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Immigration Act 2014—OISC-regulated advisors

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Published on: 09 June 2014
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Table of contents

  • Original news
  • What are the main provisions affecting OISC-regulated advisers?
  • What matters will be left to secondary legislation?
  • Are the changes welcome?
  • How will these changes be rolled out?
  • What should immigration advisers be doing to prepare for the changes?
  • Any predictions for future developments?

Article summary

Immigration analysis: As part of our series on the implications of the Immigration Act 2014 (IA 2014), Ian Westwood, director of the Westwood Organisation, considers the provisions relating to the regulation of immigration advisers by the Immigration Services Commissioner.

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