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3. In Schedule 4(1)—
(a)in paragraph 1, after sub-paragraph (3) insert—
“(4) For the purpose of making rules under section 31 of the Solicitors Act 1974 and section 9 of the Administration of Justice Act 1985 by virtue of sub-paragraph (3)—
(a)a reference to a sole solicitor is to be read as a reference to a sole practitioner; and
(b)a reference to a recognised sole solicitor’s practice is to be read as a reference to a recognised sole practitioner’s practice (that is, to a sole practitioner’s practice for the time being recognised under section 9).”;
(b)in paragraph 7—
(i)in sub-paragraph (1), omit—
(aa)“1B,”;
(bb)“13ZA, 13ZB,”; and
(cc)“17A, 17B,”; and
(ii)omit sub-paragraph (1A)(b);
(c)in paragraph 24—
(i)in sub-paragraph (1)—
(aa)after “The provisions of sections” insert “9(2F) to (2H) and (5), 10A,”; and
(bb)for the words from “and for this purpose the reference to a person’s solicitor” to the end substitute—
“and for this purpose—
(a)the reference to a sole solicitor in sections 9 and 10A is to be read as a reference to a sole practitioner; and
(b)the reference to a person’s solicitor in section 40(1) is to be read as a reference to a registered European lawyer acting for a person.”; and
(ii)for sub-paragraph (2), substitute—
“(2) The provisions of Schedule 2 to that Act apply to registered European lawyers as they apply to solicitors, and for that purpose—
(a)reference to a sole solicitor is to be read as a reference to a sole practitioner;
(b)reference to a recognised sole solicitor’s practice is to be read as a reference to a recognised sole practitioner’s practice (that is, to a sole practitioner’s practice for the time being recognised under section 9 of the 1985 Act);
(c)reference to the roll is to be read as a reference to the register of European lawyers, and accordingly—
(i)reference to a solicitor being suspended from practice is to be read as a reference to a European lawyer’s registration being suspended; and
(ii)reference to a solicitor being struck off the roll is to be read as a reference to a European lawyer being struck off the register of European lawyers; and
(d)reference to a person who is not a solicitor is to be read as a reference to a person who is neither a solicitor nor a registered European lawyer.”; and
(d)in the Table—
(i)omit the whole of the entries for section 1B; section 9(2); section 10(4)(a); section 10A(2)(b); section 13(1)(b), (4)(b) and (f); section 13ZA(1); section 13ZA(1), (2), (5) and (8)(b); section 13ZA(3); section 13ZA(2), (5), (6)(b) and (8)(c); section 13ZB and section 13A(2)(a);
(ii)in the entry for section 13B(1) and (8)(b), in the right hand column, omit the second sentence (which makes provision about sole solicitor endorsement);
(iii)in the entry for section 13B(6), in the right hand column, omit—
(aa)“or from practice as a sole solicitor”; and
(bb)“or suspension of a sole solicitor endorsement”;
(iv)omit the whole of the entries for section 17A and section 17B;
(v)in the entry for section 28(1)(c) to (d), in the right hand column, omit the second sentence (which makes provision about sole solicitor endorsement);
(vi)in the entry for section 28(3B) to (3G), in the right hand column, omit the second and fourth sentences (which both make provision about sole solicitor endorsement); and
(vii)in the entry for section 47, in the right hand column, omit the third sentence (which makes provision about suspension from practice as a sole solicitor) and the fourth sentence (which makes provision about sole solicitor endorsement).
Schedule 4 is amended, in so far as relevant, by S.I. 2009/1587.
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