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the standards of real estate practice and preserving the right of property ownership in the interest of the public welfare;
SECTION 2. To promote and maintain high standards of conduct in the transaction of the real estate business;
SECTION 3. To formulate and promulgate a Code of Ethics for the members of the National Association;
Association Purpose in our Policies and Procedures
1. To unite REALTORS®, REALTOR-ASSOCIATES®, and property owners of Mississippi for the purpose of effectively exerting a combined influence upon matters affecting real estate interests.
2. To promote and maintain the high standard of conduct in the transaction of real estate business expressed in the Code of Ethics formulated by the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® and to enforce that Code among its members in their dealings with the public and with one another.
3. To encourage and protect home ownership and to make the ownership of real estate more desirable.
4. To cooperate with governmental agencies and to encourage strict compliance with all lawful rules and regulations which affect the real estate business.
These values we hold dear, and that is to follow the law, the bylaws, and the procedures.
I checked the box to promote professionalism and ethics and abide by the rules, which is hopefully why I also serve as a commissioner. You checked the box by agreeing to serve on this board. You saw the value of MAR first. That’s who we are R. I was not always in a leadership position, just a member ascribing to a higher ideal.
1.3. Legislative/Regulatory Advocacy Guidelines.
Official Legislative/Regulatory Policy Guidelines duly adopted by the Legislative & Regulatory Affairs Committee, as approved by the Board of Directors, and as amended from time to time, are set forth on Addendum 1. Legislative/Regulatory Policy Guidelines represent statements of Associational position intended to serve as overall guidelines for determination of the Association’s approved legislative priorities and, as such, may be disseminated to the public in the manner authorized by the President, the Executive Committee, the Legislative & Regulatory Affairs Committee, the Government Affairs Director or the Chief Executive Officer.
1. LAT met in January to discuss our approved legislative priorities and discussed this bill, among others without notifying LegReg and had plenty of time to call a meeting.
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