LEGAL PROFESSION UNIFORM LAW (NSW) - As at 1 July 2018 - Act 16a of 2014
Table of Provisions
CHAPTER 1 - PRELIMINARY
PART 1.1 - INTRODUCTION
- 1 Citation
- 2 Commencement
- 3 Objectives
- 4 Extraterritorial operation of this Law
- 5 Jurisdictional arrangements
PART 1.2 - INTERPRETATION
- 6 Definitions
- 7 Interpretation generally
- 8 Meaning of pro bono basis
CHAPTER 2 - THRESHOLD REQUIREMENTS FOR LEGAL PRACTICE
PART 2.1 - UNQUALIFIED LEGAL PRACTICE
- 9 Objectives
- 10 Prohibition on engaging in legal practice by unqualified entities
- 11 Prohibition on advertisements or representations by or about unqualified entities
- 12 Entitlement of certain persons to use certain titles, and presumptions with respect to other persons
- 13 Protection of lay associates
- 14 Functions of local regulatory authority with respect to offence
PART 2.2 - ADMISSION TO THE AUSTRALIAN LEGAL PROFESSION
Division 1 - Introduction
Division 2 - Admission
- 16 Admission
- 17 Prerequisites for compliance certificates
- 18 Exemption from certain prerequisites
- 19 Compliance certificates
- 20 Conditional admission of foreign lawyers
- 21 Declaration of early assessment of suitability for a compliance certificate
- 22 Supreme Court roll
- 23 Removal from Supreme Court roll
- 24 Notice to be given of interjurisdictional action
- 25 Australian lawyer is officer of Supreme Court
Division 3 - Appeals
- 26 Right of appeal about compliance certificates
- 27 Right of appeal about early assessment of suitability for a compliance certificate
- 28 Provisions relating to appeals
Division 4 - Miscellaneous
- 29 Accreditation of law courses and providers of practical legal training
CHAPTER 3 - LEGAL PRACTICE
PART 3.1 - INTRODUCTION
- 30 Objectives
- 31 Action in relation to certificates is taken locally
PART 3.2 - LAW PRACTICES--GENERAL PROVISIONS
- 32 Business structures
- 33 Obligations not affected by nature of business structures
- 34 Responsibilities of principals
- 35 Liability of principals
- 36 Discharge by legal practitioner associate of obligations of law practice
- 37 Involvement of practitioners
- 38 Privileges of practitioners
- 39 Undue influence
- 40 Approval of relationships regarding principals
- 41 Uniform Rules
PART 3.3 - AUSTRALIAN LEGAL PRACTITIONERS
Division 1 - Introduction
Division 2 - Australian practising certificates
- 43 Entitlement to practise
- 44 Grant or renewal of Australian practising certificates in this jurisdiction
- 45 Prerequisites for grant or renewal of Australian practising certificates in this jurisdiction
- 46 Notification of principal place of practice
Division 3 - Conditions of Australian practising certificates
- 47 Conditions--categories of practice and trust money
- 48 Statutory conditions--to comply with admission conditions and to hold only one practising certificate
- 49 Statutory condition--to engage in supervised legal practice
- 50 Statutory condition--barrister to undertake reading program
- 51 Statutory condition--to notify certain events
- 52 Statutory condition--continuing professional development
- 53 Discretionary conditions
- 54 Compliance with conditions
Division 4 - Miscellaneous
- 55 Alteration or substitution of varied certificate
- 56 Government lawyers
- 57 Uniform Rules for Australian practising certificates and associated matters
PART 3.4 - FOREIGN LAWYERS
Division 1 - Introduction
- 58 Objective
- 59 This Part does not apply to Australian legal practitioners
Division 2 - Limited practice without registration
- 60 Practice of foreign law without registration but for limited periods
Division 3 - Registration
- 61 Entitlement to practise
- 62 Grant or renewal of Australian registration certificates
- 63 Notification of principal place of practice
Division 4 - Conditions of Australian registration certificates
- 64 Conditions--trust money
- 65 Statutory condition--to hold only one Australian registration certificate
- 66 Statutory condition--to notify certain events
- 67 Discretionary conditions
- 68 Compliance with conditions
Division 5 - Scope and form of practice
- 69 Scope of practice
- 70 Form of practice
Division 6 - Miscellaneous
- 71 Uniform Rules for foreign lawyers
PART 3.5 - VARIATION, SUSPENSION AND CANCELLATION OF, AND REFUSAL TO RENEW, CERTIFICATES
Division 1 - Introduction
- 72 Objectives
- 73 References to certificate
Division 2 - Variation, suspension or cancellation of certificates
- 74 Variation, suspension or cancellation for minor matters, or at request or with concurrence
- 75 Variation, suspension or cancellation at direction of tribunal
- 76 Variation, suspension or cancellation under Division 3 or 4
- 77 Immediate variation or suspension before or during consideration of proposed action
- 78 Lifting of suspension and renewal during suspension
- 79 Matters involving convictions
- 80 Notice to be given of interjurisdictional action
- 81 Notice to be given to certificate holder
