Part 2 Structural Requirements
Legal Services Act 2007 (2007 c 29) | Legislation

Part 2 Structural Requirements

Management

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(1)     Licensing rules must require a licensed body to comply with the following requirement at all times.

(2)     At least one of the licensed body's managers must be a person (other than a licensed body) who is an authorised person in relation to a licensed activity.

(3)     No manager of the licensed body may be a person who under this Part of this Act is disqualified from acting as a manager of a licensed body.

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(1)     Licensing rules may make further provision as to—

(a)     the managers of licensed bodies, and

(b)     the arrangements for the management by them of the licensed body and its activities.

(2)     They must not require all the managers of a licensed body to be authorised persons in relation to a reserved legal activity.

Head of Legal Practice

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(1)     Licensing rules must include the following requirements.

(2)     A licensed body must at all times have an individual—

(a)     who is designated as Head of Legal Practice, and

(b)     whose designation is approved by the licensing authority.

(3)     A designation of an individual as Head of Legal Practice has effect only while the individual—

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