Which of the following is NOT included in the standards of practice for community managers?

The focus on commingling funds in this context shows a misunderstanding of the ethical standards expected from community managers. The standards of practice require that community managers maintain separation between their personal funds and those of the clients or associations they manage. Commingling funds is against best practices as it can lead to conflicts of interest and mismanagement of financial resources, potentially jeopardizing the financial integrity of the community association.

In contrast, acting in the best interest of the client, complying with requests from the Division, and ensuring the filing of required reports are all essential components of professional conduct and accountability for community managers. These practices help to ensure that managers operate transparently and uphold the trust placed in them by clients and the community they serve.