Attorney General's Civil Panel Counsel: Appointments, Membership Lists and Pay Rates
Summary
The Government Legal Department has published guidance on the Attorney General's Panel Counsel system, comprising approximately 400 junior counsel organized into London, Regional, and Public International Law panels. The three-tier structure includes A Panel (10+ years' advocacy experience), B Panel (5-10 years), and C Panel (2-5 years). All government departments and agencies must use these panels for civil and EU legal work. Appointments are made for five-year terms.
What changed
This guidance establishes the Attorney General's Panel Counsel system for government civil and EU legal work. Barristers are appointed to panels based on experience levels: C Panel (2-5 years' advocacy experience), B Panel (5-10 years), and A Panel (10+ years). Government departments and agencies must use these panels for instructed counsel.
For barristers seeking government legal work, the guidance outlines the panel structure, eligibility requirements, and application process. Recruitment exercises are conducted periodically, and appointments are made by Law Officers for five-year terms.
What to do next
- Review eligibility criteria for panel membership
- Monitor GOV.UK for future recruitment cycles
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Guidance
Attorney General's Civil Panel Counsel: appointments, membership lists and off panel counsel
Recruitment process, rates of pay, overview of the panel, lists of members and guidance for barristers who work ‘off panel’.
From: Government Legal Department and Attorney General's Office Published 1 November 2013 Last updated 7 April 2026
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Overview
The Government Legal Department (GLD) administers the Attorney General’s Panel Counsel.
The Attorney General’s panels of counsel consists of just over 400 junior counsel who undertake civil and EU work for all government departments.
This guide explains how to apply to be on the panel counsel and which panel you would be advised to apply for. It also covers ‘work outside the panel’ which means working for the government but not as a member of panel counsel.
The role of the Law Officers
The Law Officers have overall responsibility for counsel instructed on behalf of government. They make appointments to the panels, and ensure that the operation of the panels is as effective as possible.
Panel counsel: structure
The Attorney General maintains panels of junior counsel to undertake civil and EU work for all government departments. These are in addition to any standing counsel and the First Treasury Counsel, James Eadie KC.
The panel system is made up of London Panels, Regional Panels and Public International Law Panels, each set up as follows:
A Panel – deals with the most complex government cases in all kinds of courts and tribunals. Members will often appear against KCs. In general, those appointed to the A panel will have over 10 years’ advocacy experience.
B Panel – deals with substantial cases but not in general as complex as those handled by the A panel. Members will generally be instructed where knowledge and experience of a particular field is required. B panel applicants will generally have between 5 and 10 years’ advocacy experience but those with more experience can also apply.
C Panel – members will generally have between 2 and 5 years’ advocacy experience but those with more experience can apply. Those appointed to the C panel will often (but not always) become the A and B panel members of the future and so will be expected to show the potential to join the A panel.
‘Advocacy experience’ means experience in actual practice usually from the end of second 6 months’ pupillage. Where a third 6 months’ pupillage is taken there will need to be a judgement as to the extent and quality of the advocacy undertaken during that period.
The size of each panel is determined by need.
All government departments and agencies of government departments must use the panels.
London panels (details of current counsel)
- London A Panel (MS Word Document, 36.2 KB)
- London B Panel (MS Word Document, 40.3 KB)
- London C Panel (MS Word Document, 42 KB) Appointments are for a period of 5 years.
Regional panels (details of current counsel)
Regional panels consist of counsel from the North East, North, Wales, Midlands and South West.
- Regional A Panel (MS Word Document, 20.9 KB)
- Regional B Panel (MS Word Document, 22.1 KB)
- Regional C Panel (MS Word Document, 20 KB) Appointments are for a period of 5 years.
Public International Law (PIL) panel
The Attorney General established panels of junior counsel to undertake public international law on behalf of all government departments in order to supplement the work of the existing 3 London Panels. PIL Panel Counsel Public International Law Panel (ODT, 25.4 KB) will undertake cases involving public international law in international courts and in the courts of England and Wales.
Appointments to the panel
The London A, B and C Panel competitions have closed for 2026 and results of the 2026 competitions will be announced to candidates in September 2026. 120 London ABC Panel new appointees (ODT, 16.4 KB) were announced in August 2025.
