Bar Association Regulations (The Laws of the State of Israel and Practical Examinations Procedures), 5723-19621 By virtue of the powers vested in me pursuant to Sections 110, 26(2) and 39 of the Bar Association Law, 5721,1961, I hereby enact these regulations: Chapter One: The Laws of the State of Israel Bar Examinations 1. Laws of the State of Israel Examination Dates (Amendment: 5749) (a) The laws of the State of Israel Bar examinations (hereinafter – the Examinations) will be held on behalf of the Bar at least twice a year on dates to be determined. (b) Notices pertaining to the examination dates, venue and languages that they will be held in will be promulgated in the Reshumot (Official Gazette). 2. Proving the Right to Sit the Examination A person seeking to sit the examinations will attach to the application pursuant to Section 4 of the Bar Association Rules (Knowledge of the Hebrew Language and Hebrew, Laws of the State of Israel and Practical Examination Fees), 5722-1962, documents proving that he has satisfied the conditions stated in Section 25(2) or (3) of the Law. 3. Written or Oral Examinations (Amendment: 5749) (a) The examinations will be in writing, however the Bar may, under special circumstances, permit an examinee, per his request, to sit some or all of the examinations orally. (b) A written examination will be for 3 hours. (c) The examinations will be in Hebrew, however the Bar may permit an examinee or a class of examinees to answer the questions in a foreign language, provided that the examinee bears the costs of translating them into Hebrew as will be determined by the Bar. (d) The Bar may determine that examinations on a certain date or venue will be in a foreign language. (e) Whoever proved knowledge proficiency in the Hebrew language, as required to register as an intern, in accordance with Section 2 of the Bar Association Rules (Knowledge of the Hebrew Language and Hebrew, Laws of the State of Israel and Practical Examination Fees), 5722-1962, will not be permitted to sit the examination in a foreign language. 4. Examination Topics (Amendment: 5734, 5759) (a) The examinations will be on the following topics: (1) Obligations Laws and Labor Laws and Social Insurance; (2) Property Laws; (3) Family and Succession Law; (4) Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure; (5) Commercial Law A (Corporate); (6) Commercial Law B (Bankruptcy, Liquidation, Bills of Exchange, Taxes and Other Commercials Topics); (7) Civil Procedural Law and Professional Ethics; (8) Constitutional and Administrative Law.

(b) The laws that the examinees will be examined on will be as detailed in the Addendum and as drafted 30 days before the examination, unless if canceled beforehand. 5. Each Examination Will Test at Least Two Topics (a) An examinee may, on one date, sit all the topics determined in Regulation 4 or on another date, and some on other dates, provided that on each date the examinee is tested on at least two topics so long as he has more than one topic left. (b) Notwithstanding the foregoing in sub-regulation (a), the Bar may permit the examinee to test on one date only one topic if it deemed it correct to do so due to the examinee called for military service. 6. Exemption (Amendment: 5729) (a) The Bar may exempt a law school graduate of a foreign institution who has satisfied the conditions in Section 25(2) of the Law from an examination on a specific topic if it is of the opinion that the person satisfied the conditions in an examination at such an institution were on topics similar to the laws of the State of Israel. (b) The Bar may, at its discretion, exempt a person who has satisfied the conditions in Section 25(3) of the Law, from an examination on a specific topic, if it was of the opinion that the laws in the country in which that person served in one of the roles referenced in that section are similar to the laws of the State of Israel. (c) The Bar may, at its discretion, exempt a person from an examination on a specific topic if he has satisfied the conditions stated in Section 103A of the Law. 7. Examiners and Supervisors (a) The Bar will appoint examiners and supervisors for the examinations in general or for examinations on a specific date or examinations on a specific topic; the Bar may pay them a fee as determined. (b) An examinee must comply with the supervisor of the examination instructions. 8. Examination Practice (a) A number will be determined for each examinee and the examinee will write his number and the topic of examination on the notebook; the examinee will not write his name on the notebook. (b) If the examinee uses several notebooks, he will write the foregoing information as stated in sub-regulation (a) on each one and will affix them to the first notebook after having noted the serial numbers on the notebooks. (c) An examinee will write his answers on one side of the page. (d) The examinee will not tear pages out of the examination notebook. 9. Use of Books (a) The Bar may permit examinees during the examination to use a book containing the draft of the legislation. (b) If such use of a book is permitted, the examinee will not use any other book or list or writing that contains meanings, comments or other notes other than the draft of the legislation itself.

