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<p>In order to become a business registered with TrustMark, the business must demonstrate
to the TrustMark Scheme Provider that it complies with the rigorous TrustMark Framework
Operating Requirements. These requirements have clear conditions, including the disclosure
of any previous and/or present business interests that will impact upon the registration
of the business. This has been established to prevent manipulation of the Government
Endorsed Quality Scheme including through accessing multiple schemes where compliance
with the Framework Operating Requirements has not been demonstrated.</p><p> </p><p>As
part of the ongoing development of the Scheme, the requirement for consumer protection
for all works being undertaken via a TrustMark Registered Business, is being strengthened
to provide greater protection to the consumer. TrustMark is currently in discussion
with multiple parties to develop improved provisions to ensure that both consumers
and businesses are suitably protected as a requirement of the TrustMark Scheme.</p>
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