes. The post DOJ’s New Guidance & Interactive Code of Conduct & Part Two of Our Interview with Alison Taylor appeared first on Compliance Beat.