Uniform Rules provide the Uniform Law's underpinning operational detail. While the Legal Services Council makes all Uniform Rules, responsibility for developing rules is divided between different bodies.
The Legal Services Council can develop and make rules about anything that is necessary to give effect to the Uniform Law. These are called General Rules and contain much of the detail about practising certificates, trust money, trust accounts and billing.
Find out more about the General Rules.
The Admission Rules set out the qualifications for admission to the legal profession. Admission Rules are developed by the Admissions Committee.
Find out more about the Admission Rules.
The following rules are developed by the Law Council of Australia and Australian Bar Association for solicitors and barristers respectively:
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