10. Discipline An examinee who has in his possession a book, list or writing beside him during an examination and the use of such is prohibited pursuant to Regulation 9, or he disturbs or helps another examinee, or does not adhere to the supervisor's instructions, the supervisor may, if he has grounds to assume that the examinee did the foregoing, stop his examination and remove him from the examination room. 11. A Disciplinary Violation (a) An examinee who violated the disciplinary rule as stated in Regulation 10, whether his examination was stopped and he was removed from the examination room or if his examination was not stopped nor was removed, the Bar may prohibit him from participating in the examination on another date, whether only in relation to the same topic or other topics, if in general or for a certain time; it may also disqualify any examination he has already sat. (b) The Bar will not reach a decision as stated pursuant to sub-regulation (a) until after it has given the examinee an opportunity to plead his case to it or before a committee appointed to do so. 12. Examination Results (a) The examination results will be subject to the examiner's discretion and will be noted in percentages not to exceed 100. (b) If examinations were conducted orally by two examiners jointly and their opinions differed, the more lenient opinion will be followed. (c) The Bar will inform the examinee of his results after they are received from the examiner. 13. Failing an Examination (a) Whoever received less than 61 percent in an examination he sat will be considered to have failed the examination. (b) An examinee who failed an exam may retake the examination on one of the dates determined in Regulation 1. (c) If the examinee received more than 45 percent, the Bar may, at his request, determine that he retake the examination on an earlier date than that stated in Regulation 1. 14. Confirmation of Examination Results An examinee who passed the examinations in each topic determined in Regulation 4 or those that he was not exempted from taking, is entitled to receive confirmation thereof from the Bar. Chapter Two:

Practical Bar Examinations

15. Examination Date (Amendment: 5746, 5755, 5756)2 The practical Bar examinations will be held twice a year, on the dates determined by the Bar. 15A. Special Examination Date (Amendment: 5756) 2

Notwithstanding the foregoing in Regulation 15, the Minister of Justice upon consulting with the National Council of the Bar Association, may determine an additional date to take the practical examinations due to special reasons to be recorded in his decision. 15B. The Bar Will Determine two dates each year upon which oral examinations will be held; these dates will be in addition to the dates determined pursuant to Regulation 15. 16. Applying to Take the Examination (a) The application to take the practical Bar examinations (hereinafter – The Internship Examinations) pursuant to Section 4 of the Bar Association Rules (Knowledge of the Hebrew Language and Hebrew, Laws of the State of Israel and Practical Examination Fees), 5722-1962, will be submitted at least fifteen days prior to the examination date. (b) Documents proving the applicant's right to take the internship examinations will be attached to the application; confirmation from the Bar that the candidate completed his internship period will be decisive evidence in this respect. 17. Examination Boards The examination boards as stated in Section 40 of the Law will be comprised by the Bar in general or for a specific examination. 18. Examination Topics (Amendment: 5729, 5740, 5745, 5751, 5758, 5763) The internship examination will be oral; however, the Bar may determine that the internship examination will be, in its entirety or in part, in writing in addition or instead of the oral examination. The examinee will be tested on several of these topics: (1) Basic Laws; (2) The Courts powers, including but not limited to Rabbinical Courts and Labor Courts; (3) Criminal Procedural Law including but not limited to investigation and enforcement powers and civil procedures including but not limited to arbitration; (4) Laws of evidence, emphasis put on the practical aspect; (5) Execution, bankruptcy and receivership proceedings; (6) Land registration and rights to land procedures as well as tax principles associated thereto; (7) Registering corporations, incorporation documents, winding-up process, recording charges and canceling them; (8) Drafting contracts and legal documents; (9) Changes and innovations in legislation and case law in the areas appearing in this Regulation; (10) Professional Ethics, Bar Association Law, 5721-1961, and rules enacted by virtue thereof; (11) General knowledge of interpretative rules. 18A. Examination Format (Amendment: 5758)

