(1) A holder of a securities exchange licence shall ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, an orderly and fair market in the securities that are traded through its facilities.
(2) In performing its duties under subsection (1), the holder of a securities exchange licence shall—
(a) act in the interests of the investing public; and
(b) ensure that such interests prevail where they conflict with any other interests the company is required to serve under any other law.
(3) The holder of a securities exchange licence shall ensure that members comply with its rules, this Act and regulations made under this Act.
(4) The holder of a securities exchange licence shall provide and maintain at all times to the satisfaction of the Commission—
(a) adequate and properly equipped premises for the conduct of its business;
(b) competent personnel for the conduct of its business;
(c) automated or other systems with adequate capacity, facilities to meet emergencies and security arrangements.
(5) The holder of a securities exchange licence shall notify the Commission immediately if it becomes aware—
(a) that a member is unable to comply with any financial resources regulation made under section 76; or
(b) of a financial irregularity or other matter which in the opinion of the holder of the securities exchange licence may indicate that the financial standing or integrity of a member is in question, or that a member may not be able to meet that member's legal obligations.