New rule blocks new members voting in RIBA elections

By Daniel Gayne2022-05-12T16:43:00

Source: Philip Vile

Insitute criticised for lack of transparency

RIBA has been slammed for “exclusionary tactics” after it emerged new members will be excluded from voting in the institute’s upcoming elections.

On 28 June voting will open to elect the organisation’s president, as well as 13 council seats and the president of the Royal Society of Architects in Wales.

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