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The valuer must follow the ethical principles of integrity, objectivity, impartiality, confidentiality, competence, and professionalism to provide a non-biased valuation and to promote and preserve the public trust.
The valuer must have the technical skills, knowledge and experience required to appropriately complete a valuation.
The valuer must disclose were used for the valuation and that they complied with those standards in performing the valuation.
The valuer must apply an appropriate level of professional scepticism at every stage of the valuation.
There must be valuation process quality controls (“the controls”) around
the valuation process.
The controls help ensure that valuations are performed objectively,
transparently.
If the valuer does not possess the necessary technical skills, experience, data or knowledge to perform all aspects of a valuation, it is acceptable for the valuer to seek assistance from a specialist or service organisation, providing this is agreed and disclosed.
the valuation must meet the requirements of the General Standards, the Appendices, as well as Asset Standards, if applicable.
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