Schedule 4 Legal Services Act 2007

(b)that, in the event of such an injunction, the applicant would have sufficient expertise and resources to exercise the role of authorised regulatory body with respect to the reserved legal activity at that time; 3. the authorisation of decisions in matters which are the subject of judicial proceedings; and There are currently no known outstanding impacts for section 1 of the Legal Services Act 2007. (a) recommend that the Lord Registrar issue an order designating the Body as the authorised regulatory authority in respect of the relevant reserved legal activity or activities; and (2) If the request concerns more than one reserved legal activity, the Commission may grant the application in respect of all or one of them. CILEx was originally an authorised regulatory body under Part 1 of Schedule 4 to the Legal Services Act, 2007 with respect to the reserved legal activity of taking an oath and exercising a right of hearing (the latter applies only to licensed executive lawyers). 1 Section 22 of Schedule 15 to the Legal Services Act 2007 (`the Act`). 2. However, where the decision relates to one or more (but not all) of the reserved legal activities to which the application relates, the effect of paragraph 1 is that the reference to the regulatory regimes proposed by the applicant was a reference to those agreements which excludes any provision relating to the activities excluded from the Order. 6. approval of significant changes to the organizational structure; (6) An applicant may withdraw the application at any time by notifying the Board. (2) When deciding on the advice to be given, the consumer panel must in particular take into account the likely effects of an order referred to in § 17 on consumers in accordance with the requested recommendation. 3.Approval of the risk appetite for strategic risks of the OLC. (6) If the question arises as to whether approval is required under this Part of this Schedule, it is for the board of directors to decide. 2.

Approval of Terms of Reference for Committees and Subcommittees 4; (a)acceptance of the application would be detrimental to regulatory objectives; (a)details of the regulatory provisions of the authorised regulatory authority relevant to the application; (f)it is approved in accordance with paragraph 7 of Schedule 18 (approval of proposed regulations upon granting “qualified regulatory body” status for the purposes of Part 5 of the Immigration and Asylum Act, 1999 (c. (33)). (a)a copy of the application and supporting documents; and (a)the requirement that the authorised regulatory authority must put in place adequate internal governance arrangements. 15(1)If an application is made under this Part, the Board shall communicate the decision referred to in paragraph 14 within the prescribed time. E+W. (d)all opinions duly issued under paragraph 11 of this article, and the Committee shall decide whether or not to grant the request. (d)other persons deemed appropriate by the Committee to consult on the application. 13(1)The board shall issue rules specifying how it decides on applications. E+W (b)provide the accredited regulatory body with notice that the Commission is considering denying the application (a “Notice of Warning”). (6) The communication referred to in paragraph 3 shall set out the reasons why the Board has extended the time limit for taking decisions. 27(1)If an application under Article 21 (1) (a) or (3), Article 25(1) or Article 26(2) is accepted, the amendment or amendments to the regulatory provisions to which the application relates shall be approved.

E+W (2) An amendment shall be approved for the purposes of this Act if: — (5) The Council may extend the initial time limit for decision: (b)a notice setting a time limit within which deliberations must take place in accordance with paragraphs 6 to 8. (b)the total duration of the decision does not exceed 18 months. before the end of that period (or, if previously extended in accordance with this subparagraph, that period as extended). 11(1)The Board shall provide the applicant with a copy of all advice duly given under paragraphs 6 to 9. E+W. (b)if the Board authorises him to make oral statements,. (b) regulations (however described) relating to the education and training to be received by individuals and any other requirements that must be met by or in connection with them in order to be approved; and 2.approval of the corporate plan and annual budget, including any requests to the Ministry of Justice and the LSB; change the overall annual budget. (a)it is approved in accordance with paragraph 18 (approval of proposed regulatory provisions for regulatory designation as an authorised regulatory authority); (a)a renewal notification may be made only before the date on which the decision period would end, with the exception of the renewal notification; and. The selected 8E+WA consultant may provide the Board with such advice as it deems appropriate in relation to the application. 9(1)The Commission shall give the Lord Chief Justice – E+W.

1. Approval of key performance indicators and strategic key performance indicators; (4) The Council shall make available to the Lord Chancellor. (a)issue an injunction in accordance with the Recommendation; or 3.The Board may reject the application only if it is satisfied that: 4. The Board may, on one or more occasions, send a notice (a `notice of extension`) to the authorised regulatory authority to extend the decision period. (3) Subsection (1) is without prejudice to the Board`s power to issue directions under section 32 (power to order a recognized regulatory authority to take action in certain circumstances, including changes to its regulations). 5. Paragraph 3 shall apply to each party to a notification as if the references to the application referred to that part. (7) The board of directors shall publish any announcement made under paragraph 3.

(c)explanatory documents (including documents relating to the constitution and activities of the applicant) that the applicant considers may be necessary for the purposes of this part of this list, and (b)details of the regulatory provisions proposed by the applicant; 1. approval of the delegation of authority from the CLB to the Chief Ombudsman 1 and approval of the delegation regime;. 21(1)If the Commission has received an application under section 20, it may E+W (2)The Commission shall adopt rules on the procedures and criteria it will apply in deciding whether to refuse to examine or continue to examine an application under subsection 1. 6(1)The [F6CMA] shall give the Board such advice as to whether the application should be granted. E+W (b)notify the applicant of this decision (“Notice of Decision”), (b)acceptance of the application would violate any provision made by or under this Act or any other order or would result in any of the designation requirements relating to the approved regulatory authority no longer being met; 3.A request under this paragraph shall be made in the form and manner that: The Committee shall be governed by rules and shall be accompanied by.. 3. approve the appointment or dismissal of the Supreme Ombudsman; (3) The Commission shall adopt rules for oral and written submissions. (c)acceptance of the application would be contrary to the public interest. 5. The proposed regulatory regime includes, inter alia: 10E+VA person (`person consulted`) to whom a copy of the request referred to in paragraph 5(1) is provided may, for the purposes of the opinion referred to in paragraphs 6 to 9, request the applicant or any other person to provide the consulted person with additional information that may be provided by the body consulted. 2(1) The regulations of a registered organization, as they come into force immediately before subsection (1) comes into force, shall be treated as if they had been approved by the board of directors for the purposes of this Act at the time this clause comes into force. E+W.

1(1)Each entity listed in the first column of the table to this subsection is an authorized regulatory authority. E+W 2. approve in principle the proposed response to an external consultation; (2)`listed entity` means an entity listed in the first column of the table set out in paragraph 1, as that table takes effect on the date of entry into force of this paragraph. (d) the amendment is made in accordance with a direction issued under section 32. 5. Approval of the performance objectives of the Committee and the Sub-Committee 5. The Lord Registrar publishes the notice of decision. Geographic scope: Specifies the geographic area to which this provision applies.