(1) As soon as possible after an appointment of a receiver for a law practice is made, the Board must serve a notice of the appointment on (a) the practice; and(b) any person authorised to operate any trust account of the practice; and(c) any external examiner appointed to examine the practices trust records; and(d) the ADI with which any trust account of the practice is maintained; and(e) any person who the Supreme Court directs should be served with the notice; and(f) any other person who the Board reasonably believes should be served with the notice.(2) The notice must (a) identify the law practice and the receiver; and(b) indicate that the external intervention is by way of appointment of a receiver; and(c) specify the term (if any) of the appointment; and(d) indicate the extent to which the receiver has the powers of a manager for the practice; and(e) specify any reporting requirements to be observed by the receiver; and(f) specify any conditions imposed by the Supreme Court when the appointment is made; and(g) contain or be accompanied by other information or material prescribed by the regulations.