The practical examinations will be comprised of a written examination and an oral examination; an examinee may only take the oral examination if he passes the written examination. 18B. The Written Examination (Amendment: 5758) (a) The written examination will be based on a multiple-choice questionnaire to be prepared by the Examination Board (hereinafter – the Questionnaire) in which the examinee will choose one answer of the different options given to him, as the correct answer. (b) The Examination Board will determine the topics of group of topics to be included in the questionnaire from the topics detailed in Regulation 18; the questionnaire will be split into sections, whereby each one of them will concentrate all the questions on a topic or several topics determined by the Board as stated above. (c) In addition to the questionnaire the Examination Board may include in the written examination also a legal document drafting section; no score will be given in relation to the legal documents drafted by the examinee within the framework of the written examination. 18C. Written Examination Results (Amendment: 5758) Whoever obtained at least a score of 60 percent in each of the sections of the questionnaire will be deemed to have passed the written examination; however if a score obtained in one or more sections of the questionnaire was less than 60 percent, will be deemed to have passed the examination only if his overall score was at least 65 percent. 18D. An Examinee with Disabilities (Amendment: 5760) (a) In relation to the written examination pursuant to Regulation 18B, the Examination Board may, at the examinee's request, who is a person with disabilities within the meaning of the phrase in the Equal Rights for People with Disabilities Law, 5758-1998, make certain adjustments that are required due to the disability which will guarantee that he be examined based on equal conditions insofar as possible to the examinees. (b) Adjustments that are made by the Examination Board as stated in subregulation (a) may include an examination format that differs from that stated in Regulation 18B (a). 19. Remitting Information to the Examination Board (Amendment: 5758) The Bar will remit the examinee's instructors reports, the written examination results and the legal documents drafted by the examinee within the framework of the written examination to the Examination Board. 20. Oral Examination Results (Amendment: 5758) (a) At the end of the oral examination, the Examination Board will determine whether the examinee has passed or failed and this based on its impression of the examinee's oral answers, his instructors reports, the legal documents drafted by him and upon considering the results of the written examination. (b) The Chairman of the Examination Board will inform the examinee of the examination results, will record the results in the examinee's personal file and will confirm them by his signature.

21. Retaking the Examinations (Amendment: 5758) (a) An examinee who failed the written examination may retake it on the dates determined pursuant to Regulation 15 or 15A. (b) An examinee who failed the oral examination may retake it on the dates determined to do so pursuant to Regulation 15, 15A or 15B; however, an examinee may retake the examination only on two of three consecutive examination dates. 22. Confirming the Results of the Internship Examination An examinee that passed the internship examination is entitled to receive confirmation thereof from the Bar. Chapter Three: Miscellaneous Provisions 23. Repeal Repealed – (1) Regulations 2 through 4, 7 through 11, 13, 35 through 37, 59 and 40 of the Legal Council Regulations, 5713-1953. (2) The addendum to the said Regulations as replaced in the notice concerning amending the Addendum pursuant to Regulation 7(d). Addendum (Amendment: 5734, 5760, 5746, 5750, 5759, 5768) (Regulation 4(b)) Comment: The * symbol beside the legislation symbolizes the fact that only general knowledge thereof is required. 1.