Following recruitment in 2025, new appointees to the Public International Law Panel (ODT, 25.4 KB) were announced in December 2025.
Following recruitment in 2024, 52 Regional ABC appointees (ODT, 11.6 KB) were announced in February 2025.
Upcoming Competitions
We expect to open the next competition of Regional ABC in Autumn 2026. If you have any queries, please contact the Panel Counsel team PanelCounsel@governmentlegal.gov.uk
Junior Counsel to the Treasury in Charity Matters
Jonathan Fowles of Serle Court Chambers was appointed Junior Counsel to the Treasury in Charity Matters on 4 September 2024.
Mentoring
As part of the Attorney General’s aim of encouraging as wide a selection of applicants as possible, potential applicants can use our mentoring service. Mentors will be established panel members who can discuss their panel experience, the application process, eligibility criteria and presentation of relevant information. For more details, please contact the Government Legal Department’s Panel Counsel team.
Rates
For details of rates see our practical information page.
Equality and diversity
The Attorney General operates an equal opportunities policy in relation to the civil panels. The assessment process emphasises the importance of making recommendations for appointment on the basis of demonstrable skills.
The Attorney General appoints the best candidates solely on merit, irrespective of age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership status, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion/belief, sex (gender), and sexual orientation.
Public Sector Equality Duty (PSED)
The Panel Counsel Appointment process is carried out in accordance with the principles of the Public Sector Equality Duty (PSED) which was created under the Equality Act 2010. Public authorities like the Government Legal Department are now required, in carrying out their functions, to have due regard to the need to achieve the objectives set out under s149 of the Equality Act 2010. The PSED came into force across Great Britain on 5 April 2011.
It means that public bodies have to consider all individuals when carrying out their day-to-day work in shaping policy, in delivering services and in relation to their own employees.
It also requires that public bodies have due regard to the need to:
- eliminate discrimination
- advance equality of opportunity
- foster good relations between different people when carrying out their activities For more information on PSED please see GOV UK.
Privacy Notice
Please continue reading the Privacy Notice (ODT, 17.6 KB) to understand how GLD will process your personal data.
Areas of work
To ensure the panels can meet the needs of government there is a variety of work available - not just in public law. It is important that the panels contain counsel with various specialisms and counsel who are able to branch out into other areas of work if the need arises.
GLD encourages counsel to maintain both a public and private practice, this includes acting against government. It is beneficial to government if counsel have had experience of acting against government.
Although appointment to any panel cannot be a guarantee that work will be available, the intention is that each advocate appointed should be given at least a minimum amount of work.
Off panel work
The intention is that work should go to panel members but there are opportunities to do work ‘off panel’.
King’s Counsel (KC/silk)
GLD maintains a non-exhaustive list of King’s Counsel who have previously been instructed by departments or have expressed interest in receiving instructions. A nomination is always required before a KC is instructed and the rate agreed in advance of a nomination being approved, which will usually range between £225- £270 per hour: Attorney General’s civil panel counsel: practical information - GOV.UK
When seeking a nomination for a KC, the Attorney General will wish to be satisfied that the work cannot be done by A panel counsel. There is no requirement that any of the KCs put forward be on our list.
Being on our list of KCs does not guarantee any particular amount of work or indeed any work at all. However, being on the list does draw attention to a KC’s willingness to do government work.
Off panel juniors
A nomination is always required for an off panel junior. When off panel junior counsel are instructed they are paid at panel rates.
Junior juniors (formerly Baby barristers)
Junior juniors are very junior barristers who are within 4 years from end of pupillage and who are not yet panel members. They can assist on things like discovery exercises on large cases. They cannot do advocacy of any sort. A nomination from the Attorney General is not necessary.
The period of eligibility to undertake work has been extended from 2 years to 4 years from end of pupillage.
If you are interested in opportunities for Junior junior work, contact panelcounsel@governmentlegal.gov.uk
For details of rates see our practical information page.
