Committee by the Council, in addition to the functions provided in section 403. Section 403 provides, in subsection (1), that the Admissions Committee has the functions conferred or imposed on it by or under the Law as applied in this jurisdiction and other participating jurisdictions. Subsection (2) provides that the Committee may exercise its functions in relation to one, two or more or all participating jurisdictions collectively. Subsection (3) provides that the Council may provide staff and assistance to the Committee. Details relating to the Admissions Committee are set out in Part 6 of Schedule 1. PART 8.5—LOCAL REGULATORY AUTHORITIES Section 404 provides that the local regulatory authorities and their delegates are to be independent of the Council and the Commissioner in exercising any functions under the Law, except as provided by Chapter 8. Section 405 requires a local regulatory authority exercising functions under Chapter 5 to be an independent entity. However, subsection (2) provides that this provision does not prevent a local regulatory authority from delegating its functions under Chapter 5 to a professional association. Section 406 enables a local regulatory authority to delegate any of its functions under the Law (other than the power to delegate and the power to take over responsibility of a matter under section 411) to an entity, or an entity of a class, prescribed by jurisdictional legislation. Section 407 provides, in subsection (1), that the Council may issue guidelines or directions about the exercise of functions under the Law or the Uniform Rules (except for functions under Chapter 5) by local regulatory authorities. Subsection (2) provides that guidelines or directions about the exercise of Chapter 5 functions may be issued by the Commissioner. Subsection (3) provides that guidelines or directions may (without limitation) provide for the determination of which local regulatory authority should deal with a matter in
Committee by the Council, in addition to the functions provided in section 403. Section 403 provides, in subsection (1), that the Admissions Committee has the functions conferred or imposed on it by or under the Law as applied in this jurisdiction and other participating jurisdictions. Subsection (2) provides that the Committee may exercise its functions in relation to one, two or more or all participating jurisdictions collectively. Subsection (3) provides that the Council may provide staff and assistance to the Committee. Details relating to the Admissions Committee are set out in Part 6 of Schedule 1. PART 8.5—LOCAL REGULATORY AUTHORITIES Section 404 provides that the local regulatory authorities and their delegates are to be independent of the Council and the Commissioner in exercising any functions under the Law, except as provided by Chapter 8. Section 405 requires a local regulatory authority exercising functions under Chapter 5 to be an independent entity. However, subsection (2) provides that this provision does not prevent a local regulatory authority from delegating its functions under Chapter 5 to a professional association. Section 406 enables a local regulatory authority to delegate any of its functions under the Law (other than the power to delegate and the power to take over responsibility of a matter under section 411) to an entity, or an entity of a class, prescribed by jurisdictional legislation. Section 407 provides, in subsection (1), that the Council may issue guidelines or directions about the exercise of functions under the Law or the Uniform Rules (except for functions under Chapter 5) by local regulatory authorities. Subsection (2) provides that guidelines or directions about the exercise of Chapter 5 functions may be issued by the Commissioner. Subsection (3) provides that guidelines or directions may (without limitation) provide for the determination of which local regulatory authority should deal with a matter in
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