(1) A regulation may make provision in relation to the following matters:
(a) the legal services provided by incorporated legal practices or legal practitioner partners or employees of multidisciplinary partnerships;
(b) other services provided by incorporated legal practices or legal practitioner partners or employees of multidisciplinary partnerships in circumstances where a conflict of interest relating to the provision of legal services may arise.
(2) A regulation prevails over any inconsistent provision of the legal profession rules.
(3) A regulation may provide that a breach of a regulation can be unsatisfactory professional conduct or professional misconduct—
(a) for an incorporated legal practice—by a legal practitioner director of the practice, an Australian legal practitioner responsible for the breach, or both; or
(b) for a multidisciplinary
partnership—by a legal practitioner partner of the partnership, an
Australian legal practitioner responsible for the breach, or both.