New code of conduct from MCHI
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New code of conduct from MCHI

A code of conduct for developers and a grievance redressal mechanism are high on the agenda for the newly elected managing committee of MCHI (Maharashtra Chamber of Housing Industry).The new committee would ensure that an aggrieved customer comes to MCHI before knocking the doors of courts. For this, a grievance redressal system would be put into practice.MCHI would also strive for an increased interaction with the government to resolve all issues impacting the real estate industry and for a frequent contact among the various associations belonging to the sector for an improved communication across the MMR.

The new committee's focus is on having clarity and transparency and providing affordable housing for the masses. The agenda for the committee include issues like homes for all, rental and affordable housing scheme, slum redevelopment, ULC reforms, single window clearances, stamp duty on the basis of carpet area, norms for high rise buildings and townships, and environment related matters.

A code of conduct for developers and a grievance redressal mechanism are high on the agenda for the newly elected managing committee of MCHI (Maharashtra Chamber of Housing Industry).The new committee would ensure that an aggrieved customer comes to MCHI before knocking the doors of courts. For this, a grievance redressal system would be put into practice.MCHI would also strive for an increased interaction with the government to resolve all issues impacting the real estate industry and for a frequent contact among the various associations belonging to the sector for an improved communication across the MMR.The new committee's focus is on having clarity and transparency and providing affordable housing for the masses. The agenda for the committee include issues like homes for all, rental and affordable housing scheme, slum redevelopment, ULC reforms, single window clearances, stamp duty on the basis of carpet area, norms for high rise buildings and townships, and environment related matters.

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