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Bribery Act 2010 and Anti-Money Laundering Obligations for Surveyors

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Bribery and money laundering sit at the sharp end of professional ethics: criminal penalties, regulatory sanctions and the loss of RICS membership are all live risks. Panel assessors raise them because they test whether you understand that chartered surveying carries direct legal obligations under the RICS Rules of Conduct 2022 and several pieces of primary legislation. You should be prepared to explain both regimes, apply them to realistic scenarios and demonstrate that you would know what to do if you encountered either in practice.

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