Pilot Guidelines General Sample Clauses

Pilot Guidelines General. 1. Associate must arrive at Court on time on duty list days i.e. no later than 8.30am 2. A solicitor will attend on a non- list day only where there are fresh custodies unless otherwise approved by Legal Aid NSW 3. Law Practice must not delegate any work to non-panel members, and if they are unable to act for a client, the matter is to be referred back to Legal Aid NSW 4. Associate must not appear in EAGP Proceedings, except where appearing as an agent on behalf of Legal Aid NSW in- house Practitioners. Where the Law Practice is required to appear as an agent for Legal Aid NSW, they are to submit a Tax Invoice through Grants Online and will be paid in accordance with duty rates. 5. Where a matter requires any disbursement, such as an expert report, an application for legal aid must be lodged by the Law Practice 6. An Associate has the same duties towards the defendant as would apply to a private client under the normal solicitor-client relationship. 7. A practitioner is obliged to abide by professional standards of conduct, including behaving with courtesy and respect in their dealings with staff of Legal Aid NSW, clients, the courts, and other members of the legal profession. Means 1. The Means Test is applicable to all duty matters, except for Children’s matters and first appearance bail applications 2. Associates must have a sound understanding of Legal Aid NSW Summary Criminal Law Practice Standards (See Annexure “A”), Policies, Means Test and Verification Guidelines. 3. The Associate may appear on behalf of an applicant who satisfies the means test on the first occasion without sighting verification documents. The Associate must not appear on subsequent occasions unless verification documents are sighted. 4. An Associate should sight any verification documents the client has in their possession. These may include a Centrelink Pensioner Concession card, a Centrelink Statement of Benefit, a payslip and bank statements. The documents should be retained on file or copied if possible. If unable to be retained or copied, details of the documents sighted should be recorded on the Application form.
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