Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) At the time a regulatory authority grants a local practising certificate, the authority may impose any reasonable and relevant condition on the practising certificate.
(2) A condition may be about any of the following--
(a) requiring the certificate holder to undertake or complete--
(i) continuing legal education; or
(ii) stated legal education or training;
(b) limiting the certificate holder to supervised legal practice in the way stated in the condition or to the practice of areas of law stated in the condition;
(c) controlling, restricting or prohibiting the operation of a trust account;
(d) restricting the certificate holder to particular conditions concerning employment or supervision;
(e) a matter agreed to by the certificate holder.
(3) Subsection (2) does not limit the matters about which a condition may be imposed under this section.
(4) The regulatory authority must not impose a condition requiring the certificate holder to undertake and complete stated legal education or training unless--
(a) the regulatory authority is satisfied that it is reasonable to require the stated legal education or training to be undertaken, having regard to--
(i) when the holder undertook his or her previous academic studies or legal training, or obtained the previous legal experience; or
(ii) the certificate holder's conduct; or
(b) the condition is 1 that is imposed generally on certificates holders or a class of certificates holders.
(5) A regulatory authority's power to impose a condition mentioned in subsection (2)(a) is not limited by, and does not limit, the regulatory authority's power to impose a condition under its administration rules about a matter mentioned in section 231(2)(e).