Which part of the Nondiscrimination section provides exceptions to requirements?

The Nondiscrimination section of the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) outlines the obligations and standards that appraisers must follow to ensure they do not engage in discriminatory practices based on protected classes.

The third part of this section explicitly details the exceptions to the general nondiscrimination requirements. This section clarifies circumstances where specific provisions may not apply, thus providing appraisers with guidelines on how to navigate complex situations that may necessitate deviations from standard nondiscriminatory practices. This contextual understanding is vital for appraisers to comply with the law while still adhering to ethical standards established in the profession.

Understanding these exceptions allows appraisers to know when and how certain requirements may be adjusted or set aside, ensuring that they uphold the integrity of their practice while also adhering to the legal frameworks governing their work.