Firstly, a very big thank you to all those who attended our series of meetings…
April was a significant month for the conveyancing profession as we had the first response from the Government on its own Call for Evidence. The CA welcomed a lot of the measures announced, but perhaps we would have liked to see some further ‘mandation’ particularly in terms of the provision of upfront information.
Alongside this the CA also launched new versions of both its Technical and Cyberfraud & Fraud Protocols – another sign of our commitment to ensuring the process and firms’ fraud prevention measures are up to scratch on an ongoing basis. The new Protocols have been welcomed by the membership and we hope they are now being used by firms.
Our regular articles continue to be well-read and well-commented on – not everyone is in favour (as you might expect) of our measures but an industry dialogue and debate is crucial if we want to make the whole process better.
Next month we have a further MCM and AMM meeting and this will no doubt generate both news and the next steps in our workstreams.
Full details of all coverage in April can be found below:
Today’s Conveyancer – regular blog from Beth Rudolf
22nd March
Could embracing Commonhold put an end to leasehold nightmare?
30th March
CA welcomes Call for Evidence response
10th April
Eddie Goldsmith regular blog
10th April
Advisers must beware leasehold ‘minefield’ – Hunt – mentions CA
16th April
Conveyancing Association reveal revised version of Cyberfraud & Fraud Protocol
18th April
What’s your worth? – article from Eddie Goldsmith
23rd April
What do the experts think of the recent Government housing announcements – comments from Beth Rudolf
23rd April
Redbrick Solutions joins the Conveyancing Association
24th April
Conveyancing Association reveal new Technical Protocol
25th April
Agents should educate first-time buyers now to gain clients for life
28th April
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