ARLA Campaigns
As a trade body the NFOPP monitors the development of
international, European, and UK policy and legislation, which may impact upon
its members, and upon their clients.
This work involves forming and maintaining relationships and dialogue
with a wide range of key stakeholders, including other professional bodies,
regulators, and politicians. It is also involves responding to a plethora of
formal and informal consultation exercises being undertaken by government
departments or others, so that the position
and views of members of the NFOPP are taken into full consideration when initiatives relating to the property
sector are being shaped.
Over all the NFOPP aims to be a leading, consistent, and
influential voice on all property related issues. The new Campaigns area of the
NAEA web site is designed to provide members and others with examples of the NFOPP’s
policy portfolio.
11 March 2010
NFOPP Manifesto
With the General Election almost upon us, we have launched our own manifesto, which sets out our key policy objectives for any future government.
We will be using this in discussions with politicians, journalists and policy makers over the coming weeks to ensure that our view is understood and taken into account.
10 March 2010
HMO General Consents
25 February 2010
Transparency in professional fees
The RICS have formed a Transparency Working Group to work on the issue of transparency in the delivery of property services, including transparency with consumers in relation to fees and charges. The working group consulted on the following issues during Summer 2009:
16 February 2010
HM Treasury and Mortgage Regulation
This consultation focussed on:
02 February 2010
Mortgage Market Review by the Financial Services Authority
The FSA has been consulting about major reforms to UK mortgage market to ensure that it works better for consumers and is sustainable for all market participants.