Obligations Laws and Labor and Social Insurance Laws (1) Liability for Defective Products Law, 5740-1980* (2) National Health Insurance Law, 5754-1994* (3) National Insurance Law [Consolidated Version], 5755-1995 – Chapters E and N; general knowledge is required in relation to the rest of the chapters (4) Motorized Vehicle Insurance Ordinance [New Version], 57301970 – Section 3; Chapter D, only general knowledge (5) The Labor Court Law, 5729-1969 (6) Retirement Age Law, 5764-2004 (7) Sick Leave Allowance Law, 5736-1976 (8) Tenants Protection Law [Consolidated Version], 5732-1972* (9) Protection of Employees (Exposures, Offenses and Prejudicing Integrity or Due Process) Law, 5757-1997 (10) Protection of Employees in an Emergency, 5766-2006* (11) Protection of Salary Law, 5718-1958* (12) Notices to Employees (Employment Terms) Law, 5762 – 2002 (13) Early Termination of Employment Notice and Resignation Law, 5761-2001 (14) Assignment of Charges Law, 5729 – 1969* (15) Collective Agreements Law, 5717-1957

(16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (44) (45) (46) (47) (48) (49) (50) (51) 2.

Employment of Workers by Human Resources Contractors, 56561996 Rights for People with Disabilities Hired for Rehabilitation Purposes (Temporary Provision), 5767-2007* The Right to Work While Sitting Law, 5767-2007* Contractors Contract Law, 5734-1974* Contracts Law (General Part), 5733-1973 Contracts Law (Remedies For Breach of Contract), 5731 – 1970 Standard Contracts Law, 5743-1982* Annual Vacation Law, 5711-1951 Discharged Soldiers Law (Returning to Workforce), 5709-1949* Settlement of Work Related Disputes Law, 5717-1957* Sales Law, 5728-1968 Sales Law (Apartments), 5733-1974* Sales Law (Apartments) (Guaranteeing Apartment Purchasers Investments), 5735-1974* Prevention of Sexual Harassment Law, 5758-1998 Gifts Law, 5728-1968* Trusts Law, 5739-1979 Torts Ordinance [New Version] Civil Wrongs Law (State's Liability), 5712-1952 Law Amending the Civil Wrongs Laws (Bodily Injuries Benefit), 5724-1964* Working Youth Law, 5713-1953* Working Women Law, 5714-1954* Foreign Workers Law, 5751-1991 The Guarantee Law, 5727-1967* Unjust Enrichment Law, 5739-1979 Severance Pay Law, 5723-1963 Compensation for Victims of Road Accidents Law, 5735-1975 Equal Opportunities at Work Law, 5748-1988 Bailees Law, 5727-1967* Employment Service Law, 5719-1959* Rent and Lending Law, 5731-1971 Minimum Wage Law, 5747-1987* Equal Pay For Men and Women Law, 5756-1996 Agency Law, 5725-1965 Work And Rest Hours Law, 5711-1951 Labor Court Regulations (Procedures), 5752-1991* Labor Court Regulations (Settlement), 5753-1993*

Property Laws (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Basic Law: Human Dignity and Liberty Basic Law: Israel Lands* Statute of Limitations, 5718-1958 Return of Lost Item Law, 5733-1973* Copyrights Law, 5768-2007* Chattels Law, 5731-1971 Israel Lands Law, 5720-1960*

(8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) 3.

Land Law, 5729-1969 Pledge Law, 5727-1967 Trade Marks Ordinance [New Version], 5732-1972* Patents Law, 5727-1967* Patents and Designs Law, 1924* Land Regulations (Management and Registration), 5730-1969*

