(1)  The regulations or legal profession rules may make provision for or with respect to prohibiting the holder of a local practising certificate as a barrister (but not a solicitor and barrister) from any or all of the following:

(a) engaging in legal practice –

(i) otherwise than as a sole practitioner; or

(ii) in partnership with any person; or

(iii) as the employee of any person;

(b) holding office as a legal practitioner director of an incorporated legal practice.

(2)  Conditions may be imposed on a local practising certificate granted to a barrister (but not a solicitor and barrister) that the barrister must not –

(a) engage in legal practice –

(i) otherwise than as a sole practitioner; or

(ii) in partnership with any person; or

(iii) as the employee of any person; or

(b) hold office as a legal practitioner director of an incorporated legal practice.

(3)  The regulations may provide for the training or qualification requirement that a local legal practitioner must satisfy before becoming a barrister.