Dec. 18, 1997. Remaining amendments are primarily editorial in nature. In short, the Bar seeks through these proposed amendments to expose new bar members to practical aspects of the law, but at the same time allow such members a certain measure of autonomy in fashioning the substantive portion of their required continuing legal education. The Bar has complied with all applicable notice and publication requirements, and no adverse comments have been received. Accordingly, and upon consideration of the proposed amendments, we adopt same as reflected in the appendix to this opinion.
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It is so ordered. It is of primary importance to the public and to the members of The Florida Bar that attorneys begin their legal careers with a thorough and practical understanding of the law. The board of governors of The Florida Bar may require a reasonable fee to be paid to The Florida Bar in connection with each member's BSCR compliance. The board of legal specialization and education of The Florida Bar shall adopt policies necessary to implement BSCR, subject to the approval of the board of governors. The board of legal specialization and education shall oversee compliance with the BSCR as herein provided.