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Regulation & Law
OUCH! Housing minister accused of dismissing RoPA without explanation
Baroness Taylor of Bolton, who chairs a Lords committee, accuses Lee Rowley of refusing to respond to any of the RoPA recommendations her committee made.
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Regulation & Law
RoPA has no hope of becoming law as another minister rules it out
Lee Rowley MP tells a Lords Committee there was no scope in current legislation to introduce measures from RoPA committee.
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Regulation & Law
MINISTER: Regulation of estate agents ‘will not happen’
Baroness Swinburne tells fellow members of the Lords that there is no time for regulation of any kind, despite Lord Best's RoPA report having been published five years ago.
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Latest property news
‘Professional Indemnity insurance should be mandatory for agents’
Integra Property Services boss Michael Day reckons changes to Material Information and what agents will be asked could expose them to greater risk.
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Features
Qualifications and training – RoPA is coming, so get ahead of the game
Lisa Isaacs revisits RoPA and looks at what’s filling the gap while we wait for formal qualification requirements to arrive.
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Housing minister insists RoPA reforms ‘still in pipeline’
Lucy Frazer told MPs the Government is committed to improving professional standards, but couldn't say when reforms would be made.
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Rightmove’s agent qualification wins official approval
Rightmove’s new agent qualification has been officially approved by the government’s regulatory body, The Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation.
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Housing Market
Leading leasehold lawyer urges government to deliver on ROPA
Regulation of Property Agents working group urged reform three years ago, but block managers remain unregulated says Anushka Nicholas.
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Original RoPA now ‘very unlikely’ to make it into law, claims industry leader
Eddie Hooker of Hamilton Fraser, believes that because RoPA regulation was left out of Queen's Speech again, it's clearly in the long grass.
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