... (paragraph 19) can be granted 10 CPD hours for each year’s studies, for 6 years at most in respect of each qualification. Evidence of passing the examination of at least one subject in a particular year has to be submitted as required by the respective SROs in order to be granted the 10 CPD hours for that...

... (paragraph 19) can be granted 10 CPD hours for each year’s studies, for 6 years at most in respect of each qualification. Evidence of passing the examination of at least one subject in a particular year has to be submitted as required by the respective SROs in order to be granted the 10 CPD hours for that...

... (paragraph 19) can be granted 10 CPD hours for each year’s studies, for 6 years at most in respect of each qualification. Evidence of passing the examination of at least one subject in a particular year has to be submitted as required by the respective SROs in order to be granted the 10 CPD hours for that...

... respective SROs in order to be granted the 10 CPD hours for that particular year. 18. Holders of the qualifications as specified in paragraph 19 are considered to have satisfied the 10 CPD hours requirement if (i) the institutes granting such qualifications have a specific CPD programme for holders of such...

... intermediary in order to carry on any regulated activity or hold out that it is carrying on any regulated activity. This, therefore, serves as an exception to the general prohibition in section 64G against a person carrying on regulated activity, or holding out that the person is carrying on a “regulated...

... intermediary in order to carry on any regulated activity or hold out that it is carrying on any regulated activity. This, therefore, serves as an exception to the general prohibition in section 64G against a person carrying on regulated activity, or holding out that the person is carrying on a “regulated...

... out in General Principle 2 in order to act in the client’s best interests? Feedback received 11. There was general agreement to the proposition in Question 3. Several respondents, however, raised specific issues and made suggestions in relation to the drafting of General Principle 2 and its practical...

... out in General Principle 2 in order to act in the client’s best interests? Feedback received 11. There was general agreement to the proposition in Question 3. Several respondents, however, raised specific issues and made suggestions in relation to the drafting of General Principle 2 and its practical...

... by someone other than an “Insured Driver”, which means: (1) The insured, anyone who is driving on the insured’s order or with the insured’s permission, or anyone designated on the policy schedule as an “Insured Driver”, (2) who is duly licensed. Here “licensed” means that the driver must be holding...

... contributed to the injury, his share of liability to the girlfriend so arising – independently of the indemnity agreement - does not constitute “contractual liability”.) (iv) Driving by someone other than an “Insured Driver”, which means: (1) The insured, anyone who is driving on the insured’s order or with...