(1)  The prescribed authority may amend or cancel a local practising certificate if the holder requests the prescribed authority to do so.

(2)  The prescribed authority may amend a local practising certificate –

(a) for a formal or clerical reason; or

(b) in another way that does not adversely affect the holder’s interests.

(3)  The prescribed authority must cancel a local practising certificate if the holder’s name has been removed from the local roll or the holder ceases to be an Australian lawyer.

(4)  The amendment or cancellation of a local practising certificate under this section is effected by written notice given to the holder.

(5)  Section 65 (Amending, suspending or cancelling local practising certificate) does not apply in a case to which this section applies.

(6)  The prescribed authority must advise the Board of any amendment or cancellation of a local practising certificate under this section.