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Consultation Documents

Current Consultations

  • The future of legal aid by the Law Society Access to Justice committee
    Closing Date:
    30 June 2010
    Access to justice and the problems of the legal aid system are going to be crucial issues for any government to address in the coming years. This paper seeks to continue a debate. There can be no question of its importance. This report is an interim report. We very much seek your views and welcome your feedback on the questions and issues raised herein. Please respond either by post to:
    Access to Justice Review
    The Law Society
    113 Chancery Lane
    London  WC2A 1PL
    DX  56 Lon/Chancery Ln
    or by email to: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
    or via our questionnaire which can be accessed through: www.lawsociety.org.uk/accesstojustice

  • Green Paper - Consultation
    Closing Date:
    21st April 2010
    The Government would like to seek views on how best to shape the next
    phase of family policy to meet the needs of families today and support
    strong family relationships. Read More: Green Paper

  • Care Planning Placement and Case Review Regulations Consultation
    Closing Date:
    Monday 8 February 2010
    The purpose of this consultation is to gather views on the draft Care Planning Placement and Case Review Regulations (England) 2010 and related guidance.  The consultation seeks to provide information on the major changes in the regulations and guidance and explore the views of practitioners and delivery partners on potential barriers to implementation of the requirements of the regulations and guidance. Attached is the IRO handbook
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  • Intestacy and Family Provision Claims on Death - Law Commission
    Closing Date: 28 February 2010.
    Professor Elizabeth Cooke, the lead Commissioner on this project, will speak at a seminar at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (IALS) on 17 November 2009.  The Chairman of the Law Commission, Sir James Munby, will chair the seminar. Please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for more information or if you would be interested in hosting a presentation on the project from one of the team lawyers during the consultation period. Provisional proposals are set out at: www.lawcom.gov.uk/current_consultations.htm
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Past Consultations