New South Wales Repealed ActsThis legislation has been repealed.
(1) A local legal practitioner practising in this State must comply with any condition in respect of his or her practice imposed by a regulatory authority in another State or a Territory as a result of disciplinary action against the practitioner.
(2) A contravention of subsection (1) does not of itself amount to a breach of this Act. However, failure to comply with subsection (1) is capable of being professional misconduct or unsatisfactory professional conduct.
(3) A regulatory authority in another State or a Territory:(a) that has jurisdiction to suspend, cancel, vary the conditions of or impose further conditions on, or order the suspension, cancellation, variation of the conditions of or imposition of further conditions on, an interstate practising certificate issued to an interstate legal practitioner in that State or Territory as a result of disciplinary action against the practitioner, and(b) to which a local legal practitioner is subject in that State or Territory,may suspend, cancel, vary the conditions of or impose further conditions on, or order the suspension, cancellation, variation of the conditions of or imposition of further conditions on, the local legal practitioner’s practising certificate as a result of disciplinary action against the practitioner.
(4) A regulatory authority in this State must comply with an order of a regulatory authority in another State or a Territory under subsection (3).
(5) A regulatory authority in another State or a Territory that has jurisdiction to order the removal of the name of a person from the roll kept in that State or Territory that corresponds to the roll of practitioners in the Supreme Court in this State may order that the name of the local legal practitioner be removed from the roll. If such an order is made the local legal practitioner’s name is to be removed from the roll in this State.