25 Provisional designation as approved regulators and licensing authorities
Legal Services Act 2007 (2007 c 29) | Legislation

25  Provisional designation as approved regulators and licensing authorities

(1)     The Lord Chancellor may, by order, make provision—

(a)     enabling applications to be made, considered and determined under Part 2 of Schedule 4 or Part 1 of Schedule 10 in relation to a provisional reserved activity, as if the activity were a reserved legal activity;

(b)     enabling provisional designation orders to be made by the Lord Chancellor in respect of a provisional reserved activity, as if the activity were a reserved legal activity.

(2)

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