Standing counsel
Some departments appoint standing counsel. These are more senior advocates, akin to treasury counsel. As well as leading in some of the most difficult cases, their insight into the work of their department means they are also available as a source of expertise to panel counsel. In addition, they may provide training and strategic advice.
References
For more information on references see our practical information page.
Updates to this page
Published 1 November 2013 Last updated 7 April 2026 show all updates
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7 April 2026
Updated appointments to panel to reflect 2026 changes
Removed widening the pool event
Updated on upcoming competitions
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23 March 2026
Updated London A, B and C panel, Regional A, B, C panel and Public International Law panel lists.
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13 March 2026
Updated widening the pool event to indicate the event is now over and meeting materials are available on request
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2 March 2026
'Public International Law Panel' updated
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26 February 2026
Fixed broken MS Forms for the application competition form.
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26 February 2026
Updated with the information regarding launch of London A, B, C Panel Counsel competition and the Widening The Pool Event.
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26 February 2026
Updated with correct MS Forms link for London Panel Counsel competition.
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6 February 2026
Corrected wording
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6 February 2026
Fixed broken link and changed link text
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5 February 2026
Added a PDF document link for information on an event and updated the text to include a new paragraph around Widening the Pool event.
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4 February 2026
Updating documents revised London A/B/C Panel Web list
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28 January 2026
updated link
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17 December 2025
Updated with refreshed PIL list for 2026.
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27 November 2025
Update: PIL panel results coming in due course.
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9 October 2025
Updated London A, B and C panel lists.
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19 September 2025
Updated with 120 London ABC Panel new appointees announced in August 2025.
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5 September 2025
London A, B and C panel lists updated
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2 September 2025
London A, B and C panel lists updated
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1 September 2025
London A, B and C panel lists updated
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11 August 2025
London B Panel, London C Panel and Regional C Panel updated
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19 June 2025
PIL recruitment has now closed, results will be sent out in November 2025
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14 May 2025
Public International Law panels open for recruitment until midday on Wednesday 18 June
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7 May 2025
Information about recruitment for the Public International Law Panels added
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6 May 2025
King's Counsel rate information updated
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22 April 2025
Public International Law Panel list updated
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24 March 2025
Information about London A Panel and Regional B Panel has been updated.
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18 March 2025
Appointees to the Attorney General's Civil Regional Panel Counsel updated
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18 March 2025
Appointees to the Attorney General's Civil Regional Panel Counsel updated
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17 March 2025
Regional ABC appointees announced
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6 March 2025
Recruitment for London ABC 2025 closed
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3 March 2025
Attorney General's Regional Civil Panel Counsel member details updated
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20 February 2025
Attachment 'London C Panel' updated
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27 January 2025
Application details added
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16 January 2025
Information about the London ABC recruitment campaign 2025 added
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9 January 2025
London A Panel and London B Panel information has been updated
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5 December 2024
London C Panel updated
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13 November 2024
Public International Law panel updated
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4 November 2024
Regional Panel Counsel 2024 competition has closed, details about how to apply removed.
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28 October 2024
Regional A, B and C panel lists updated.
London A and C lists updated.
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23 September 2024
Attachments for London B Panel and London C Panel updated.
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20 September 2024
Information about the appointment of a new Junior Counsel to the Treasury in Charity Matters was added.
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9 September 2024
Updated London B and Regional A, B and C Panel lists.
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6 September 2024
Data for London A Panel and London C Panel have been updated
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19 August 2024
Updated information added to Forthcoming Competitions section
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16 August 2024
Documents 'Combined Flyer for all Regional Events 2024' and 'Regional Panel Recruitment events 2024' added to 'Forthcoming Competitions' section
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15 August 2024
List of London ABC Panel new appointees for 2024 added to 'Appointments to the panel' subsection.
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8 August 2024
Regional A, B and C and London B panel lists updated.
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29 July 2024
Regional A Panel and Regional C Panel attachments updated.
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26 July 2024
Regional A and Regional C panel lists updated.
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24 July 2024
Regional A Panel and Regional C Panel documents updated
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12 July 2024
London A Panel attachment has been updated with July 2024 information
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12 July 2024
London B Panel attachment has been updated
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21 June 2024
London B Panel and Regional C Panel attachments updated
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12 June 2024
London C Panel attachment updated 12/06/24
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4 June 2024
London C Panel and Regional C Panel attachments have been updated.