Division 3 - Variation, suspension or cancellation on specific grounds
- 82 Grounds for action under this Division
- 83 Local regulatory authority to give notice before acting under this Division
- 84 Action taken after giving notice
Division 4 - Show cause procedure for variation, suspension or cancellation of, or refusal to renew, certificates
Subdivision 1 - Preliminary
- 85 Show cause events
Subdivision 2 - Automatic show cause events
- 86 Nature of automatic show cause events
- 87 Automatic show cause events--applicants
- 88 Automatic show cause events--holders
- 89 Automatic show cause events--action by local regulatory authority
Subdivision 3 - Designated show cause events
- 90 Nature of designated show cause events
- 91 Designated show cause events--holders
- 92 Designated show cause events--action by local regulatory authority
Division 5 - Miscellaneous
- 93 Events or matters occurring before admission or registration
- 94 Restriction on making further applications
- 95 Consideration and investigation of applicants or holders
- 96 Deferral of action or temporary renewal for limited purposes
- 97 Relationship of this Part with Chapter 5
- 98 Uniform Rules
PART 3.6 - APPEAL OR REVIEW ABOUT CERTIFICATES
- 99 Objective
- 100 Right of appeal or review about Australian practising certificates
- 101 Right of appeal or review about Australian registration certificates
PART 3.7 - INCORPORATED AND UNINCORPORATED LEGAL PRACTICES
Division 1 - General
- 102 Application of this Division
- 103 Services that may be provided
- 104 Notice of intention to engage in or terminate legal practice
- 105 Principals
- 106 Law practice without principal
- 107 Disclosure obligations
Division 2 - Provisions applying to incorporated legal practices only
- 108 External administration proceedings under Corporations Act or other legislation
- 109 Incorporated legal practice that is subject to receivership under this Law and external administration under Corporations Act
- 110 Incorporated legal practice that is subject to receivership under this Law and external administration under other legislation
- 111 Extension of vicarious liability relating to failure to account, pay or deliver and dishonesty to incorporated legal practices
- 112 Relationship of Law to constitution of, or legislation establishing, incorporated legal practice
- 113 Relationship of Law to Corporations legislation
Division 3 - Miscellaneous
- 114 Approval of business structures
- 115 Uniform Rules for incorporated and unincorporated legal practices
PART 3.8 - COMMUNITY LEGAL SERVICES
- 116 Status of community legal services
- 117 Supervising legal practitioner
- 118 Uniform Rules for community legal services
PART 3.9 - DISQUALIFICATIONS
Division 1 - Making of disqualification orders
- 119 Disqualification of individuals (other than practitioners)
- 120 Disqualification of entities from providing legal services
Division 2 - Prohibitions and other provisions regarding disqualified persons and disqualified entities
- 121 Contravention by law practice--disqualified or convicted person as lay associate
- 122 Contravention by disqualified person
- 123 Contravention by Australian legal practitioner
- 124 Disqualified entity ceases to be incorporated or unincorporated legal practice
- 125 Spent convictions
CHAPTER 4 - BUSINESS PRACTICE AND PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT
PART 4.1 - INTRODUCTION
PART 4.2 - TRUST MONEY AND TRUST ACCOUNTS
Division 1 - Preliminary
- 127 Objective
- 128 Definitions
- 129 Meaning of trust money
- 130 Application of this Part to law practices and trust money
- 131 Australian-registered foreign lawyers
- 132 Former practices, principals and associates
- 133 Receiving or holding money by or on behalf of barristers on account of legal costs for legal services
- 134 Provisions relating to certain money
Division 2 - Trust money and trust accounts
- 135 Dealing with trust money
- 136 General trust account for each jurisdiction
- 137 Certain trust money to be deposited in general trust account
- 138 Holding, disbursing and accounting for trust money in general trust account
- 139 Controlled money
- 140 Transit money
- 141 Trust money subject to specific powers
- 142 Trust money subject to a written direction
- 143 Trust money received in the form of cash
- 144 Withdrawal of trust money
- 145 Protection of trust money
- 146 Intermixing money
- 147 Keeping trust records
- 148 Deficiency in trust account
- 149 Authorised deposit-taking institutions
- 150 Authority to receive trust money
- 151 Disclosure of accounts used to hold money
- 152 Determinations about status of money
- 153 When, how and where money is received
- 154 Reporting irregularities and suspected irregularities
Division 3 - External examinations of trust records
- 155 Appointment of external examiner to conduct external examination of trust records
- 156 Qualifications of external examiners
- 157 External examinations
