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1 there is no evidence to support new or r
there is no evidence to support new or revised ongoing competencymeasures for its m
2 embers as there is no evidence to suppor
embers as there is no evidence to support them forÒthe protection of consumers and
3 recipients injury claims where the solic
recipients injury claims where the solicitor is acting for the injured party, all c
4 ases apart from those supported the fore
ases apart from those supported the foregoing safeguard consumers and lay clientsÕ
5 interestsBSB Handbook CD2, CD3 & CD4 11
interestsBSB Handbook CD2, CD3 & CD4 11 www.barstandardsboard.org.uk/training-quali
6 fication/becoming-a-barrister.html 12 BS
fication/becoming-a-barrister.html 12 BSB Òbecoming a barrister is highly competiti
7 ve. There are many more people who want
ve. There are many more people who want to become barristers than places availableÓ
8 13 www.barstandardsboard.org.uk/for-bar
13 www.barstandardsboard.org.uk/for-barristers/compliance-with-your-obligations/th
9 e-core-duties.html 14 www.barstandardsbo
e-core-duties.html 14 www.barstandardsboard.org.uk/for-barristers/authorisation-to-
10 practise.html 15 e.g. there is no evide
practise.html 15 e.g. there is no evidential basis presented by the BSB to support
11 any imposition or recommendation of com
any imposition or recommendation of competence includes details the foregoing work
12 ; service and non-service-related issues
; service and non-service-related issues experienced by consumers; the effectivenes
13 s of current competence assurance practi
s of current competence assurance practices.would also welcome identification of po
14 tential evidence sources that are not re
tential evidence sources that are not readily available but that we could seek acce
15 ss to. We would also welcome any evide
ss to. We would also welcome any evidence of competence assurance practices used
16 in legal services sectors in other juris
in legal services sectors in other jurisdictions. 59. PIBA repeats the points abo
17 ve in response other professional sector
ve in response other professional sectors. drawbacks 07/03/18 Overseas Claims
18 loss for juniors Support that brain
loss for juniors Support that brain injured children need View from the Benc