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Governance

RICS' top level strategy is set by a 60-strong Governing Council, chaired by the President, including RICS members from all world regions.

The Council, which meets three times a year, is supported by a number of other RICS member groups, whose total membership is around 1000.

These include world regional boards, national councils, UK regional boards, 17 specialist Professional Groups, and policy committees covering ethics, education, public affairs, marketing, research and dispute resolution.

Governing Council has delegated key decision-making to its Management Board to assist in the management of operational activities.

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RICS Governing Council videos

Global structure

A more modern and efficient RICS governance system underpinning the Governing Council's strategy

Management Board

As part of the new governance model, Governing Council has established a Management Board

Annual Review & Financial Statements 2011

For the financial year ended 31 July 2011

Governing Council

RICS' top level strategy is set by a Governing Council, chaired by the President

Board vacancies

We are seeking to create a pool of candidates interested in joining our boards

RICS Governance Model

View the RICS Governing Council framework and roles

UK Regional Boards

Global Boards

Subsidiary Boards


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