Policy Statements
Statements are crafted through a meticulous review process that ensures APS leaders' and members' voices are heard, and all statements must be approved by the APS Council of Representatives. The review process for any statement may be started at any time if deemed necessary by the Panel on Public Affairs, and at least once every five years.
Education
National policy
Human rights
Ethics and values
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