The Gazette 1995

GAZETTE

JULY 1995

SELECTED STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS

Solicitors (Form for Practising Certificate 1995/96) Regulations, 1995 Solicitors (Practising Certificate 1995/96 Fees) Regulations, 1995

86/1995

Road Traffic Act, 1994 (Commencement) Order, 1995. Ss.40, 41 and 47 of the Act came into operation on 19 April, 1995; s.43 came into operation on 1 June, 1995. See also S.I. No. 222 of 1994 Road Traffic Act, 1994 (Commencment) Order, 1994, and S.I. No. 350 of 1994 Road Traffic Act, 1994 (Commencement)

1 /1995

105/1995 Criminal Justice Act, 1994 (Section 32 (10)(b)) Regulations, 1995 106/1995 Criminal Justice Act, 1994 (Section 32 (10(d)) Regulations, 1995. 108/1995 Solicitors (Interest on Clients' Moneys) Regulations, 1995 124/1995 Solicitors (Amendment) Act, 1994 (Commencement)

2/1995

16/1995 Maternity Protection Act, 1994 (Commencement) Order, 1995 27/1995 EC (Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts) Regulations, 1995 55/1995 Criminal Justice Act, 1994 (Commencement) order, 1995

(No. 2) Order, 1994.

Order, 1995. Ss.16, 17, 18, 22, 23, 25 and 58(3) came into operation on 12 May, 1995.

87/1995 Road Traffic Act, 1961 (Section 103) (Offences) Regulations, 1995

129/1995 EC (Retirement of Farmers) Regulations, 1995 144/1995 Stamp Duty (Particulars to be Delivered) Regulations, 1995.

89/1995 Road Traffic Act, 1994 (Section 4 1) Regulations, 1995 102/1995 Solicitors Acts, 1954 to 1994 (Apprenticeship and Education) (Amendment) Regulations, 1995

56/1995 Land Act (Additional Categories of Qualified

Persons) Regulations, 1995.

69/1995 Local Government (Planning and Development) Regulations, 1995 75/1995 Local Government (Planning and Development) (No. 2) Regulations, 1995

145/1995 Capital Gains Tax

(Multipliers) ( 1 9 9 5 - 9 6) Regulations, 1995.

Margaret Byrne, Librarian.

104/1995 Criminal Justice Act, 1994 (Section 32 (10)(a)) Regulations, 1995

Younger Members meet Southern Law Society The Younger Members Committee of the Law Society in conjunction with the Southern Law Society, held a changed to reflect the ever changing needs and views of their profession. apprentices and as younger members.

j After the serious discussions, activity or a more light hearted nature took place j around the free bar and certain members subsequently adjourned to a popular hostilary in Cork, where it appears half i of the legal profession in Cork adjourn to after their weeks work on a Friday evening. ' A note of thanks must also be given to j Frank Daly, Council Member who i attended the talk, and subsequently also partook of a few libations after the I discussions. Also, a word of thanks to Pat Casey | who was instrumental in organising this , meeting between the Younger Members and the Southern Law Association, and j we thank him and them for all their kind ! hospitality. I • 205

Seminar/Social get together in the Imperial Hotel on Friday the 24th March last at 6.00 pm.

There was a very good response, approximately 4 0 - 50 Younger Members j turned up in the Imperial Hotel and the | talk which was given by Orla Coyne was very informal in relation to the ! Younger Members Committee, what ! work it has done, its aims and events ! that it holds throughout the year. Shaw in relation to his work on Council, and more particularly the Review Group | which is up and running at present. • After the talks, people were éncouraged j to meet with the speakers, and in fact a j number of people did approach the I speakers requesting further information I in relation to the Younger Members Committee, and also in relation to other matters which directly affected them as A further talk was given by John

, This arose out of discussions which had taken place between the Southern Law Association and the Younger Members Committee of the lack of information that certain younger members of the Society felt that they were not obtaining in relation to the work and aim of the Younger Members Committee. This year, we have not only a number of Council members on our Committee, but actually one of the Council members, namely John Shaw is also a member of the Review Group which has been set up by the Law Society to review the internal workings of the Law Society, and how possibly they can be