Additional condition on interstate legal practitioner engaging in legal practice in this jurisdiction
76 Additional condition on interstate legal practitioner engaging in legal practice in this jurisdiction
The relevant regulatory authority may impose a condition on an interstate legal practitioner engaged in legal practice in this jurisdiction that the authority may impose under this Act on a local practising certificate at the time it is granted or renewed.
However, conditions imposed under this section must not be more onerous than conditions applying to local legal practitioners.
If the regulatory authority imposes a condition on an interstate legal practitioner engaged in legal practice in this jurisdiction—
the authority must give the interstate legal practitioner an information notice about the decision to impose the condition; and
the interstate legal practitioner may apply, as provided under the QCAT Act, to the tribunal for a review of the decision.
An interstate legal practitioner must not contravene a condition imposed under this section.
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