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20 May 2024
Updated information about the Junior Counsel to the Treasury in Charity Matters competition.
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15 April 2024
London C Panel List has been updated to 9 April 2024
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4 April 2024
Junior Counsel to the Treasury in Charity Matters competition information added.
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29 January 2024
London A, B and C panels updated
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10 January 2024
London Panel recruitment event to be held on Tuesday 6 February
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8 January 2024
Regional C Panel and London C Panel updated.
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13 November 2023
'Public International Law Panel A, B and C' document updated.
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30 October 2023
Regional A Panel updated.
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23 October 2023
London C Panel updated
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27 September 2023
Public International Law Panel A, B and C updated
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1 September 2023
Updated London A, B and C Panels.
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1 September 2023
Documents added with updated information on London A Panel, London B Panel and London C Panel
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21 August 2023
Regional B Panel updated
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9 August 2023
Published a revised London C Panel list and the London ABC Panel new appointees (August 2023).
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25 July 2023
Regional A Panel document updated
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3 July 2023
London B and London C panel updated.
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6 April 2023
Competition details updated.
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31 March 2023
Updated Regional C Panel list
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30 March 2023
London A and London B panel updated.
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23 March 2023
London B Panel updated.
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22 March 2023
Competition link updated, regional A and Public International Law list updated.
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17 March 2023
London A Panel update.
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7 March 2023
London B and C and Regional A, B and C membership lists updated.
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16 February 2023
New members of the Attorney General Regional Civil Panel Counsel announced.
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14 February 2023
Public International Law information updated
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10 February 2023
Information evening updated
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1 February 2023
Privacy Notice added
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1 February 2023
The Attorney General's Regional Civil Panel Counsel A and London Panel Counsel C list has been updated.
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19 January 2023
Information about the Public Sector Equality Duty (PSED) added.
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18 January 2023
Competitions and competition guidance section updated
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4 January 2023
Replaced the London B Panel list with an updated version for January 2023.
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16 November 2022
Update on Regional A, B and C Panel competitions, results will be emailed to candidates in February 2023.
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15 November 2022
London ABC new panel appointees list updated.
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1 November 2022
Public International Law (PIL) Panel list updated to 25 October 2022.
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25 October 2022
PIL Panel List updated to reflect change in membership
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18 October 2022
London A list panel has been revised.
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14 October 2022
London Panel A list of members updated
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6 October 2022
Attorney General's Civil Panel Counsel London B and C membership of current counsel updated.
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26 September 2022
Information about the information evenings removed as the dates have passed.
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8 September 2022
Link to the GLD GOV.UK news story announcing that the competition to refresh the Attorney General's Regional Civil Panel Counsel is open.
Regional B Panel list updated.
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6 September 2022
London B Panel list updated
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1 September 2022
The Public International Law Panel list updated
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1 September 2022
London ABC Panel appointments document updated
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1 September 2022
Added revised London Panel listings and the details of the new appointees to the London Panels. Added flyers for those who may apply in the next Regional panel competition.
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1 September 2022
The new appointments to the London panels have been announced and the lists have been updated as appropriate.
Flyers for information evenings for the Regional Panel Counsel in Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol and Leeds uploaded.
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26 August 2022
Regional C Panel information updated
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22 August 2022
Information updated regarding the next competition for the Attorney General's Regional A, B and C Panel Counsel.
More details about the mentoring scheme provided.
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16 August 2022
London C Panel list updated
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10 August 2022
Public International Law document updated
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4 August 2022
London C Panel list updated to include 3 August
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29 July 2022
London C Panel list updated
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25 July 2022
Updated London B Panel and London C Panel lists
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17 June 2022
Updated London C Panel list
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17 May 2022
Updated London B Panel list 17 May 2022
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6 May 2022
Regional C Panel list updated.
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26 April 2022
Updated London B Panel and London C Panel documents dated 25 April 2022
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22 April 2022
London B Panel information updated.
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8 April 2022
Updated information relating to the competitions.
