Discretionary conditions on Australian registration certificate
22 Discretionary conditions on Australian registration certificate
For the purposes of section 67 of the Uniform Law, the discretionary conditions that the designated local regulatory authority may impose on an Australian registration certificate are any one or more of the following—
a condition—
as to the type of legal practice in which the holder may engage, or
as to the type of legal practice in which the holder must not engage,
any other condition that may be imposed on an Australian practising certificate under the Uniform Law,
a condition agreed by the holder.
Unless the foreign lawyer agrees, the designated local regulatory authority must not impose a condition that is more onerous than a condition that would be imposed on an Australian practising certificate in the same or similar circumstances.
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