South Australian Repealed Regulations South Australian Repealed RegulationsThis legislation has been repealed.
7A—Notification by interstate practitioners establishing South
Australian office
(1) For the purposes
of section 23D(1) of the Act, an interstate legal practitioner who establishes
an office in this State must give the notice required under that section
within 28 days after establishing the office.
(2) For the purposes
of section 23D(2) of the Act, the notice must—
(a)
contain the following particulars:
(i)
the practitioner's full name and date of birth;
(ii)
each jurisdiction in which the practitioner currently
holds an interstate practising certificate;
(iii)
what conditions or limitations (if any) are imposed on an
interstate practising certificate held by the practitioner;
(iv)
the address of the practitioner's place of business in
this State;
(v)
the practitioner's current residential and other business
addresses;
(vi)
whether the practitioner will practise in this State as a
member of a partnership, as an employee, or as a director of a company, and,
if so, the name and business addresses of the firm, employer or company of
which the practitioner is a member, employee or director;
(vii)
whether the practitioner will operate a trust account in
this State; and
(b) be
accompanied by a fee of $30.