r. 2.7.1AA Note Section 5G of the Corporations Act provides that if a State law declares a provision of State law to be a Corporations legislation displacement provision for the purposes of that section, any provision of the Corporations legislation with which the State provision would otherwise be inconsistent does not operate to the extent necessary to avoid the inconsistency. 2.7.1 Notice of termination of provision of legal services For the purposes of section 2.7.9 of the Act, the prescribed period within which a corporation must give a notice under that section is 14 days after it ceases to engage in legal practice in this jurisdiction. 2.7.2 Disqualifications and prohibitions (1) This regulation applies to— (a) an order made under section 2.7.24 of the Act disqualifying a corporation from providing legal services in this jurisdiction; or (b) an order made under section 2.7.25 of the Act disqualifying a person from managing a corporation that is an incorporated legal practice; or (c) an order made under section 2.7.50 of the Act prohibiting an Australian legal practitioner from being a partner of a specified person— being an order made on the application of the Board. (2) The Board may publicise an order in any manner the Board thinks fit. (3) The Board—
Note Section 5G of the Corporations Act provides that if a State law declares a provision of State law to be a Corporations legislation displacement provision for the purposes of that section, any provision of the Corporations legislation with which the State provision would otherwise be inconsistent does not operate to the extent necessary to avoid the inconsistency. 2.7.1 Notice of termination of provision of legal services r. 2.7.1AA For the purposes of section 2.7.9 of the Act, the prescribed period within which a corporation must give a notice under that section is 14 days after it ceases to engage in legal practice in this jurisdiction. 2.7.2 Disqualifications and prohibitions (1) This regulation applies to— (a) an order made under section 2.7.24 of the Act disqualifying a corporation from providing legal services in this jurisdiction; or (b) an order made under section 2.7.25 of the Act disqualifying a person from managing a corporation that is an incorporated legal practice; or (c) an order made under section 2.7.50 of the Act prohibiting an Australian legal practitioner from being a partner of a specified person— being an order made on the application of the Board. (2) The Board may publicise an order in any manner the Board thinks fit. (3) The Board—
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