Civil Law (Wrongs) Act 2002
Sch 5Occupational associations—model code 261
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Schedule 5 Occupational associations—model code 261 5.1 Name of code 261 5.2 Meaning of council 261 5.3 What actions may be the subject of a complaint? 261 5.4 Who may make a complaint? 261 5.5 How is a complaint made? 261 5.6 What happens after a complaint is made? 262
Page contents 18 Civil Law (Wrongs) Act 2002 5.7 What action may be taken after a hearing into a complaint? 262 5.8 Notices of decisions 263 5.9 What rights of representation do parties to a complaint have? 263 5.10 How may occupational association’s functions under code be exercised? 264 5.11 Protection from liability 264 Dictionary 265 1 About the endnotes 278 2 Abbreviation key 278 3 Legislation history 279 4 Amendment history 289 5 Earlier republications 342 6 Expired transitional or validating provisions 348 7 Renumbered provisions 348
An Act to consolidate and reform the statute law relating to wrongs, and for other purposes