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22 March 2022
Updated documents: London A Panel, London B Panel, London C Panel, Regional A Panel
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9 March 2022
London C Panel List updated March 2022
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8 March 2022
Regional A Panel information updated.
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10 February 2022
Addition of event details
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18 January 2022
Updated London B Panel document 7 January
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6 January 2022
Regional B panel list updated
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6 January 2022
London B Panel updated
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4 January 2022
Updated London C Panel list
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21 December 2021
London A and C panel updated
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17 December 2021
The London B and London C Panel lists have been updated.
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30 November 2021
Updated London C Panel List
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19 November 2021
London C panel updated
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2 November 2021
Regional B panel list updated
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13 October 2021
Updated the panel lists
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29 September 2021
London C panel updated
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1 September 2021
Updated London A,B and C panels.
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18 August 2021
The London ABC Panel results posted.
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13 August 2021
London B list updated
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6 August 2021
Updated information on appointments to the panel.
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3 August 2021
London C and Regional A lists updated
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19 July 2021
Regional C Panel List updated.
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15 July 2021
Rearranged London and Regional Panels
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13 July 2021
Updated all panel links, added new paragraph 'forthcoming competitions'
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8 July 2021
Regional A panel updated.
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22 June 2021
London C Panel link updated
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14 June 2021
London C and PIL Panels links updated
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3 June 2021
Updated London C panel
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17 May 2021
Updated regional c panel list
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21 April 2021
The London C Panel list has been updated.
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6 April 2021
Updated London and Regional B panels.
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26 March 2021
Regional C panel updated.
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22 March 2021
Updated regional C panel.
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17 March 2021
Regional ABC Panel new appointees announced.
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16 March 2021
Updated London A and B and regional A panels.
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10 March 2021
Updated London B and C panel documents.
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2 March 2021
Edited forthcoming competitions - there will be a virtual recruitment seminar on 9th of March
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1 March 2021
Updated regional panels
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23 February 2021
Revised PIL Panel list.
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23 February 2021
Updated forthcoming competitions.
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13 January 2021
Updated London B panel
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12 January 2021
Updated London A panel
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16 December 2020
London B Panel updated.
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3 December 2020
London C Panel updated.
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19 November 2020
PIL panel list updated.
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9 November 2020
London B and C panel lists replaced.
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4 November 2020
New PIL Panel document
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2 November 2020
Made minor text amendments.
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20 October 2020
Attachment 'Regional C Panel' updated.
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14 October 2020
Updated London C Panel list and revised PIL month to October.
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29 September 2020
Updated London A, B and C Panel lists.
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22 September 2020
Information on the forthcoming competitions has been updated.
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8 September 2020
Updated the attachment "London ABC Panel new appointees"
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7 September 2020
New London ABC Panel and Regional B Panel lists published.
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3 September 2020
London ABC Panel new appointees have been announced.
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16 July 2020
Regicnal C Panel listing was updated.
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10 July 2020
Edited wording - Public International Law (PIL) competition results to be emailed to candidates in September.
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7 July 2020
London C Panel and Regional A Panel updated.
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30 June 2020
Updated London C Panel list
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12 June 2020
Updated London B Panel
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1 May 2020
Updated London C Panel document 1 May
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8 April 2020
Updated to reflect the fact that panel competitions have now closed.
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24 March 2020
Updated London C Panel 24 March
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16 March 2020
Updated London A Panel document
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10 March 2020
Updated London C and Regional A panels
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6 March 2020
Update London A and C panels, and PIL panel.
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6 March 2020
Updated London C Panel
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2 March 2020
Updated Regional A, B, and C Panels.
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2 March 2020
London C Panel has been updated.
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18 February 2020
Added links to news stories about new panel competitions
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7 February 2020
Updated with list of new Regional Panel Appointees.
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15 January 2020
Updated with details of forthcoming competitions
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2 January 2020
Uploaded updated version of London C panel attachment.
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23 December 2019
Revised lists for London A & C Panel and Regional C Panel have been published.