- 158 Carrying out external examination
- 159 External examiner's report
- 160 Costs of external examination
Division 4 - External investigations
- 161 Principal purposes of external investigation
- 162 Appointment of external investigators
- 163 External investigations
- 164 Carrying out external investigation
- 165 Investigator's report
- 166 Costs of external investigation
Division 5 - Miscellaneous
- 167 Unclaimed money
- 168 Uniform Rules for trust money and trust accounts
PART 4.3 - LEGAL COSTS
Division 1 - Introduction
- 169 Objectives
- 170 Commercial or government clients
- 171 Third party payers
Division 2 - Legal costs generally
- 172 Legal costs must be fair and reasonable
- 173 Avoidance of increased legal costs
Division 3 - Costs disclosure
- 174 Disclosure obligations of law practice regarding clients
- 175 Disclosure obligations if another law practice is to be retained
- 176 Disclosure obligations of law practice regarding associated third party payers
- 177 Disclosure obligations regarding settlement of litigious matters
- 178 Non-compliance with disclosure obligations
Division 4 - Costs agreements
- 179 Client's right to costs agreement
- 180 Making costs agreements
- 181 Conditional costs agreements
- 182 Conditional costs agreements involving uplift fees
- 183 Contingency fees are prohibited
- 184 Effect of costs agreement
- 185 Certain costs agreements are void
Division 5 - Billing
- 186 Form of bills
- 187 Request for itemised bills
- 188 Responsible principal for bill
- 189 Giving bills
- 190 Progress reports
- 191 Charging for bills prohibited
- 192 Notification of client's rights
- 193 Interim bills
Division 6 - Unpaid legal costs
- 194 Restriction on commencing proceedings to recover legal costs
- 195 Interest on unpaid legal costs
Division 7 - Costs assessment
- 196 Application of this Division generally
- 197 Application of this Division where complaint made
- 198 Applications for costs assessment
- 199 Costs assessment
- 200 Factors in a costs assessment
- 201 Reasons to be given
- 202 Referral for disciplinary action
- 203 Admissibility determinations in disciplinary proceedings
- 204 Costs of costs assessment
- 205 Right of appeal or review
Division 8 - Miscellaneous
- 206 Security for legal costs
- 207 Unreasonable legal costs--disciplinary action
- 208 Uniform Rules for legal costs
PART 4.4 - PROFESSIONAL INDEMNITY INSURANCE
- 209 Objectives
- 210 Approved insurance policy
- 211 Australian legal practitioners
- 212 Incorporated legal practices
- 213 Community legal services
- 214 Australian-registered foreign lawyers
- 215 Exemptions
- 216 Notification of proposed change of jurisdiction in which professional indemnity insurance is obtained
- 217 Uniform Rules for professional indemnity insurance
PART 4.5 - FIDELITY COVER
Division 1 - Introduction
- 218 Objective
- 219 Definitions
- 220 Meaning of relevant jurisdiction
- 221 Defaults to which this Part applies
Division 2 - Fidelity funds and fidelity authorities
- 222 Fidelity fund for this jurisdiction
- 223 How this Part applies to this jurisdiction
Division 3 - Fidelity fund
- 224 Funding
- 225 Annual contributions
- 226 Levies
- 227 Failure to pay annual contribution or levy
- 228 Insurance
- 229 Borrowing
- 230 Caps on payments for claims
- 231 Sufficiency
- 232 Audit
Division 4 - Claims about defaults
- 233 Entitlement to make a claim
- 234 Making a claim
- 235 Advertisements
- 236 Time limit for making claims
- 237 Processing and investigation of claims
- 238 Advance payments
- 239 Claims by law practices or associates about notional defaults
Division 5 - Determination of claims
- 240 Determination of claims
- 241 Maximum amount allowable
- 242 Costs
- 243 Interest
- 244 Reduction of claim because of other benefits
- 245 Repayment of certain amounts
- 246 Subrogation
- 247 Right of appeal against decision on claim
- 248 Right of appeal against failure to determine claim
- 249 Court proceedings
Division 6 - Defaults involving interjurisdictional elements
- 250 Concerted interjurisdictional defaults
- 251 Default involving interjurisdictional elements if committed by one associate only
- 252 Interjurisdictional agency
Division 7 - Miscellaneous
- 253 Cooperation
- 254 Protection from liability
- 255 Uniform Rules for fidelity cover
PART 4.6 - BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL
- 256 Compliance audits
- 257 Management system directions
- 258 Prohibited services and business
- 259 Uniform Rules for legal services
CHAPTER 5 - DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND PROFESSIONAL DISCIPLINE
PART 5.1 - INTRODUCTION
- 260 Objectives
- 261 References to lawyers
- 262 Application of this Chapter to conduct of lawyer or law practice
- 263 Application of this Chapter to lawyers and law practices
- 264 Jurisdiction of Supreme Courts
PART 5.2 - COMPLAINTS
Division 1 - Making complaints and other matters about complaints
- 265 What is a complaint?
