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The Lord Chancellor and the Law Commission for England and Wales have agreed a statutory protocol on how government departments and the Law Commission should work together on law reform projects. Under the protocol, government departments will keep the Commission up to date on policy developments and provide an interim response to proposals within six months and a full response within a year.
The Lord Chancellor and the Law Commission for England and Wales have agreed a statutory protocol on how government departments and the Law Commission should work together on law reform projects. Under the protocol, government departments will keep the Commission up to date on policy developments and provide an interim response to proposals within six months and a full response within a year.
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