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1.
Objectives of ISK
The objectives
of the Institution of Surveyors of Kenya are two-fold: -
- To secure the advancement and acquisition of that
knowledge which constitutes the profession of a survey
and,
- To promote the general interests of the profession
and to maintain and to extend its usefulness for pubic
advantage.
2.
Structure of ISK and Affiliations
The Institution
comprises four semi-autonomous chapters that deal with
matters relating to landed property namely: -
- Chapter of Land Surveyors
- Chapter of Valuation and Estate Management Surveyors
- Building Surveyors Chapter
- Land Management Surveyors Chapter
Currently the
first two chapters have statutory Registration Boards.
ISK hopes that functions of the other two chapters will
be regulated and controlled through legislative enactment,
on building surveyors merge with Valuation and Estate
Management Surveyors Chapter to come up with a Single
Chapter reflecting on the common training of the professionals,
in due course. The current cadres of membership are
(a) Full Members (b) Associate Members (c) Technician
Members (d) Student Members. Total membership is over
1000.
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