as to the opening and keeping by solicitors of accounts at banks for clients’ money;

as to the keeping by solicitors of accounts containing particulars and information as to moneys received, held or paid by them for or on account of their clients;

as to the opening and keeping by every solicitor who is a sole trustee, or who is co-trustee only with one or more of his partners, clerks or servants, of an account at a bank for moneys of any trust of which he is such a sole trustee or co-trustee;

as to the keeping by every solicitor referred to in paragraph (c) of accounts containing particulars and information as to moneys received, held or paid by him for or on account of any trust referred to in that paragraph;

as to the circumstances in which, and the manner by which, the Council may prohibit a solicitor from authorising or effecting any withdrawal of money from any account referred to in paragraph (a) or (c), whether such withdrawal is authorised or effected by the solicitor signing any cheque or other instrument or otherwise; and

empowering the Council to take such action as may be necessary to enable them to ascertain whether or not the rules are being complied with.