Disclosure obligations
31 Disclosure obligations
For the purposes of section 107 of the Uniform Law, the disclosure must be made by giving the person notice in writing—
setting out the legal services to be provided, and
stating whether or not all of the services are to be provided by an Australian legal practitioner, and
if some or all of the services are not to be provided by an Australian legal practitioner, identifying those services and indicating the status or qualifications of the person or persons who are to provide the services, and
stating that the Uniform Law and these Rules apply to the provision of legal services but do not apply to the provision of non-legal services.
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