Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996
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122 Code of practice.
After section 7ZD of the 1931 Act insert— Code of practice. 7ZE (1) The Board shall issue a code laying down standards of professional conduct and practice expected of registered persons. (2) The Board shall keep the code under review and vary its provisions whenever it considers it appropriate to do so. (3) Before issuing or varying the code, the Board shall— (a) consult such professional bodies and such other persons with an interest in architecture as it considers appropriate; and (b) publish in such manner as it considers appropriate notice that it proposes to issue or vary the code, stating where copies of the proposals can be obtained. (4) Failure by a registered person to comply with the provisions of the code— (a) shall not be taken of itself to constitute unacceptable professional conduct or serious professional incompetence on his part; but (b) shall be taken into account in any proceedings against him under section 7. (5) The Board shall provide a copy of the code to any person who requests one on payment of a reasonable charge determined by the Board (and may provide a copy free of charge whenever it considers appropriate). .
122 Code of practice.
After section 7ZD of the 1931 Act insert— Code of practice. 7ZE (1) The Board shall issue a code laying down standards of professional conduct and practice expected of registered persons. (2) The Board shall keep the code under review and vary its provisions whenever it considers it appropriate to do so. (3) Before issuing or varying the code, the Board shall— (a) consult such professional bodies and such other persons with an interest in architecture as it considers appropriate; and (b) publish in such manner as it considers appropriate notice that it proposes to issue or vary the code, stating where copies of the proposals can be obtained. (4) Failure by a registered person to comply with the provisions of the code— (a) shall not be taken of itself to constitute unacceptable professional conduct or serious professional incompetence on his part; but (b) shall be taken into account in any proceedings against him under section 7. (5) The Board shall provide a copy of the code to any person who requests one on payment of a reasonable charge determined by the Board (and may provide a copy free of charge whenever it considers appropriate). .
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