- 266 Who may make a complaint?
- 267 How is a complaint made?
- 268 Matters in a complaint
- 269 Consumer matters (including costs disputes)
- 270 Disciplinary matters
- 271 Mixed complaints
- 272 Time limits on making complaints
- 273 Withdrawing complaints
- 274 Where complaint is dealt with
- 275 Other rights not affected
Division 2 - Preliminary assessment of complaints
- 276 Preliminary assessment of complaint
- 277 Closure of whole or part of complaint after preliminary assessment
- 278 Immediate suspension of practising or registration certificate
Division 3 - Notification to and submissions by respondents
- 279 Notification to respondent about complaint
- 280 Submissions by respondent
- 281 Exceptions to requirement for notification of complaint
Division 4 - Investigation of complaints
- 282 Power to investigate complaints
- 283 Extending scope of investigation
- 284 Referral of matters for costs assessment
PART 5.3 - CONSUMER MATTERS
Division 1 - Preliminary
- 285 Application of this Part
Division 2 - Provisions applicable to all consumer matters
- 286 Prerequisite to resolution action by local regulatory authority
- 287 Informal resolution of consumer matters
- 288 Mediation
- 289 Settlement agreements
- 290 Determination of consumer matters by local regulatory authority
Division 3 - Further provisions applicable to costs disputes
- 291 General role of local regulatory authority in costs disputes
- 292 Binding determinations in costs disputes
- 293 Cases where binding determinations are not made in costs disputes
- 294 GST excluded in calculations
PART 5.4 - DISCIPLINARY MATTERS
Division 1 - Preliminary
- 295 Application of this Part
- 296 Unsatisfactory professional conduct
- 297 Professional misconduct
- 298 Conduct capable of constituting unsatisfactory professional conduct or professional misconduct
Division 2 - Determination by local regulatory authority
- 299 Determination by local regulatory authority--unsatisfactory professional conduct
Division 3 - Role of designated tribunal
- 300 Initiation and prosecution of proceedings in designated tribunal
- 301 Procedure of designated tribunal
- 302 Determination by designated tribunal--disciplinary matters
- 303 Costs
- 304 Compliance with orders of designated tribunal
- 305 Power to disregard procedural lapses
PART 5.5 - COMPENSATION ORDERS
- 306 Making of compensation orders
- 307 Request by complainant for compensation order
- 308 Nature of compensation orders
- 309 Prerequisites for making of compensation orders
- 310 Enforcement of compensation orders
- 311 Other remedies not affected
PART 5.6 - APPEAL OR REVIEW
- 312 Finality of determinations of local regulatory authority
- 313 Internal review of decisions of local regulatory authority
- 314 Right of appeal or review of decisions of local regulatory authority
PART 5.7 - GENERAL DUTIES OF LOCAL REGULATORY AUTHORITY
- 315 Duty to deal with complaints
- 316 Duty to exercise discretions fairly
- 317 Duty to deal with complaints efficiently and expeditiously
- 318 Notice of decisions and determinations
- 319 Rules of procedural fairness
PART 5.8 - MISCELLANEOUS
- 320 Power to make orders includes power to make recommendations
- 321 Waiver of privilege or duty of confidentiality--complaints
- 322 Uniform Rules
CHAPTER 6 - EXTERNAL INTERVENTION
PART 6.1 - INTRODUCTION
- 323 Objectives
- 324 Further application of this Chapter
- 325 Operation of appointment of external intervener in another participating jurisdiction
PART 6.2 - INITIATION OF EXTERNAL INTERVENTION
- 326 Circumstances warranting external intervention
- 327 Determination to initiate external intervention
- 328 Appointment of external intervener may be general or limited
PART 6.3 - SUPERVISORS OF TRUST MONEY
- 329 Appointment of supervisor of trust money
- 330 Effect of service of notice of appointment
- 331 Role of supervisor of trust money
- 332 Records of and dealing with trust money of law practice under supervision
- 333 Termination of supervisor's appointment
