Council of RICS England and Wales resourcing regions for real results

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Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Governance and Corporate Management

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Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors

Language: English Series: RICS Brooke Review ; EWC/P (03) 29Publication details: [S.l.] RICS 2003Subject(s):

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333.0062

Summary: This paper informs the RICS England and Wales Council of the rationale behind the need for operational changes to support regional teams in delivering RICS member services, development and increased profile of the surveying profession. Forms part of the supporting documentation for Brooke Review Committee meeting 30 January 2004.

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This paper informs the RICS England and Wales Council of the rationale behind the need for operational changes to support regional teams in delivering RICS member services, development and increased profile of the surveying profession. Forms part of the supporting documentation for Brooke Review Committee meeting 30 January 2004.

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