Reports by external intervener for law practice
536 Reports by external intervener for law practice
An external intervener for a law practice must give written reports under any reporting requirements to be observed by the external intervener under the instrument of appointment.
If the appointment is not subject to stated reporting requirements, the external intervener must give written reports to the law society as follows—
when required at any time by the law society;
at the termination of the appointment.
Also, the external intervener must keep the law society informed of the progress of the external intervention, including by reporting to the law society about significant events happening, or a significant state of affairs existing, in connection with the intervention or other matters relating to the intervention.
Nothing in this section affects another reporting obligation that may exist in relation to the law practice concerned.
A regulation may prescribe matters to be included in a report.
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