PART 6.4 - MANAGERS
- 334 Appointment of manager
- 335 Effect of service of notice of appointment
- 336 Role of managers
- 337 Records and accounts of law practice under management and dealings with trust money
- 338 Deceased estates
- 339 Lien for costs on regulated property
- 340 Termination of manager's appointment
PART 6.5 - RECEIVERS
- 341 Appointment of receiver
- 342 Effect of service of notice of appointment
- 343 Role of receivers
- 344 Records and accounts of law practice under receivership and dealings with trust money
- 345 Power of receiver to take possession of regulated property
- 346 Power of receiver to take delivery of regulated property
- 347 Power of receiver to deal with regulated property
- 348 Power of receiver to require documents or information
- 349 Examinations about regulated property
- 350 Lien for costs on regulated property
- 351 Regulated property not to be attached
- 352 Recovery of regulated property where there has been a breach of trust etc.
- 353 Improperly destroying property etc.
- 354 Deceased estates
- 355 Termination of receiver's appointment
PART 6.6 - GENERAL
- 356 Conditions on appointment of external intervener
- 357 Status of acts of external intervener
- 358 Right of appeal or review about appointment of external intervener
- 359 Directions of designated tribunal
- 360 Manager and receiver appointed for law practice
- 361 ADI disclosure requirements
- 362 Confidentiality
- 363 Provisions relating to requirements under this Chapter
- 364 Obstruction of external intervener
- 365 Fees, costs and expenses
- 366 Protection from liability
- 367 Uniform Rules for external intervention
CHAPTER 7 - INVESTIGATORY POWERS
PART 7.1 - INTRODUCTION
- 368 Objective
- 369 References to lawyers
PART 7.2 - REQUIREMENTS RELATING TO DOCUMENTS, INFORMATION AND OTHER ASSISTANCE
- 370 Requirements--trust records examinations, trust records investigations and compliance audits
- 371 Requirements--complaint investigations
- 372 Inspection and copying of documents
- 373 Retention and return of documents
PART 7.3 - ENTRY AND SEARCH OF PREMISES
- 374 Investigator's power to enter premises--trust records investigations, compliance audits and complaint investigations
- 375 Powers of investigator while on premises
- 376 Provisions relating to entry and search with consent
- 377 Search warrants
- 378 Search warrants--announcement before entry
- 379 Search warrants--details of warrant to be given to occupier
- 380 Retention and return of things seized during search
- 381 Copies of seized things to be provided
PART 7.4 - ADDITIONAL POWERS IN RELATION TO INCORPORATED LEGAL PRACTICES
- 382 Application and operation of this Part
- 383 Examination of persons
- 384 Inspection of books
- 385 Power to hold hearings
PART 7.5 - MISCELLANEOUS
- 386 Report to local regulatory authority of disciplinary matters
- 387 Obstruction of investigator
- 388 Obligation of lawyers
- 389 Protection from liability
- 390 Uniform Rules
CHAPTER 8 - REGULATORY AUTHORITIES
PART 8.1 - STANDING COMMITTEE
- 391 Role of Standing Committee
- 392 Decisions of Standing Committee
- 393 Reports for Standing Committee
PART 8.2 - LEGAL SERVICES COUNCIL
- 394 Establishment and objectives of Council
- 395 Provisions relating to Council
- 396 Functions of Council in relation to Commissioner
- 397 Delegation of Council's functions
PART 8.3 - COMMISSIONER FOR UNIFORM LEGAL SERVICES REGULATION
- 398 Establishment and objectives of office of Commissioner
- 399 Provisions relating to Commissioner
- 400 Delegation of Commissioner's functions
- 401 Independence of Commissioner
PART 8.4 - ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE
- 402 Establishment and functions of Admissions Committee
- 403 Provisions relating to Admissions Committee
PART 8.5 - LOCAL REGULATORY AUTHORITIES
- 404 Independence of local regulatory authorities
- 405 Local regulatory authority for Chapter 5 functions to be independent entity
- 406 Delegation of functions of local regulatory authorities
