The high-profile parliamentary committee examining controversial proposals to overhaul the UK's ailing legal aid system has branded the Government's proposals "unwise" and called on Whitehall to rethink its under-fire reforms. The Constitutional Affairs Select Committee today (1 May) publishes its long-awaited report, which slams the Government's plans and recommends extensive piloting of the new scheme.
May 01, 2007 at 06:23 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The high-profile parliamentary committee examining controversial proposals to overhaul the UK’s ailing legal aid system has branded the Government’s proposals “unwise” and called on Whitehall to rethink its under-fire reforms.
The Constitutional Affairs Select Committee today (1 May) publishes its long-awaited report, which slams the Government’s plans and recommends extensive piloting of the new scheme.
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