The Bar Standards Board definition

The Bar Standards Board and “BSB” means the Board established by the Bar Council in accordance with the Legal Services Act 2007 independently to exercise and oversee the regulatory functions of the Bar Council.

The Bar Standards Board and “BSB” means the Board, Committees established under these Standing Orders and any individual or group exercising the delegated powers of the Board.

The Bar Standards Board and “BSB” means the part of the General Council of the Bar of England and Wales established in accordance with Section 28 of the Legal Services Act 2007 to independently exercise the regulatory functions of the GCB.

Examples of The Bar Standards Board in a sentence

• The Bar Standards Board must approve a non- authorised individual to be a manager of a BSB licensed body if they meet the suitability criteria to hold that interest taking into account: .1 their probity; .2 whether they are disqualified pursuant to section 100(1) of the LSA or included in the list maintained by the Legal Services Board pursuant to paragraph 51 of Schedule 13 of the LSA; and .3 the suitability criteria in Rule rS110 which apply to managers and employees.

• The Bar Standards Board is a specialist regulator focussing primarily on the regulation of advocacy, litigation and legal advisory services.

• I1 The Bar Standards Board is a specialist regulator focussing primarily on the regulation of advocacy, litigation and legal advisory services.

• The Bar Standards Board applies similar criteria to those seeking admission as barristers.

• RegulationsRegulation E102 - Service of Charges and/or Applications rE102 The Bar Standards Board must ensure that a copy of the charge(s) and/or application(s): .1 is served on the relevant respondent(s), together with a copy of these Regulations not later than ten weeks after the date on which theCommissioner or an Independent Decision-Making Panel decides to refer the matter to a Disciplinary Tribunal; and .2 at the same time, ensure that copies of the charge(s) and/or application(s) are sent to BTAS.

• The Bar Standards Board considers that requiring all BPTC applicants to take the Aptitude Test would have no effect, adverse or otherwise, on the public understanding of this regulatory objective.

• The Bar Standards Board may refuse to enter a barrister on the register of approved pupil supervisors if the Bar Standards Board finds that the barrister is unsuitable for any reason to act as a pupil supervisor.IV.B5.R18.

• The Bar Standards Board acknowledges that a requirement for all candidates to take the BCAT is likely to have only a limited impact on the objective of improving access of the public to justice.

• The Bar Standards Board allows a maximum of three attempts at each exemption module (one initial attempt followed by a further two attempts).

• The Bar Standards Board is committed to operating continual monitoring of the implementation of this test and its effects; these plans are addressed in more detail towards the end of this report.

More Definitions of The Bar Standards Board

The Bar Standards Board and “BSB” means the Board, any committees established by the Board, and any individual or group exercising the delegated powers of the Board;

The Bar Standards Board and “BSB” means the Board established by the Bar Council to exercise and oversee the regulatory functions of the Bar Council.

The Bar Standards Board means the Board established by The Bar Council to oversee the validation monitoring and review of the Bar Professional Training Course;

The Bar Standards Board means the Board established to exercise and oversee all the regulatory functions of the Bar Council.