sec.204Statutory condition regarding notification of offence

### sec.204 Statutory condition regarding notification of offence It is a statutory condition of a registration as a foreign lawyer that the lawyer must give notice, in a law society approved form, to the law society if the lawyer is— convicted of an offence that would have to be disclosed in relation to an application for registration as a foreign lawyer; or charged with a serious offence. The notice must be given to the law society within 7 days after the conviction or the day the lawyer is charged. A regulation may state the person to whom, or the address to which, the notice is to be given. This section does not apply to an offence to which division 7 applies. (sec.204-ssec.1) It is a statutory condition of a registration as a foreign lawyer that the lawyer must give notice, in a law society approved form, to the law society if the lawyer is— convicted of an offence that would have to be disclosed in relation to an application for registration as a foreign lawyer; or charged with a serious offence. (sec.204-ssec.2) The notice must be given to the law society within 7 days after the conviction or the day the lawyer is charged. (sec.204-ssec.3) A regulation may state the person to whom, or the address to which, the notice is to be given. (sec.204-ssec.4) This section does not apply to an offence to which division 7 applies. - (a) convicted of an offence that would have to be disclosed in relation to an application for registration as a foreign lawyer; or - (b) charged with a serious offence.