64 Modification of the Board's functions under section 62(1)(b)
Legal Services Act 2007 (2007 c 29) | Legislation

64  Modification of the Board's functions under section 62(1)(b)

(1)     This section applies in relation to an order under section 62(1)(b) (an order modifying the functions of the Board).

(2)     The order may include (among other things) provision conferring on the Board powers to do any of the following—

(a)     to authorise (otherwise than by the grant of a licence under Part 5) persons or any category of persons (whether corporate or unincorporate) to carry on one or more activities which are reserved legal activities in relation to which the Board is designated as an approved regulator;

(b)     to make qualification regulations;

(c)     to make provision as to the educational, training and other requirements to be met by regulated persons who are not relevant authorised persons;

(d)     to make practice rules and conduct rules;

(e)     to make disciplinary arrangements in relation to regulated persons (including discipline rules);

(f)     to make rules requiring the payment of fees specified in or determined in accordance

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