Article – Loi 25
Qu’en est-il de la Loi 25 et du courtage immobilier.
Cette Loi 25 vise la protection des renseignements personnels.
Le courtier doit alors s’assurer de la confidentialité des informations personnelles recueillis et le devoir de confidentialité s’étend aussi à ses employés.
De plus, le courtier doit s’assurer que ses registres et dossiers sont conservés de manière sécuritaire et à en préserver la confidentialité.
Je crois que cette Loi 25 est excellent et vise à protéger le public au sens large.
À cet effet, le courtier fera signer un formulaire désigné à cet effet, clair et précis à tous clients pour assurer la confidentialité et l’usage des renseignements personnels.
Lucyne Farand courtier immobilier 514 952-6316 lfarand@royallepage.ca
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