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LEGAL PROFESSION UNIFORM LAW APPLICATION ACT 2014 - SECT 21A
NSW Admission Board Rules
21A NSW Admission Board Rules
(1) The NSW Admission Board may make rules for or with respect to-- (a) any
administrative matters relating to the functions of the Board, and
(b)
registration and deregistration as, and the discipline of, students-at-law and
the qualifications for registration, and
(c) the examination and assessment
in academic subjects of candidates for registration and students-at-law, and
(d) fees and costs payable for registration and students-at-law (other than
fees for admission to the Australian legal profession) and the refund or
remission of fees.
(2) Without limiting subsection (1) or the power of the
NSW Admission Board to delegate functions under section 20A, the rules may--
(a) provide for the establishment, dissolution and procedures of committees of
the Board, and
(b) confer or provide for conferring functions on a committee,
including any functions of the Board, and
(c) provide that a committee
exercises any of its functions in an advisory capacity or as delegate of the
Board.
(3) A rule may do any of the following-- (a) apply generally or be
limited in its application by reference to specified exceptions or factors,
(b) apply differently according to different factors of a specified kind,
(c)
authorise any matter or thing to be from time to time determined, applied or
regulated by any specified person or body.
(4) A rule made under this section
must not be inconsistent with-- (a) this Act, or
(b) the Legal Profession
Uniform Law (NSW) , or
(c) the Admission Rules made by the
Legal Services Council under Part 9.2 of that Law.
(5) The rules must be
published on the NSW legislation website.
(6) Sections 40 and 41 of the
Interpretation Act 1987 apply to the rules in the same way as they apply to a
statutory rule.
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