1. The minimum knowledge and competence requirements for creditors', credit intermediaries' and appointed representatives'staff referred to in Article 9 and for persons involved in the management of credit intermediaries or appointed representatives referred to in point (c) of Article 29(2) and Article 31(2) need to include at least:
(a) appropriate knowledge of credit products within the scope of Article 3 and the ancillary services typically offered with them;
(b) appropriate knowledge of the laws related to the credit agreements for consumers, in particular consumer protection;
(c) appropriate knowledge and understanding of the immovable property purchasing process;
(d) appropriate knowledge of security valuation;
(e) appropriate knowledge of organisation and functioning of land registers;
(f) appropriate knowledge of the market in the relevant Member State;
(g) appropriate knowledge of business ethics standards;
(h) appropriate knowledge of the consumer's creditworthiness assessmen
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