The Government is set to reject key amendments to the Legal Services Bill in a move that looks certain to stoke mounting unrest in the legal profession. The amendments, which were put forward by the House of Lords and backed by all corners of the legal profession, will be discussed in the Commons this month, but ministers have said the Government will reject attempts to limit its powers to make appointments to the new Legal Services Board.
June 07, 2007 at 12:02 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Government is set to reject key amendments to the Legal Services Bill in a move that looks certain to stoke mounting unrest in the legal profession.
The amendments, which were put forward by the House of Lords and backed by all corners of the legal profession, will be discussed in the Commons this month, but ministers have said the Government will reject attempts to limit its powers to make appointments to the new Legal Services Board.
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