The New Zealand Law Society sets up one or more Lawyers Standards Committees. You can think of these committees as part of a service that handles complaints. The New Zealand Law Society chooses the members for each committee.
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125: Functions of New Zealand Society of Conveyancers in relation to complaints service, or
"How the New Zealand Society of Conveyancers helps with complaints about conveyancers"
127: Conveyancing Practitioners Standards Committees, or
"Groups that help set standards for conveyancing practitioners in New Zealand"
The New Zealand Law Society must, by practice rules, establish 1 or more Lawyers Standards Committees as part of its complaints service.
The members of each Lawyers Standards Committee are to be appointed by the New Zealand Law Society.
