The Society . . . may make regulations (in this Act referred to as "training regulations") about education and training for persons seeking to be admitted or to practise as solicitors.
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Training regulations—
may prescribe—
the education and training . . . to be undergone by persons seeking admission as solicitors;
any education or training to be undergone by persons who have been admitted as solicitors;
the examinations or other tests to be undergone by persons seeking admission as solicitors or who have been admitted;
the qualifications and reciprocal duties and responsibilities of persons undertaking to give education or training for the purposes of the regulations or undergoing such education or training; and
the circumstances in which . . . education or training under the regulations may be started or terminated;
may require persons who have been admitted as solicitors to hold practising certificates while they are undergoing education or training under the regulations;
may include provision for the charging of fees by the Society and the application of fees which the Society receives;
may make different provision for different classes of persons and different circumstances.
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