Family and Succession Law (1) Palestinian Order in Council 1922 through to 1947 (Articles 51-55, 64 and 65) (2) Citizenship Law, 5712-1952 (3) Adoption of Children Law, 5741-1981 (4) Hague Convention Law (Returning Abducted Children), 57511991 (5) General Custodian Law, 5738-1978 (6) Family Court Law, 5755-1995 (7) Rabbinical Courts Law (Compelling Compliance and Ways of Discussion), 5716-1956 (8) Druze Religious Courts Law, 5723-1962* (9) Rabbinical Courts Law (Upholding Divorce Judgments), 57551995 (10) Marriage Age Law, 5710-1950 (11) The Dayanim Law, 571501955 (12) Protection of Tenants Law [Consolidated Version], 5732-1972, Sections 19 through to 29 (13) Agreements to Carry Fetus Law (Approving Agreements and Newborn's Status), 5756-1996 (14) The Right to Alternative Civilians Burial, 5756-1996 (15) Spousal Financial Relations Law, 5733-1973 (16) Succession Law, 5725-1965 (17) Legal Capacity and Custodianship Law, 5722-1962 (18) Maintenance Law (Guaranteeing Payment), 5732-1972 (19) Genetic Information Law, 5761-2000 (20) Prevention of Violence in the Family, 5751-1991 (21) Single Parent Families Law, 5752-1992 (22) Marriage and Divorce Ordinance (Registration) (23) Religious Communities (Conversion) Ordinance* (24) Penal Code, 5737-1977 – Sections 175-183 (25) Khadis Law, 5721-1961* (26) Determination of Age Law, 5724-1963 (27) Equal Rights for Women Law, 5711-1951 (28) Jurisdiction of Annulment of Marriage Issues (Special Cases and International Jurisdiction), 5729-1969* (29) Rabbinical Courts Jurisdiction (Marriage and Divorce), 5713-1953 (30) Names Law, 5716-1956* (31) Amendment of Family Law (Maintenance), 5719-1959 (32) National Health Regulations (In vitro Fertilization), 5747-1987 (33) Regulations to Prevent Violence in the Family (Procedures), 57511991

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4.

Civil Law Procedures Regulations, 5744-1984 Part C1: Family Issues Actions (Regulations 258A through to 351)

Criminal Laws and Criminal Procedures (1) Prohibition Against Money Laundering Law, 5760-2000 – Sections 10 and 11B; only general knowledge of the rest of the law is required (2) Prohibition Against Funding Terrorism, 5765-2005 – Sections 1 and 8 through 11l only general knowledge of the rest of the law is required (3) Wire Tapping Law, 5239-1979 – Section 13; only general knowledge of the rest of the law is required (4) Protection of Privacy Law, 5741-1981 – Section 32; only general knowledge of the rest of the law is required (5) Questioning and Testimony Proceedings Law (Adjustments for People with Mental or Intellectual Impairment), 5766-2005 (6) Extradition Law, 5714-1954 (7) Rights of Offense Victims Law, 5761-2001 (8) Investigating Causes of Death Law, 5718-1958 – Sections 19, 27 and 32; only general knowledge of the rest of the law is required (9) Treating Mental Health Patients Law, 5751-1991 – Sections through to 21 and 28 (10) Fighting Criminal Organizations Law, 5763-2003 – Chapter B; only general knowledge of the rest of the law is required (11) Probation Ordinance [New Version], 5729-1969* (12) Restrictions Upon Returning a Sex Offender to the Vicinity of his Victim Law, 5765-2004 (13) Prevention of Threatening Harassment Law, 5762-2001* (14) Prevention of Sexual Harassment Law, 5758-1998 – Sections 4 and 5; only general knowledge of the rest of the law is required (15) Crime Register and Rehabilitation of Offenders Law, 5741-1981* (16) Youth (Adjudication, Punishment and Methods of Treatment) Law, 5731-1971 (17) Carrying out Sentence in the prisoner's country of citizenship Law, 5757 – 1996 (18) Public Defender Law, 5766 – 1995* (19) Administrative Offenses Law, 5746 – 1985* (20) Penal Code, 5737 – 1977 – the introductory part, Part A: General, Part B: Offenses – Part G, Mark G, Chapter I, Chapter J Mark F1; only general knowledge is required of the rest of the law (21) Criminal Procedure Law [Consolidated Version], 5742-1982 (22) Criminal Procedure Law (Interrogating Suspects), 5762-2002 (23) Criminal Procedure Ordinance (Arrest and Searches) [New Version], 5729-1969 (24) Criminal Procedure Law (Enforcement Authorities – Searching the Body of a Suspect and Taking Means of Identification), 5756 1996 (25) Criminal Procedure Law (Enforcement Authorities – Arrests), 5756-1996

