These rules, then, are not meaningless mouthings of ideal ists remote from reality; they are not arbitrary dogma im posed by a professional hierarchy upon a helpless rank and file; they are not inspired by a sadistic pleasure in the irritation of those who have to observe them. The rules of professional conduct of the accounting profess1on are in part a pledge to the public that in consideration of public confidence the pro fession will protect the public interest; and in part a code of behavior designed to protect the profession itself against the selfish impulses of individual members.

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