Ethics, Rules and Conduct - Professional Practice Flashcards
What is the purpose of the RICS?
- Regulate and promote the surveying profession
- Maintain the highest educational and professional standards
- Protect client and consumers via a strict of of ethics
- Provide impartial advice and guidance
What are bye-laws?
A list of laws applied internally using the powers granted by the Royal Charter
What is the Privy Council within the RICS structure?
A body set up in the early days of the monarchy to advise the king/queen on matters of state and not put before parliament
What is the RICS Governing Council?
- Manages the Royal Charter Obligations, setting the direction and strategy
- Establishes the Regulatory Board, Management Board and other committees
How does the RICS communicate with its members?
Listed within the Rules of Conduct:
- Post
- Fax
- Email
- Telephone
- In person
What is RICS Matrics?
-Established to support, develop and provide networking for its members, who are either entering or not long qualified in the surveying profession
- Organises networking opportunities, charity events and CPD, as well as providing a voice for individuals new to the profession
What is Lion Heart?
- Charity funded through past and present RICS members
- Provides support to members (past or present) and their families, including financial support, health and wellbeing packages and work-related support
Who is the current RICS President?
Tina Paillet (Justin Sulivan, 2025)
Who is the current RICS Vice-President?
What different types of professional guidance is published by the RICS?
- Professional Standards
- Global/ International Standards
- Practice Statements
- Guidance Notes
- Codes of Practice