According to NASW Code of Ethics :

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The NASW Code of Ethics clearly states that sexual activities between supervisors and supervisees is prohibited, as it can lead to exploitation and harm the professional relationship. The other options are not entirely accurate. While social workers should generally keep information confidential, there are specific situations where they may need to break confidentiality (such as when there is a risk of harm to the client or others). Clients cannot be terminated solely for failing to pay an overdue balance, but social workers should make every effort to help clients address financial barriers to receiving services. Client records should only be destroyed according to specific guidelines and laws, and should not be done arbitrarily to protect the client's privacy.