Geoffrey Vos QC outlines his ideas on how the Bar Council can best safeguard the interests of its members in the future
September 05, 2007 at 09:02 PM
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Geoffrey Vos QC outlines his ideas on how the Bar Council can best safeguard the interests of its members in the future
The Bar Council was last revamped in 2001 following a major report by Lord Alexander QC, who recommended that the structures be reviewed five years on. Accordingly, Sir Paul Kennedy was appointed last year to chair a working group with that objective. He reported in May 2007.
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