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Pupils who are issued with provisional practising certificates from 1 September 2013 must sign off their pupillage within 30 days or will no longer be authorised to undertake reserved legal activities.
At the commencement of a pupil’s practising period of pupillage (second six), pupils are issued with a provisional practising certificate to authorise them to undertake reserved legal activity during their practising period of pupillage
Previously the provisional practising certificate was valid from the 1 April or the start date of the pupil’s practising period of pupillage until 31 March of the following year. This allowed for any periods of pupillage that needed to be extended.
Provisional practising certificates that are issued from 1 September 2013 will only be valid for 30 days beyond the completion date of the pupil’s practising period of pupillage.
If a pupil does not sign off their pupillage within the 30 day period they will no longer be authorised to undertake reserved legal activity.
For more information please visit http://bit. ly/16Pjkkl or get in touch with us via bsbcontactus@ barstandardsboard.org.uk
At the commencement of a pupil’s practising period of pupillage (second six), pupils are issued with a provisional practising certificate to authorise them to undertake reserved legal activity during their practising period of pupillage
Previously the provisional practising certificate was valid from the 1 April or the start date of the pupil’s practising period of pupillage until 31 March of the following year. This allowed for any periods of pupillage that needed to be extended.
Provisional practising certificates that are issued from 1 September 2013 will only be valid for 30 days beyond the completion date of the pupil’s practising period of pupillage.
If a pupil does not sign off their pupillage within the 30 day period they will no longer be authorised to undertake reserved legal activity.
For more information please visit http://bit. ly/16Pjkkl or get in touch with us via bsbcontactus@ barstandardsboard.org.uk
Pupils who are issued with provisional practising certificates from 1 September 2013 must sign off their pupillage within 30 days or will no longer be authorised to undertake reserved legal activities.
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