Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Regulation

Regulation

RICS Regulation is responsible for ensuring that RICS members and firms meet the requirements of the RICS Rules of Conduct.

These define the professional, ethical and business standards which are expected of RICS members and firms.

RICS Regulation monitors, guides and assists members and firms to comply with rules, regulations and ethical standards. 

We review and investigate complaints we receive about members and/or regulated firms and, where appropriate, take disciplinary action in cases where members and/or regulated firms fall short of the standards expected of them.

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Rules of Conduct

RICS Rules of Conduct, which came into force on 04 June 2007, apply to all RICS members and firms regulated by RICS

Complaints

Information on how to make a complaint about an RICS member or regulated firm

Regulation newsletter

Register to receive our e-newsletter sent every quarter to firms that are regulated by RICS

RICS Valuer Registration Scheme

If you are carrying out 'Red Book' valuations in the UK it is now mandatory to join the scheme

CPD

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is a commitment by members to the continual updating of knowledge

Regulation Committee vacancies

Register your interest for joining a Regulation Committee

RICS Valuer Registration Scheme

Regulatory reviews

Sanctions Policy

The RICS Sanctions Policy and its supplements, to be used in disciplinary matters, have been approved by the RICS Regulatory Board.

Please find documentation relating to this policy below:

You can see the full range of RICS Rules of Conduct, including the separate rules for members and firms, and the Royal Charter and Bye Laws.

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