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Why can’t a traditional firm (partnership or LLP) become and LP but retain all solicitor partner/members?

April 26, 2017firm LLP Lp members partner partnership Solicitor traditional

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Why can’t a traditional firm (partnership or LLP) become and LP but retain all solicitor partner/members?

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This is what the Bill says. Given that there is intended to be no advantage or disadvantage for the traditional firms v LPs then it is hard to see why a traditional firm would want to become an LP and make no other changes to its structure.