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(27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33)

Dangerous Substances Ordinance [New Version], 5733-1973 – Chapters A, C and E; only general knowledge of the rest of the chapters is required Powers to Safeguard Public Safety Law, 5761 – 2001 Criminal Procedure Ordinance (Testimony) Evidence Ordinance [New Version], 5731-1971 Probation Law, 5761 – 2001 Law Amending the Laws of Evidence (Warning Witnesses and Repealing Oath), 5740 – 2980 Law Amending the laws of evidence (Protecting Children), 57151955 Criminal Procedure Regulations, 5734-1974

5.

Commercial Law A (Corporations) (1) Cooperative Societies Ordinance* (2) Companies Law, 5759-1999 (3) Trusts Law, 5739-1979 (4) Securities Law, 5728-1968* (5) Non-Profit Organization Law, 5740-1980 (6) Partnerships Ordinance [New Version] 5735 – 1975

6.

Commercial Law B (Bankruptcy, Winding-Up, Bills of Exchange, Taxes and other commercial topics) (1) Restrictive Trade Practices Law, 5748-1988* (2) Consumer Protection Law, 5741 – 1981* (3) Companies Ordinance [New Version], 5743-1983 – Sections 164 through to 201, 244 through to 367, 370 through to 382, as well as Sections 1 and 394 insofar as they relate to charges and winding-up (4) Insurance Contract Law, 5741-1981* (5) Debit Cards Law, 5746-1986* (6) Land Taxation Law (Betterment, Sale and Purchase), 5723-1963 (7) Income Tax Ordinance – Parts A, B, C and E; only general knowledge of the rest of the chapters will be required (8) Value Added Tax Law, 5736-1975* (9) Taxes Ordinance (Collection) * (10) Bankruptcy Ordinance [New Version], 5740 – 1980* (11) Bills of Exchange Ordinance – Chapter Three

7.

Civil Procedural Law and Professional Ethics (1) Arbitration Law, 5728-1968 (2) Contempt of Court Ordinance – Section 6 (3) Courts Law [Consolidated Version], 5744-1984 (4) Courts for Administrative Matters, 5760-2000 (5) Execution Law, 5727-1967 (6) Bar Association Law, 5721-1961, the third chapter and seventh chapter; only general knowledge of the rest of the chapters will be required (7) Notaries Law, 5736 – 1976, Sections 7 through to 20; only general knowledge of the rest of the sections will be required (8) Legal Aid Law, 5732-1972

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(20) (21) (22) (23) (24)

8.

Adjudicating Interest and Linkage Law, 5721-1961 Ottoman Civil Procedure Law From 1879 – Section 80 through to 82* Determination of Age Law, 5724 – 1963* Class Actions Law, 5766-2006 Law Amending the Laws of Evidence (Warning Witnesses and Repealing Oath), 5740-1980 Law Amending Procedures (Interrogating Witnesses) 5718-1957 Law Amending the Laws of Evidence The State as a Litigant), 5718-1958 Bar Association Rules (Professional Ethics), 5746-1986 Bar Association Rules (Representation in Apartment Transactions), 5737-1977 Bar Association Rules (Other Business), 5763-2003 Bar Association Rules (Maximum Fees Tariff in Handling Actions Pursuant to the Compensation for Victims of Roadway Accidents), 5737-1977 Court Regulations (Fees), 5767 – 2007 to the exclusion of the Addendums Courts Regulations (Mediation), 5753-1993 Execution Regulations, 5740-1979 Civil Procedural Law Regulations, 5744-1984, the examination will include editing pleadings Procedures in the Supreme Court of Justice Regulations, 57441984

