Non-participant legal practitioner expecting to practise solely or principally in a participating jurisdiction—when exemption ceases
113 Non-participant legal practitioner expecting to practise solely or principally in a participating jurisdiction—when exemption ceases
This rule applies if an Australian practising certificate is granted or renewed for a non-participant legal practitioner on the basis of a temporary arrangement referred to in clause 5(2) of Schedule 3 to the Uniform Law.
For the purposes of clause 5(3) of Schedule 3 to the Uniform Law, the exemption provided by clause 5(2) ceases to operate at the end of the period of 12 months after the grant or renewal of the Australian practising certificate.
Note.
The exemption is accordingly not available to the non-participant legal practitioner in relation to the further grant or renewal of an Australian practising certificate on the basis of the arrangement concerned.
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