Firm membership restriction: firms cannot be registered as company members except where statutory licensing applies, and corrective action may follow. A firm is not a person and therefore cannot be registered as a company member except where a statutory licensing exemption applies; companies with firms recorded as shareholders must be directed to rectify the irregularity within a specified time and, if they fail to do so after warning, may be subjected to enforcement under the relevant statutory provision allowing corrective action.
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Firm membership restriction: firms cannot be registered as company members except where statutory licensing applies, and corrective action may follow.
A firm is not a person and therefore cannot be registered as a company member except where a statutory licensing exemption applies; companies with firms recorded as shareholders must be directed to rectify the irregularity within a specified time and, if they fail to do so after warning, may be subjected to enforcement under the relevant statutory provision allowing corrective action.
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