Arb to finalise mutual recognition agreements for architectural registration following law change

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First agreement making it easier for architects to work abroad to be signed within weeks

The process for making it easier for architects to work abroad has taken an important step forward after the government passed new legislation.

Amendments to the Architects Act 1997 which end the UK’s automatic recognition of architectural qualifications in the EU were signed by building safety minister Lee Rowley this week.

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