Draft: Block Management Sector Code consultation [Electronic resource]
Language: English Series: RICS Consultation | RICS Code of PracticePublication details: London, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, August 2021Description: 20pSubject(s): Online resources: Summary: The Block Management Sector Code ('this Code') has been developed alongside the Overarching Code of Practice for Residential Property Agents ('the Overarching Code'). The Overarching Code sets out the high-level principles that underpin the standards of professionalism expected of all property agents. This Code takes the principles set out in the Overarching Code and applies them to agents involved in the management of leasehold and commonhold property, and estates of freehold houses.The principles apply to the conduct and behaviour of managing agents (as firms) and staff (as individuals), and comprise a framework for ethical and competent practice.Summary: Consultation opened 4 August 2021 and closed 14 September 2021. Summary: As of April 2023 this has not progressed to a final standard and is with the DHLUC for input.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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| Online material | Virtual Online | RICS iConsult (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available |
The Block Management Sector Code ('this Code') has been developed alongside the Overarching Code of Practice for Residential Property Agents ('the Overarching Code'). The Overarching Code sets out the high-level principles that underpin the standards of professionalism expected of all property agents. This Code takes the principles set out in the Overarching Code and applies them to agents involved in the management of leasehold and commonhold property, and estates of freehold houses.The principles apply to the conduct and behaviour of managing agents (as firms) and staff (as individuals), and comprise a framework for ethical and competent practice.
Consultation opened 4 August 2021 and closed 14 September 2021.
As of April 2023 this has not progressed to a final standard and is with the DHLUC for input.