The Memorandum and Articles empower the organisation to:
- advance the science and practice of dietetics;
- promote training and education in nutrition and dietetics;
- act as a trade union; and
- promote health and wellbeing amongst the population through dietetics.
The BDA also has Bylaws which provide more detail on the following areas:
Following the BDA’s AGM held on 1 October 2025, a number of changes are being implemented to support the membership category actions voted for at the AGM. While we work on these updates, please note that the BDA Membership Bylaws available for download below may, for a short period, contain information that is no longer accurate. If you have any questions, please contact the Membership Team at [email protected].
Thank you for your understanding.
The BDA also has a Code of Professional Conduct that all members adhere to.
The BDA has also a policy and procedures document regarding The Bribery Act (2010).