Ethics, Rules of Conduct & Professionalism - RICS Requirements Flashcards
When was the RICS founded?
1868
When was the Royal Charter granted?
1881
Who granted the Royal Charter?
The Privy Council
What do the RICS Regulations and Bye-laws set out?
The governance of the institution
How many current members
Over 140,000 qualified & trainee
What are the 4 levels of membership
- FRICS
- MRICS
- AssosRICS
- Trainee/Student
How do you become a fellow?
Provide evidence of 4 Fellowship characteristics,
* 5+ years at MRICS
* a leadership role
* professional/technical achievement
* academic achievement or raising the profile of RICS
Alongside this portfolio you must include your CPD record
What is the governing structure?
- Governed under the terms of its royal charter by various councils and boards
- Governing council has 20+ members
- There are 17 specialist professional groups which is each has an elected board
Who is the CEO?
Justin Young
Who is the president?
Tina Pailett FRICS with effect from 1st Jan 24
What is the role of the RICS?
‘To promote and enforce the highest professional qualifications and standards in the development and management of land, real estate and infrastructure’
What are the 3 main roles of the RICS?
- Maintain high standards of education and training
- Protect consumers through regulation
- Leading source of information and independent advice
Why was the Bichard review carried out
Following independent review of internal governing failings
What were the 5 key themes of the Bichard review
- Governance
- Strategy
- People
- Culture
- Values
- Member Service
What panels has the RICS introduced following the Bichard review to address priority issues?
Sustainability and Diversity, Inclusion and Equality