If a professional valuer considers that a threat to objectivity can be eliminated or effectively managed by reaching an agreement that they may proceed with two or more parties with potentially conflicting interests in either the outcome of the valuation or the subject asset, care should be taken to ensure the parties are properly informed and aware of the potential consequences for their interest in consenting to the professional valuer being appointed. Obtaining agreement from two or more interested parties that a valuation assignment can be accepted does not absolve the professional valuer from the duty to comply with the Fundamental Principles.