The Legal Services Act 2007 and Professional Governance: Oversight, Representation and Regulation
Although the LSA 2007 leaves the governance structures of the legal professional bodies intact, it fundamentally changes their powers of self-governance. The main change is in the self-regulatory capacity of the governing councils.
These no longer have a direct responsibility for regulatory arrangements, which have been delegated to ancillary bodies. The governing councils of the professions have also been made51 D Clementi, Review of the Regulatory Framework for Legal Services in England and Wales (London, DCA, 2004) ch B, at para 23.
52 ibid, ch B, at para 23.
53 N Hilborne, ‘Voters Reject Split Society’ Law Society Gazette 16 October 1996, at 1.
54 Law Society Gazette 15 September 2005, at 4.
answerable to the Legal Services Board (LSB).[747] The powers of the LSB impinge on the legal professions’ former power in a number of ways.
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