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The Legal Profession Admission Board (LBAB) of New South Wales is responsible for making rules for, and approving, the admission of lawyers and appointment as a public notary.
It is commonly accepted that in order to be fit and proper a person must show integrity, reliability and honesty, as these are the characteristics which could affect the relationship between a lawyer and a client or a lawyer and the public.
An applicant has a duty to make full and complete disclosure of any matter a reasonable person would consider the LPAB might regard as not being favourable. The matter will then be taken into account when considering whether a person is currently of good fame and character, as well as a fit and proper.
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An Act to provide for the regulation of legal practice in New South Wales and to facilitate the regulation of legal practice on a national basis, to repeal the Legal Profession Act 1987; and for other purposes.
The fit and proper person test is a discretionary power for the decision maker to take action to: ∎ restrict operations by imposing or varying conditions on an authorisation ∎ suspend an authorisation ∎ cancel an authorisation ∎ refuse an application to grant, renew or transfer an authorisation.

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