RICS is unique in being a Royal Charter body with responsibility for regulating its own members. Regulation is overseen by the Standards and Regulation Board (SRB), which provides strategic governance. RICS Regulation is committed to delivering a high-quality service to both RICS Members and the wider public, as part of its role in upholding professional standards.
While we hope that concerns about RICS Members or RICS-Regulated Firms are rare, we recognise that there may be occasions when issues need to be reported. RICS Regulation does not resolve complaints, but it may investigate potential breaches of the Rules of Conduct and professional obligations where appropriate. To learn more, please visit our pages on Profession & Standards and the Rules of Conduct for all RICS Members.
The regulatory functions of RICS are led and overseen by the Standards and Regulation Board (SRB).