Constitutional and Administrative Laws (1) Basic Law: Freedom of Occupation (2) Basic Law: Jerusalem the Capital of Israel (3) Basic Law: Human Dignity and Liberty (4) Basic Law: The Knesset (5) Basic Law: The State Comptroller (6) Basic Law: The Government (7) Basic Law: The State Economy (8) Basic Law: Israel's Lands (9) Basic Law: The President of the State (10) Basic Law: The Military (11) Basic Law: The Judiciary (12) Citizenship Law, 5712-1952 (13) Prohibition Against Discriminative Products, Services and Entrance to Entertainment Venues and Public Places, 5761-2000 (14) Elections Law (Ways of Propaganda), 5719-1959* (15) Elections for Public Bodies Law, 5714-1954* (16) Elections for the Knesset Law [Consolidated Version], 5729-1969* (17) Administrative Courts Law, 5752-1992 (18) Courts Law [Consolidated Version], 5744-1984 (19) Courts for Administrative Matters Law, 5760-2000 (20) The State's Flag, Symbol and Anthem Law, 5709-1949* (21) Questioning and Testimony Law, 5729-1968* (22) Student's Rights Law, 5761-2000*

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Patient's Rights Law, 5756-1996* The Right to Alternative Civil Burial Law, 5756-1996* Dying Patient's Law, 5766-2005 Freedom of Information Law, 5758-1998 Immunity of Members of Knesset, Their Rights and Duties Law, 5711-1951* Holocaust and Heroism Remembrance Day Law, 5719-1959* Independence Day Law, 5709-1949 Foundations of the Law, 5740-1980 Entrance to Israel Law, 5712-1952* The Knesset Law, 5754-1994* Local Councils Ordinance* Financing Parties Law, 5733-1973* The Government Law, 5761-2001 Transitional Law, 5709-1949 The Parties Law, 5752-1992* Population Registry Law, 5725-1965* Police Ordinance [New Version], 5731-1971* Knesset Building, Square and Guarding the Knesset Law, 57281968* Public's Complaints Commissioner in Relation to Judges, 57622002 Law and Administration Ordinance, 5708-1948 Emergency Powers Law (Arrests), 5739-1979* The Municipalities Ordinance* The Press Ordinance* Interpretation Law, 5741-1981 Interpretation Ordinance – Sections 1, 16, 17, 19 and 42 Chief Rabbinate of Israel Law, 5740-1980* Business Licensing Law, 5728-1968* Golan Heights Law, 5742-1981 Broadcasting Authority Law, 5725-1965* Second Television and Radio Authority Law, 5750-1990* Law of Return, 5710-1950 Equal Rights for People with Disabilities Law, 5758-1998 Equal Rights for Women Law, 5711-1951 Guarding Sacred Places Law, 5727-1967 Law Amending Administrative Procedures (Decisions and Reasoning), 5719-1958 Zoning and Construction Law, 5725-1965* Emergency Regulations (Judea and Samaria – Jurisdiction for Offenses and Legal Aid), 5728-1967*

Comment: In this Addendum, "Law", "Ordinance" or "Regulations" – Law, Ordinance or Regulations as enacted up to one month before the examinations and so long as they were not repealed by then." 23rd Elul, 5758 (September 14, 1998)

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R.F. 5723, 704; 5724, 388; 5725, 1685, 1790; 5727, 1556; 5728, 114; 5729, 661, 1588; 5734, 1298l 5740, 1348l 5745, 1832; 5746, 142, 298l; 5749, 1010; 5750, 494; 5751, 388; 5755, 370, 1730; 5756, 1512; 5758, 204; 5759 18; 5760 18; 5763 876, 5768 6649 2 The Bar Association Regulations (Laws of the State of Israel and Practical Examination Procedures)(Temporary Order) 5762 -2002 (R.F. 5762 608, amended in R.F. 5762 664)