Recognition of registered valuers organisations requires corporate form, valuation education, member certification, conduct rules and conversion compliance. Recognition as a registered valuers organisation requires entities to conduct valuation education per the authority's syllabus, grant membership or certificates of practice to qualified individuals, provide practical training before issuing certificates, enforce a specified code of conduct, offer continuing education, monitor members' quality of service, maintain grievance and disciplinary mechanisms, and-if constituted as a society or trust-convert to or register as a not for profit company and include prescribed bye laws within one year.
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Recognition of registered valuers organisations requires corporate form, valuation education, member certification, conduct rules and conversion compliance.
Recognition as a registered valuers organisation requires entities to conduct valuation education per the authority's syllabus, grant membership or certificates of practice to qualified individuals, provide practical training before issuing certificates, enforce a specified code of conduct, offer continuing education, monitor members' quality of service, maintain grievance and disciplinary mechanisms, and-if constituted as a society or trust-convert to or register as a not for profit company and include prescribed bye laws within one year.
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