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RICS
Disciplinary process for members and firms
use it to protect the public interest and safeguard the reputation of the profession
for less serious cases and if members admits allegation- regulatory compliance order
for more serious cases and member do not admit allegations- case can be referred to a single members of a single member of the regulatory bored.
fix penalties- give for small breach of rules- not paying fees not completing CPD
Regulatory compliance order
agreement between RICS and member that they have fallen short
agree appropriate sanction
in some cases take steps to meet standards
Disciplinary panel
hear disciplinary cases to make findings on facts
if panel proves allegations, it can consider and issue sanctions ranging from cautions, imposing fins, imposes conditions or expelling members
a case can be referred to a single member of the panel for
member failing to compile with CPD rules
member convicted of criminal conviction that has the possibility of prison
not a dispute of the fact and dose not require a public hearing and the case is not likely to result in expulsion
fellow
expirences
distinction
accivment
12 things have to show
sevicies to the profession
how to become a valuer
pass APC
be put on to the register
pay the fee
undertake a number of valuations to keep up to date
what to do when you receive a new instruction
conflict avoidances checks
send out TOE
carry out money laundering checks
purpose of RICS
provided good work to consumers
it promotes and enforces the highest professional qualifications and standards
which leads to a high standard of work being delivered to clients
President team
president
Tim Neal
president elect
Kath Fontana
senior vice president
Clement Lau
starting a rics firm
Must offer professional services in surveying to professional, corporate and other clients who rely on such services
25% of the principals must be qualified
agree to observe and comply with RICS rules of conduct