(1) Persons and bodies
having relevant functions under this Act must —
(a) give
effect to or enforce any recommendation or order of a corresponding
disciplinary body or other corresponding authority made under a corresponding
law in relation to powers exercisable under this Act; and
(b) give
effect to or enforce any recommendation or order of a corresponding
disciplinary body or other corresponding authority made under a corresponding
law so far as the recommendation or order relates to the practice of law by
the Australian legal practitioner concerned in this jurisdiction.
(2) If a corresponding
disciplinary body makes a recommendation or order recommending that a
person’s name be removed from the roll of lawyers under this Act, the
Supreme Court (full bench) may order the removal of the name from the roll.
(3) If a corresponding
disciplinary body makes an order that an Australian legal practitioner pay an
amount (whether as a fine or otherwise), a copy of the order may be filed in
the appropriate court and the order may be enforced as if it were an order of
that court.
“appropriate court” means a court
having jurisdiction to enforce a debt of the same amount as the amount ordered
to be paid.