13 Training rules
Administration of Justice Act 1985 (1985 c 61) | Legislation

Training and licensing of persons seeking to practise as licensed conveyancers

13  Training rules

(1)     The Council shall make rules relating to the education and training of those seeking to practise as licensed conveyancers, and those rules shall, in particular, include provisions prescribing—

(a)     the examinations to be taken by such persons; and

(b)     requirements as to practical training and experience.

(2)     Rules made by the Council under this section may—

(a)     prescribe minimum standards of general education that must have been attained

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