sec.81Register of local practising certificates

### sec.81 Register of local practising certificates A regulatory authority must, in the way it considers appropriate, keep a register of the names of Australian lawyers to whom it grants local practising certificates. The register must— state conditions, if any, imposed on a local practising certificate relating to the certificate holder engaging in legal practice; and include other particulars prescribed under a regulation. A regulatory authority must ensure that an up-to-date version of its register is available, without charge, for public inspection— at the authority’s principal place of business during normal working hours; or on the authority’s internet site or an internet site identified on the authority’s internet site. However, a regulation may provide for a person’s name not to be included in the register or for that person’s name as it appears in the register not to be available for public inspection. A regulation may provide for a system of applying to a regulatory authority for the suppression of a person’s name if the person is being stalked by a previous client or has been otherwise threatened with violence by someone. (sec.81-ssec.1) A regulatory authority must, in the way it considers appropriate, keep a register of the names of Australian lawyers to whom it grants local practising certificates. (sec.81-ssec.2) The register must— state conditions, if any, imposed on a local practising certificate relating to the certificate holder engaging in legal practice; and include other particulars prescribed under a regulation. (sec.81-ssec.3) A regulatory authority must ensure that an up-to-date version of its register is available, without charge, for public inspection— at the authority’s principal place of business during normal working hours; or on the authority’s internet site or an internet site identified on the authority’s internet site. (sec.81-ssec.4) However, a regulation may provide for a person’s name not to be included in the register or for that person’s name as it appears in the register not to be available for public inspection. A regulation may provide for a system of applying to a regulatory authority for the suppression of a person’s name if the person is being stalked by a previous client or has been otherwise threatened with violence by someone. - (a) state conditions, if any, imposed on a local practising certificate relating to the certificate holder engaging in legal practice; and - (b) include other particulars prescribed under a regulation. - (a) at the authority’s principal place of business during normal working hours; or - (b) on the authority’s internet site or an internet site identified on the authority’s internet site.