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The model law

Jo Clay

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Within the next 8 months a new regulatory regime, known as the National Practice Project Model Law, is likely to be adopted in the ACT. This legislation will regulate the operation of our legal profession.

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Within the next 8 months a new regulatory regime, known as the National Practice Project Model Law, is likely to be adopted in the ACT. This legislation will regulate the operation of our legal profession.

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Within the next 8 months a new regulatory regime, known as the National Practice Project Model Law, is likely to be adopted in the ACT. This legislation will regulate the operation of our legal profession.

Key concepts: Legislation, Law, Political science, Business, Law and economics, Economics

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