Following an initial preview of its lender panel proposition - SLC Quality Assured - back in November 2011, the Society of Licensed Conveyancers (SLC) has launched a consultation process.
Licensed conveyancers are invited to provide feedback on the solution currently proposed, so they can help shape the scheme, before it is launched later this year.
Licensed conveyancers are invited to provide feedback on the solution currently proposed, so they can help shape the scheme, before it is launched later this year.
The SLC is launching an online survey among the conveyancing community this week, which will be distributed via the Council of Licensed Conveyancers (CLC). The survey will ask licensed conveyancers to submit their views on a number of aspects of the new Slc Quality Assured scheme – from proposed costings to the sharing of information and their desire to be part of the scheme.
Feedback
Feedback obtained from the survey will then be collated and presented back to the profession at a series of four regional meetings, which will be held across the country in March.
At each of these sessions, licensed conveyancers will be given an opportunity to express their views on the findings and to voice any additional concerns, ask questions and make suggestions.
The consultation process, which is due to be complete at the beginning of April, will allow the SLC and the CLC to refine what will become the final version of the Lender Panel Solution, before taking it to lenders in the spring.
Read more - http://www.mortgagefinancegazette.com/legal/slc-launches-consultation-for-its-lender-panel-solution/
