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The Institute of Surveyors of Kenya has opposed the proposed real estate regulation bill by Trans Nzoia senator Allan Chesang. according to the institute, there are already sufficient laws to regulate the real estate sector. The institute further blames the bill for attempting to regulate two professions at the same time and instead recommends that the bill should focus on regulating developers and investors since real estate agents are already regulated
Institute of Surveyors opposes the proposed real estate regulation bill by Senator Chesang
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