158Notice of determination

1. If a Standards Committee makes a determination of the kind described in section 152(2)(b) or (c), that Standards Committee must forthwith give written notice of that determination to each of the persons who may, under section 193, apply to the Legal Complaints Review Officer for a review of the determination.

2. The notice must—

3. state the determination and the reasons for it; and
4. specify any orders made under section 156 or section 157 and be accompanied by copies of any such orders; and
5. describe the right of review conferred by section 193; and
6. state the period within which an application for a review of the determination or of any such order or both may be lodged (which period is prescribed by section 198(b)).

7. A duty under subsection (1) (read with sections 6 and 193 to 197) to forthwith give written notice to each member of a class (of related persons) in column 1 of a row of the following table is performed sufficiently by forthwith giving written notice only to the individual or smaller class (of related persons) in column 2 of that row:

   The following table is small in size and has 2 columns. Column 1 is headed Class. Column 2 is headed Individual or smaller class.

   	Column 1 Class		Column 2 Individual or smaller class
   1	All persons who practise in partnership with the practitioner		Any 1 of those persons who practise in partnership with the practitioner
   2	All directors of an incorporated law firm or incorporated conveyancing firm in which the practitioner practises		Any 1 of those directors of that firm
   3	All shareholders of an incorporated law firm or incorporated conveyancing firm in which the practitioner practises		All shareholders of that firm who are shareholders of that firm in respect of shares that confer voting rights

8. If the person who is the subject of the determination is a provider under the Legal Services Act 2011, the Standards Committee must provide a written notice of the determination to the Secretary for Justice.