In a Talkback special, legalweek.com is calling for views on the Bar Council's drive to make the Bar more diverse. We will submit the postings - as well as all previous (link to existing talkback) contributions - to the Entry to the Bar working party, which is currently consulting (link through to report) on a series of proposals.
April 19, 2007 at 10:09 AM
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In a Talkback special, legalweek.com is calling for views on the Bar Council’s drive to make the Bar more diverse.
We will submit the postings – as well as all previous contributions, which you can read here – to the Entry to the Bar working party, which is currently consulting on a series of proposals. You can access the consultation paper here.
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