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Law Commission sets out its priorities for the year

The Law Commission yesterday set out its plans for the current financial year in a new business plan.

The document sets out measurable targets for the organisation to meet which will help it achieve its aim of reforming the law. It sets four priorities:

  • To ensure that the law is fair, modern and clear;
  • Be an outward facing organisation;
  • To develop the Law Commission;  and
  • Promote integrated performance.

For more information download the Law Commission Business Plan 2017/18.

 

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