The objects of a society shall be—
(a) | to maintain and enhance the prestige, status and dignity of the profession; |
(b) | to regulate the exercise of the profession; |
(c) | to encourage and promote efficiency in and responsibility in relation to the profession; |
(d) | to deal with all matters relating to the interests of the profession and to protect those interests; |
(f) | to uphold and improve the standards of professional conduct and qualifications of practitioners; |
(g) | to provide for the effective control of the professional conduct of practitioners; |
(h) | to promote uniform practice and discipline among practitioners; |
(i) | to encourage the study of the law; |
(j) | to initiate and promote reforms and improvements in any branch of the law, the administration of justice, the practice of the law and in draft legislation; |
(k) | to represent generally the views of the profession; |
(l) | in the interests of the profession in the Republic, to co-operate with such other societies or bodies of persons as it may deem fit. |