RICS Manifesto 2009-10 [electronic resource]

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Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors

Language: English Publication details: Coventry RICS 2009Subject(s):

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Summary: Highlights RICS' Manifesto. Presents RICS' current policy priorities and the help it can provide to the Government. Policy priorities are identified as: housing; commercial and residential property matters; green buildings; rural economy; public sector construction; planning; skills; land use; and infrastructure. The key themes are standards, professionalism and sustainability in land, property, construction and in the built environment.

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Highlights RICS' Manifesto. Presents RICS' current policy priorities and the help it can provide to the Government. Policy priorities are identified as: housing; commercial and residential property matters; green buildings; rural economy; public sector construction; planning; skills; land use; and infrastructure. The key themes are standards, professionalism and sustainability in land, property, construction and in the built environment.

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