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As published
SCHEDULE 24 Index of defined expressions
Section 213
Expression | Interpretation provisions
administration of oaths | Schedule 2
approved regulator | section 20
authorised person, in relation to an activity | section 18
barrister | section 207
the Board | section 2
CLC practitioner services body | paragraph 11 of Schedule 5
CMA | section 207
compensation arrangements | section 21
complainant (in Part 6) | section 160
conduct of litigation | Schedule 2
conduct rules | section 21
consumers | section 207
conveyancing services | section 207
conveyancing services body | paragraph 11 of Schedule 5
court | section 207
discipline rules | section 21
document | section 201
exempt person | section 19 and Schedules 3 and 5
functions | section 207
“immigration advice” and “immigration services” | section 207
indemnification arrangements | section 21
independent trade union | section 207
indirect interest (of a non-authorised person in a licensable body) | section 72
interest, in a body | section 72
intervention direction | section 41
legal activity | section 12
licensable body | section 72
licensed activity (in Part 5) | section 111
licensed body | section 71
licensing authority | section 73
licensed CLC practitioner | section 104(3)
licensing rules | section 83
manager, in relation to a body | section 207
material interest, in a body (in Part 5) | Schedule 13
modify | section 207
non-authorised person (in Part 5) | section 111
non-commercial legal services | section 207
non-reserved activity (in Part 5) | section 111
not for profit body | section 207
notarial activities | Schedule 2
. . . | . . .
the OLC | section 114
ombudsman | section 122
the ombudsman scheme | section 115
person | section 207
practice rules | section 21
probate activities | Schedule 2
qualification regulations | section 21
regulatory arrangements | section 21
regulatory functions | section 27
regulatory objectives | section 1
relevant appellate body (in Part 5) | section 111
relevant approved regulator, in relation to an activity | section 20
relevant approved regulator, in relation to a person | section 20
relevant authorising body (in Part 6) | section 160
relevant licensing authority, in relation to a licensed body (in Part 5) | section 73
relevant licensing authority, in relation to an applicant for a licence (in Part 5) | section 73
representative functions | section 27
reserved instrument activities | Schedule 2
reserved legal activity | section 12 and Schedule 2
reserved legal services | section 207
respondent (in Part 6) | section 160
right of audience | Schedule 2
scheme rules (in Part 6) | section 115
shares | section 72
solicitor | section 207
terms of a licence (in Part 5) | section 85
Your change, as a redline
SCHEDULE 24 Index of defined expressions
Section 213
Expression | Interpretation provisions
administration of oaths | Schedule 2
approved regulator | section 20
authorised person, in relation to an activity | section 18
barrister | section 207
the Board | section 2
CLC practitioner services body | paragraph 11 of Schedule 5
CMA | section 207
compensation arrangements | section 21
complainant (in Part 6) | section 160
conduct of litigation | Schedule 2
conduct rules | section 21
consumers | section 207
conveyancing services | section 207
conveyancing services body | paragraph 11 of Schedule 5
court | section 207
discipline rules | section 21
document | section 201
exempt person | section 19 and Schedules 3 and 5
functions | section 207
“immigration advice” and “immigration services” | section 207
indemnification arrangements | section 21
independent trade union | section 207
indirect interest (of a non-authorised person in a licensable body) | section 72
interest, in a body | section 72
intervention direction | section 41
legal activity | section 12
licensable body | section 72
licensed activity (in Part 5) | section 111
licensed body | section 71
licensing authority | section 73
licensed CLC practitioner | section 104(3)
licensing rules | section 83
manager, in relation to a body | section 207
material interest, in a body (in Part 5) | Schedule 13
modify | section 207
non-authorised person (in Part 5) | section 111
non-commercial legal services | section 207
non-reserved activity (in Part 5) | section 111
not for profit body | section 207
notarial activities | Schedule 2
. . . | . . .
the OLC | section 114
ombudsman | section 122
the ombudsman scheme | section 115
person | section 207
practice rules | section 21
probate activities | Schedule 2
qualification regulations | section 21
regulatory arrangements | section 21
regulatory functions | section 27
regulatory objectives | section 1
relevant appellate body (in Part 5) | section 111
relevant approved regulator, in relation to an activity | section 20
relevant approved regulator, in relation to a person | section 20
relevant authorising body (in Part 6) | section 160
relevant licensing authority, in relation to a licensed body (in Part 5) | section 73
relevant licensing authority, in relation to an applicant for a licence (in Part 5) | section 73
representative functions | section 27
reserved instrument activities | Schedule 2
reserved legal activity | section 12 and Schedule 2
reserved legal services | section 207
respondent (in Part 6) | section 160
right of audience | Schedule 2
scheme rules (in Part 6) | section 115
shares | section 72
solicitor | section 207
terms of a licence (in Part 5) | section 85
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