Designated Local Regulatory Authorities
Delegation Registers
The Uniform Law requires the Legal Services Council, Commissioner for Uniform Legal Services Regulation and each local regulatory authority to maintain a publicly available register of delegations. Links to these registers are provided below.
- Legal Services Council
- Commissioner for Uniform Legal Services Regulation
- New South Wales Legal Services Commissioner
- Council of the Law Society of New South Wales
- Council of the New South Wales Bar Association
- Legal Profession Admission Board of New South Wales
- Victorian Legal Services Board and Commissioner
- Victorian Legal Admissions Board
These links will be reviewed by the Legal Services Council on an annual basis. If you notice that a link is not working, please email lsc@legalservicescouncil.org.au.
External Examiners Registers
New rule 65A of the Uniform General Rules empowers the designated local regulatory authorities to disqualify certain persons on reasonable grounds. The rule also ensures that procedural fairness applies to persons who are subject to proposed disqualification. The rule seeks to advance the objective of ensuring that appropriate safeguards are in place to uphold the integrity of legal services.
As an additional measure, the LSC issued a Direction (PDF, 503.7 KB) to the designated local regulatory authorities in NSW and Victoria to maintain Public Registers of eligible EEs. The links to these registers can be found below.
Last updated:
21 Nov 2023
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