rC96.3 N/A new provision take all reasonable steps to ensure that – individuals subject to the duty imposed by section 90 of the LSA comply with that duty rC117 The requirements set out in Rules C113 to C116 The requirements set out in C113 to C116 above: above: .5 may be waived in part or in whole by the .5 may be waived in part or in whole by the Pupillage Funding Committee of the BSB. Pupillage Funding Committee of the BSB. rC126 Save in exceptional circumstances, a barrister will Save in exceptional circumstances, a barrister will have complied with Rule rC124 above if he has have complied with Rule rC125 above if he has written promptly to the public access client in the written promptly to the public access client in the terms of the model letter provided on the Bar terms of the model letter provided on the Bar Standards Board website. Standards Board website. rS1 Section 3.B applies to all BSB regulated persons Section 3.B applies to all BSB regulated persons and and should be construed and unregistered barristers and and “You” “Your” “You” “Your” accordingly. It provides that you must not carry on should be construed accordingly. It provides that any reserved legal activity or practise as a you must not on any reserved legal activity or barrister unless you are authorised to do so, and practise as a barrister unless you are authorised to explains the different capacities within which you do so, and explains the different capacities within may work if you are so authorised and any which you may work if you are so authorised and limitations on the scope of your practice. It also any limitations on the scope of your practice. It also explains the further requirements which you must explains the further requirements which you must follow if you intend to work in more than one follow if you intend to work in more than one capacity. capacity. rS75 If you contend that the Bar Council (acting by the If you contend that the Bar Council (acting by the Bar Standards Board) has: Bar Standards Board) has: .1 wrongly failed or refused to or amend a .1 wrongly failed or refused to issue or amend a practising certificate; or practising certificate; or
rC96.3 N/A – new provision take all reasonable steps to ensure that individuals subject to the duty imposed by section 90 of the LSA comply with that duty rC117 The requirements set out in Rules C113 to C116 above: .5 may be waived in part or in whole by the Pupillage Funding Committee of the BSB. The requirements set out in C113 to C116 above: .5 may be waived in part or in whole by the Pupillage Funding Committee of the BSB. rC126 Save in exceptional circumstances, a barrister will have complied with Rule rC124 above if he has written promptly to the public access client in the terms of the model letter provided on the Bar Standards Board website. Save in exceptional circumstances, a barrister will have complied with Rule rC125 above if he has written promptly to the public access client in the terms of the model letter provided on the Bar Standards Board website. rS1 Section 3.B applies to all BSB regulated persons and “You” and “Your” should be construed accordingly. It provides that you must not carry on any reserved legal activity or practise as a barrister unless you are authorised to do so, and explains the different capacities within which you may work if you are so authorised and any limitations on the scope of your practice. It also explains the further requirements which you must follow if you intend to work in more than one capacity. Section 3.B applies to all BSB regulated persons and unregistered barristers and “You” and “Your” should be construed accordingly. It provides that you must not on any reserved legal activity or practise as a barrister unless you are authorised to do so, and explains the different capacities within which you may work if you are so authorised and any limitations on the scope of your practice. It also explains the further requirements which you must follow if you intend to work in more than one capacity. rS75 If you contend that the Bar Council (acting by the Bar Standards Board) has: .1 wrongly failed or refused to or amend a practising certificate; or If you contend that the Bar Council (acting by the Bar Standards Board) has: .1 wrongly failed or refused to issue or amend a practising certificate; or