New Zealand Legislation: Acts
Acts are laws made by Parliament
(1) Any District Law Society, if authorised by its rules to do so, may by resolution impose on its members a levy or levies not exceeding in the aggregate in any year such sum as it may from time to time determine in accordance with its rules for each member.
(2) Any resolution under this section may provide—
(a) For payment of the levy by all members, or by any specified class or classes of members, or by members practising in any specified part or parts of the society's district:
(b) For the payment of different amounts by different classes of members or by members practising in different parts of the society's district.
(3) The amount of any such levy shall be payable in such manner as the society's rules may prescribe or authorise, and shall be recoverable on behalf of the District Law Society as a debt due to it.
Compare: 1955 No 101 s 107; 1964 No 97 s 2