- 407 Guidelines and directions by Council or Commissioner for local regulatory authorities
- 408 Guidelines and directions by local regulatory authorities for their delegates
- 409 Functions of Council in relation to local regulatory authorities
- 410 Functions of Commissioner in relation to Chapter 5 functions of local regulatory authorities
- 411 Power of local regulatory authority to take over exercise of delegated function
PART 8.6 - GENERAL
- 412 Exercise of functions generally
- 413 Registers of delegations
- 414 Documents lodged with Council or Commissioner instead of local regulatory authority
- 415 Limitation as to individual matters
- 416 Application of certain Acts of New South Wales
CHAPTER 9 - MISCELLANEOUS
PART 9.1 - LEGAL PROFESSION UNIFORM REGULATIONS
- 417 Legal Profession Uniform Regulations
- 418 Publication of Uniform Regulations
PART 9.2 - LEGAL PROFESSION UNIFORM RULES
- 419 Power to make Uniform Rules
- 420 Categories of Uniform Rules
- 421 Contents of Admission Rules
- 422 Contents of Legal Practice Rules
- 423 Contents of Legal Profession Conduct Rules
- 424 Contents of Continuing Professional Development Rules
- 425 Development of general Uniform Rules
- 426 Development of Admission Rules
- 427 Development of Legal Practice Rules, Legal Profession Conduct Rules and Continuing Professional Development Rules
- 428 Making of Uniform Rules
- 429 Cases where public consultation not required
- 430 Urgent matters
- 431 Publication of Uniform Rules
PART 9.3 - LEGAL PROFESSION REGISTERS
- 432 Australian Legal Profession Register
- 433 Public availability of Australian Legal Profession Register
- 434 Local legal profession register
- 435 Content of registers
PART 9.4 - COOPERATIVE AND OTHER ARRANGEMENTS
- 436 Arrangements with authorities
- 437 Ad hoc communication with authorities
- 438 Disclosure of information to ASIC
- 439 Disclosure of information between relevant persons
- 440 Information, assistance and cooperation
- 441 Cooperation with Commonwealth, States and Territories
PART 9.5 - NOTICES AND EVIDENTIARY MATTERS
- 442 Service of notices on lawyers and law practices
- 443 Service of notices on Council, Commissioner, Admissions Committee, local regulatory authority or delegate
- 444 Service of notices on other persons
- 445 Time of service
- 446 Evidentiary matters
PART 9.6 - INJUNCTIONS
- 447 Injunctions to restrain contraventions of Law or Uniform Rules
- 448 Amendment or discharge of injunctions
- 449 Interim injunctions--undertakings about costs or damages
- 450 Supreme Court's other powers not limited
PART 9.7 - CRIMINAL AND CIVIL PENALTIES
Division 1 - Criminal penalties
Note
Division 2 - Civil penalties
- 452 Civil penalties
- 453 Designated tribunal may order payment of pecuniary penalty
- 454 Contravening a civil penalty provision is not an offence
- 455 Persons involved in contravening civil penalty provision
- 456 Recovery of a pecuniary penalty
- 457 Civil proceedings after criminal proceedings
- 458 Criminal proceedings during civil proceedings
- 459 Criminal proceedings after civil proceedings
- 460 Evidence given in proceedings for penalty order not admissible in criminal proceedings
PART 9.8 - INTERJURISDICTIONAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO CERTAIN MATTERS
- 461 Compliance with recommendations or orders made under corresponding laws
PART 9.9 - GENERAL
- 462 Prohibition on disclosure of information
- 463 Effect of decision on appeal or review
- 464 General provisions about appeal or review
- 465 Duty to report suspected offences
- 466 Provisions relating to certain requirements under this Law
- 467 Protection from liability
- 468 Non-compellability of certain witnesses
- 469 Investigation of offences
- 470 Contraventions by partnerships or other unincorporated bodies
- 471 Indexation of amounts
- 472 Supreme Court may order delivery up of documents etc.
- 473 Forms
- 474 Fees
- 475 Provisions applying in relation to non-participating jurisdictions
- 476 Transitional provisions