Listed in this area are the latest submissions being proposed by the APP working parties on subjects relevant to their expertise.
These documents are in Word or pdf format. Please select "save" and download the documents. Please contact the relevant working party chairman if you have any queries.
Submissions in 2010
19/02/10
Legal Services Board - Regulation of Alternative Business Structures
The APP working party submission to the LSB on the regulation of ABS has now been submitted and a copy of this final version it attached.
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- - Legal Services Board - ABS Approaches to Licensing APP FINAL RESPONSE 18-2-2010.DOC
05/03/10
Solicitors Regulation Authority: Consultation Paper: "Achieving the right outcomes"
The SRA published a consultation paper "achieving the right outcomes" - see link http://www.sra.org.uk/consultations/achieving-right-outcomes/.
The APP Legal Services Act Working Party has made a submission and a copy of this (attached) can be downloaded. If you have difficulties opening the document please use "save" to download it.
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- - APP Response to SRA-Achieving the Right Outcomes 5-3-2010.DOC
14/07/10
Solicitors Regulation Authority - Consultation Paper - Transforming the SRAs regulation of legal services - Second consultation
The APP Working Party has produced a draft paper in response to the above consultation and a copy of this is attached. If you have difficulties opening the document please use "save" to download it.
If any APP member has any comments they would like to make on this please send them to the Chairman of the Working Party, Tony Williams at tony.williams@jomati.com before Wednesday, 21st July.
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- - DRAFT SRA OFR-second-consultation-questionnaire.doc
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