Part 1 Designation of Approved Regulators by Order
Legal Services Act 2007 (2007 c 29) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 10 Designation of Approved Regulators as Licensing Authorities

Sections 74 and 76

Part 1 Designation of Approved Regulators by Order

Application to the Board

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(1)     This paragraph applies where a body wishes to become a licensing authority in relation to one or more activities which constitute one or more reserved legal activities.

(2)     The body may apply to the Board for the Board—

(a)     to recommend that an order be made by the Lord Chancellor designating the applicant as a licensing authority in relation to the reserved legal activity or activities in question, and

(b)     to approve what the applicant proposes as its licensing rules if such an order is made (“the proposed licensing rulesâ€).

(3)     But the body may make an application under this paragraph in relation to a reserved legal activity only if—

(a)     it is a relevant approved regulator in relation to the activity, or

(b)     it has made an application under Part 2 of Schedule 4 (designation of approved regulators) for the Board to recommend that an order be made by the Lord Chancellor designating the body as an approved regulator in relation to the activity.

(4)     An application under

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