The objects of the Society are –

(a) to represent generally the views of the legal profession; and

(b) to maintain the integrity of the legal profession; and

(c) to suppress dishonourable conduct within the legal profession; and

(d) to promote the maintenance, and just reform, of the law; and

(e) to promote the education and training of the legal profession; and

(f) to provide for the settlement of professional disputes; and

(g) to deal with any matter affecting the professional interest of practitioners; and

(h) to encourage and promote the study of law; and

(i) to promote the efficient practice of the law; and

(j) to perform the statutory functions of the Society; and

(k) to form and maintain law libraries; and

(l) to acquire any rights, or privileges, which the Society considers necessary for promoting the interests of the legal profession; and

(m) to promote or provide, in schools and in the community, education on the law and the legal system; and

(n) to communicate information on the law and on matters related to the law; and

(o) to publish, or subsidise the publication of, materials in connection with the objects of the Society; and

(p) to do such things as are necessary, or reasonable, for the purpose of attaining these objects.