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Consultation on the Registration Requirements for Property Management Firms and Building Owners
The Assessment Department has proposed removing specific policy direction in the Assessment Manual regarding the registration of property management firms and building owners as the direction is both misleading and redundant. If this section of policy were removed, the general principles outlined elsewhere in the Assessment Manual would be used to determine when property management firms and building owners should register.
The Policy and Regulation Division has prepared a discussion paper for stakeholder review and comment on whether this policy should be removed.
Stakeholders are invited to review the discussion paper and to provide feedback by November 23, 2012.
Discussion paper (PDF 78kb)
There are a number of ways for stakeholders to provide feedback on the options and draft policy amendments:
(a) Comment links:
Through the Comment link below, you will be able to provide immediate feedback by completing an online submission form.
Please note: Once you click the “submit” button at the bottom of the form you cannot access it again to make additional comments. Therefore, if you wish to make detailed comments in the feedback section, you may want to draft your comments using a word processing format and then cut and paste them into the submission form.
Alternatively, submissions can be submitted as follows:
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Email: |
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Mail: |
Anthony Moffatt |
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Fax: |
604 279-7599; or toll-free in B.C. 1 877 279-7599 |
The consultation period will end on November 23, 2012. The Board of Directors will consider stakeholder feedback before it adopts the proposed policy.
Please note that all comments become part of the Policy and Regulation Division's database and may be published, including the identity of organizations and those participating on behalf of organizations. The identity of those who have participated on their own behalf will be kept confidential according to the provisions of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.