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11100. SCOPE OF UNIFORM PRACTICE CODE

(a) All over-the-counter secondary market transactions in securities (including restricted securities, as defined in Rule 144(a)(3) under the Securities Act) between members, including the rights and liabilities of the members participating in the transaction, and those operational procedures that affect the day-to-day business of members shall be subject to the provisions of this Code except:

(1) transactions in securities between members which are compared, cleared or settled through the facilities of a regi

11000. UNIFORM PRACTICE CODE

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10300. UNIFORM CODE OF ARBITRATION

This Code was superseded by the Customer Code (Rule 12000 Series) and the Industry Code (Rule 13000 Series) on April 16, 2007, for claims filed on or after that date. The Code remains in effect, however, for cases filed before April 16, 2007.

10200. INDUSTRY AND CLEARING CONTROVERSIES

10100. ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS

9910. Post-Employment Conflict of Interest Restrictions; Nonpublic Information

(a) One-Year Restriction on Former FINRA Officers

No former officer of FINRA shall knowingly, with the intent to influence, make any communication to or appearance before a FINRA Governor or employee within one year from the former officer's termination of employment with FINRA, on behalf of any other person in connection with any matter on which the former officer seeks official FINRA action by any Governor or employee of FINRA.

9900. RESTRICTIONS ON FORMER FINRA OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES; NONPUBLIC INFORMATION

9870. Application to SEC for Review

Temporary and permanent cease and desist orders issued pursuant to this Rule Series constitute final and immediately effective disciplinary sanctions imposed by FINRA. The right to have any action under this Rule Series reviewed by the SEC is governed by Section 19 of the Exchange Act.

9860. Violation of Cease and Desist Orders

A Respondent who violates a temporary or permanent cease and desist order imposed under this Rule Series may have its association or membership suspended or canceled or be subject to any fitting sanction under Rule 9556.

9850. Review by Hearing Panel

At any time after the Office of Hearing Officers serves the Respondent (or counsel representing the Respondent, or other person authorized to represent others under Rule 9141, when counsel or other person authorized to represent others under Rule 9141 agrees to accept service for the Respondent) with a temporary or permanent cease and desist order, a Party may apply to the Hearing Panel to have the order modified, set aside,

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