His Honour Judge Humphrey LLoyd QC
A paper based on a talk given to the Society of Construction Law and the Technology and Construction Court Bar Association in London on 10th December 2002.
The author, who became a member of the Architects’ egistration Board about 18 months ago, explains what the Board does; he looks at its composition; its statutory responsibilities (principally the regulation of the name and title ‘architect’); and the ways in which an architect may be registered as such, including the criteria for qualification. The paper goes on to consider the standards of conduct and practice set out in the Architect’s Code, the professional indemnity insurance requirements, and the investigation of complaints against architects.
Introduction – The Architects’ egistration Board – What does AB do? – AB’s role as ‘gatekeeper’ – The Architect’s Code – Professional indemnity insurance – Discipline.
The author: Judge Lloyd QC is a judge of the Technology and Construction Court. He became a member of the Architects’ egistration Board in 2001. He was elected its vice-chairman in 2002 and will become its chairman in March 2003. He was a founding member of the Society of Construction Law and was its President between 1985 and 1988..
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