sec.42Former master to give board information

### sec.42 Former master to give board information A former master of a person to whom this division applies must give the person a statement, in the approved form, that— has answers to questions about the person’s work under the articles of clerkship with the master; and states the period of the articles of clerkship; and states the extent to which the person has, by training received under the articles of clerkship, satisfied the skills, practice areas or values set out in appendix B to the Law Admissions Consultative Committee Report according to the relevant performance criteria set out in that appendix; and That appendix was set out in attachment 2 of these rules before the attachment was omitted by the Supreme Court (Admission) Amendment Rule (No. 1) 2015 . certifies that, to the best of the former master’s knowledge— the information given in the form is correct; and the person is a suitable person to be admitted to the legal profession. r 42 ins 2005 SL No. 129 s 10 amd 2007 SL No. 155 s 25 ; 2015 SL No. 124 s 19 (2) – (3) - (a) has answers to questions about the person’s work under the articles of clerkship with the master; and - (b) states the period of the articles of clerkship; and - (c) states the extent to which the person has, by training received under the articles of clerkship, satisfied the skills, practice areas or values set out in appendix B to the Law Admissions Consultative Committee Report according to the relevant performance criteria set out in that appendix; and Note— That appendix was set out in attachment 2 of these rules before the attachment was omitted by the Supreme Court (Admission) Amendment Rule (No. 1) 2015 . - (d) certifies that, to the best of the former master’s knowledge— (i) the information given in the form is correct; and (ii) the person is a suitable person to be admitted to the legal profession. - (i) the information given in the form is correct; and - (ii) the person is a suitable person to be admitted to the legal profession. - (i) the information given in the form is correct; and - (ii) the person is a suitable person to be admitted to the legal profession.