The work of the learned professions, the financial services regulators and a host of trade and regulatory bodies is exceptionally diverse but their regulatory and disciplinary arrangements have much in common which is susceptible to systematic study. Against a background of growing public expectations these institutions and their tribunals have assumed an importance and a role which would otherwise swamp the ordinary courts of law. This site provides an essential tool for research, giving access to and commentary upon recent legislation and cases, as well as the growing impact of the European Convention on Human Rights. It is intended to be of assistance to practitioners representing clients before disciplinary tribunals, as well as to those involved in authorization, registration and admission procedures and those responsible for drawing up and administering regulatory and disciplinary procedures. It incorporates valuable links to other related sites.
Contributions are welcome in the form of either letters or articles.
Transcripts of unreported cases are particularly appreciated.