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On November 1, 2022, the Minister of Justice issued Circular 08/2022/TT-BTP on the Code of Professional Ethics for Bailiffs.
In particular, it stipulates what a bailiff must not perform the following acts in relation to the mandator, including:
1/ Harassing, causing difficulties, and troubling mandators.
2/ Receiving or demanding any additional money or benefits from the mandator out of the costs already recognized in the contract.
3/ Receiving money or any other benefit from a third person to make or not fulfill a request
4/ Accepting the request if the request's purpose and content violate the laws, are contrary to social morality, and are not in accordance with the duties and powers of the bailiff.


6/ Consulting, inciting, colluding, and creating conditions for the mandator to perform illegal acts, infringing upon the legitimate rights and interests of other organizations and individuals.
7/ Pressuring, coercing, deceiving, threatening, discounting, or promising to entice a mandator to use the service.
8/ Colluding, collaborating with the mandator or related people to falsify the contents of the certificate of proof, the work record performed, or doing other fraudulent acts.

9/ Intentionally carrying out a sentence's decision or content in a different way; delaying or extending the period allotted for execution without justification.
10/ Other tasks that are forbidden by the laws.

Circular 08/2022/TT-BTP takes effect from December 22, 2022