Consultation responses

We've responded to the Legal Services Board's discussion on quality indicators in the legal services market.

We welcome the publication of the white paper on reforming the Mental Health Act and the findings of the independent review from 2018.

We support the government’s aim to maximise opportunities for individuals to start new businesses, find new work and apply their skills to drive the economy forwards.

We've responded to a government proposal to extend the ban on exclusivity clauses beyond zero-hours contracts, to contracts where workers’ guaranteed weekly income is less than £120 a week.

We've responded to the government's consultation on the National Planning Policy Framework and National Model Design Code.

We're responded to the government's consultation on changes to the Electronic Communications Code.

We’ve responded to the Civil Justice Council’s consultation on guideline hourly rates. Proposals include increasing the rates between 6.8% and 34.8% depending on location and fee-earner experience.

We've responded to the Cabinet Office’s call for evidence on COVID-status certifications.

We responded to the Committee for Standards in Public Life’s consultation on how well the Nolan principles are being upheld.

We've responded to the Family Procedure Rule Committee consultation on draft changes to the Family Procedure Rules. The draft changes are a result of the planned implementation of the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020.