Call for evidence outcome

Call for evidence: Legal Services Board and Office for Legal Complaints

From:
Ministry of Justice
Published
27 October 2016
Last updated
30 July 2018 — See all updates
This call for evidence has closed

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Consultation response

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Detail of outcome

The consultation response sets out the findings and recommendations of the Tailored Reviews of the Legal Services Board and the Office for Legal Complaints carried out between October 2016 and March 2017.

It recommends that both bodies retain their form and their functions.

It also recommends that they both evaluate opportunities to make future efficiency savings.

Original call for evidence

Summary

MOJ launches call for evidence to support the Tailored Reviews of the Legal Services Board (LSB) and the Office for Legal Complaints (OLC).

This call for evidence was held on another website.

This call for evidence ran from
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Call for evidence description

As part of the UK government’s requirement for public bodies to be efficient, effective and accountable, all government departments must conduct a Tailored Review of their ALBs at least once in the lifetime of a parliament, every 5 years.

The separate but concurrent Tailored Reviews of the Legal Services Board (LSB) and the Office for Legal Complaints (OLC) will examine whether there is a continuing need for the function and form of each organisation.

In particular, this will include an assessment of organisational performance and governance arrangements.

Published 27 October 2016
Last updated 30 July 2018 + show all updates

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