Lucy Scott-Moncrieff Cbe Email & Phone Number

London, England, United Kingdom

England & Wales

I sit as a part time tribunal judge alongside medical and lay colleagues. The proceedings are inquisitorial rather than adversarial, and the decisions usually centre on risk assessment. A close analysis of the evidence is always required to ensure that the patient is not detained unnecessarily. It is always important to distinguish evidence of mental.

London, United Kingdom

Verita is a consultancy that works with regulated organisations to improve their effectiveness and the quality of the services they provide. Between 2008 and 2011, I carried out a number of complex and high profile reviews for Verita, including the death of a patient during routine day surgery, the action of a SHA in relation to the dismissal of a trust.

London, United Kingdom

Scott-Moncrieff & Associates is a law firm based in Holborn, the heart of legal London. We're a modern, Lexcel accredited firm, offering excellent and relevant legal advice to individuals and businesses in England and Wales. We've grown considerably since I set up the firm in 1987 but our objective remains the same: to provide our clients with high quality.

London, United Kingdom

As a member of the (independent) Judicial Appointments Commission (JAC), I am part of the process that selects candidates for judicial office in courts and tribunals in England and Wales, and for some tribunals whose jurisdiction extends to Scotland or Northern Ireland.

London, United Kingdom

The purpose of UKAJI is to provide a mechanism to promote more systematic exchange between policy, practice and research communities across the administrative justice ‘system’ (including ombudsmen and other redress mechanisms, alongside tribunals). The intention is to kick-start an expansion in empirical research on administrative justice that meets user.

London

This committee:Advises the Council, its boards and committees on matters of equality, diversity and inclusion.Sets the direction and framework for diversity issues, and ensures a co-ordinated approach to diversity work.Monitors the Law Society's progress towards elimination of discrimination in all its activities as a regulator, representative body and.

The Law Society

The Law Society represents and regulates 160,000 solicitors in England and Wales. The President is, in effect, the Chair of the Board (the Council) that governs the affairs of the organisation, which has a turnover of £40million and 300 staff. The post involves:Representing the interests of the solicitors of England and Wales around the world at.

London, United Kingdom

The Access to Justice & Legal Aid Committee aims to gather information from around the world on the barriers to access to justice in each jurisdiction, and any ways in which these barriers are overcome. There is specific emphasis on statutory schemes, such as legal aid, and the committee publicises its findings with reports and events with a view to.

London, England, United Kingdom

Independent investigator of complaints regarding the conduct of Members of the House of Lords and their staff

London, United Kingdom

I was a Commissioner with Postcomm, the postal services regulator, before it was taken over by Offcom. I and other commissioners were very focused on ensuring that both the board and organisation worked and made decisions in accordance with the organisation's terms of reference, rather than in response to political pressure.

London

The QC Appointments Panel was set up in 2005 to ensure that the appointment of QCs accorded to best practice in line with equality and diversity principles, as well as ensuring that standards of appointment were maintained.

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Part 2 Solicitors' Qualifying Exams