Proceeding contribution from Vera Baird (Labour) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 13 July 2006. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Carter Review.
Carter Review
I do not accept that there will be a dreadful scenario for small town solicitors. I am impressed by the hon. Gentleman’s conviction that they are the most important thing in many such towns, although I agree that they are an important part of their fabric. The Law Society has of course been very heavily involved with Lord Carter’s proposals. It has issued a press release this morning, indicating that it takes the view that"““Lord Carter's proposals, if properly implemented””" can produce ““a system that is financially sustainable in the long term,”” and the society proposes to work constructively with the Government to try to translate those proposals into a system that will succeed on the ground. Of course neither the system nor the consultation will be confined to urban areas, so I think at least over the summer the hon. Gentleman can rest assured that we shall look very closely at the problems that he has raised.
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