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Standard III(B) Fair Dealing, requires members and candidates to deal fairly with their clients. Hogue can offer different levels of service so long as it is disclosed to his clients and all service levels are available to all clients. Since his “tier one” clients pay higher fees, the depth of research they receive may be greater than the “tier two” clients without violating the standard. By releasing the reports at different times, however, the “tier two” clients are put at a great disadvantage simply because they subscribe to a lesser level of service. This is a violation of Standard III(B), which says that members can offer different services to clients, but different levels of service must not disadvantage clients