Legal Week Reports
November 16, 2005 at 07:03 PM
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The body running the revamped silk system has claimed an early increase in diversity after releasing figures for the first round of applications for the new award.
Figures from the Queen’s Counsel Appointments (QCA) body show that 15% of the 443 applicants were women, against 10% in the 2002-03 silk round.
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