The Papua New Guinea Law Society has issued a formal warning to lawyers holding Restricted Practising Certificates (RPCs). The directive cautions these practitioners against operating legal consultancy firms or independently providing legal services.
The regulatory notice addresses unauthorized practice within the legal sector, targeting individuals whose certification limits their professional scope. By restricting RPC holders from running independent consultancies or offering unverified legal services, the Law Society aims to enforce compliance with professional standards and regulatory frameworks governing legal practice in the region.
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