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15 November 2019
New doc added
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5 November 2019
Added new doc
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8 October 2019
Need to replace London C panel
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1 October 2019
New doc added
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1 October 2019
Correcting doc
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30 September 2019
Further competition details added
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10 September 2019
Updated panel document
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6 September 2019
New docs added
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6 September 2019
new attachments
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12 August 2019
Regional panel A attachment updated
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19 July 2019
updated the London panels ABC attachment
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18 July 2019
London ABC panel document added and text amended
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25 June 2019
updated London Panel C file from 6 June version to 17 June version
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17 June 2019
A revised London panel A, B and C list published, as well as a revised Regional Panel B list published.
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23 May 2019
Updated lists for Regional A and B panels published.
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30 April 2019
London B panel list has been updated
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23 April 2019
London B Panel list published
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16 April 2019
Updates on forthcoming competitions
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27 March 2019
We have published a revised list of Regional A Panel.
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22 March 2019
New Panel lists published
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18 February 2019
New date for the next London A, B and C Panel competitions announced.
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31 January 2019
Appointments to the panel - update
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2 January 2019
London A Panel & C Panel listings revised and replaced as of 20 December.
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4 December 2018
Amended to reflect the closing of the London C Panel competition as well as updated London panels as of 27 November 2018.
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5 November 2018
Replaced the London A Panel web listing as of 29 October 2018.
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5 October 2018
We have updated the Regional B Panel to reflect a Panel member's move of chambers
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25 September 2018
Added that the London C Panel opened on Tuesday 25 September 2018. The next London A and B Panel competition, along with a further London C Panel competition, will open in late February 2019.
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28 August 2018
Published information about the next London C Panel competition opening on 25 September 2018.
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7 August 2018
Replaced the Regional A Panel list to reflect changes as of 1 August 2018
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26 July 2018
Replaced appointments to the London A and B Panels. The changes to both lists are a result of Counsel moving Chambers.
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13 July 2018
Added results of London A and B Panel competitions.
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25 June 2018
Updated the Regional A & B listings.
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18 May 2018
Updating information about panels to reflect new A, B and C listing.
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17 April 2018
Changes to the page to represent the reorganisation of the Regional Panel.
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11 April 2018
Page has been change to reflect that the London A and B Panel competitions are now closed, and that the period of eligibility for Junior juniors to undertake work has been extended from 2 years to 4 years from the end of pupillage.
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13 March 2018
Updated the London C Panel document.
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13 March 2018
Updated the London C Panel.
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5 March 2018
Updated A, B, C, Regional & PIL Panels.
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23 February 2018
Updated the 'forthcoming competitions' with details of the London A and B competitions.
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12 February 2018
Updated the C Panel and Regional web listing on the website.
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5 February 2018
Published a document detailing the 25 new appointments to the London C Panel.
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24 January 2018
One of the London B and Regional Panel members have moved Chambers so the listings have been revised.
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10 January 2018
Updated the Regional panel. Accurate as of 9 January 2017.
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9 January 2018
Updated the C panel list. Correct as of 8 January 2018.
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15 December 2017
Updated London C Panel listing. Accurate as of 15 December 2017.
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5 December 2017
Changes reflecting the end of the Regional Panel application period.
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17 November 2017
Updated Regional Panel list.
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1 November 2017
The London C Panel competition is now closed.
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24 October 2017
Changes to reflect the opening of the Regional Panel competition on Tuesday 24 October.
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25 September 2017
Updates on Panel competitions.
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25 July 2017
Updated the B Panel list.
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13 July 2017
New appointments to A and B panels published.
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27 June 2017
Updated the Public International Law (PIL) Panel list.
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21 June 2017
Updated the B and C Panel lists
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22 May 2017
Updated the C Panel list and Regional panel list
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19 April 2017
Updated Regional Panel attachement
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29 March 2017
Updated the copy under 'Forthcoming Competitions' to say the A and B panel competitions have now closed.
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27 March 2017
Updated the Regional Panel and B Panel list attachments.
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2 March 2017
The Regional Panel members and PIL panel lists have been updated.
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15 February 2017
Updates to all panel lists
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27 January 2017
Updated Panel B and Panel C lists. Announcement of new Panel C members.
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23 December 2016
Updated PIL list
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9 December 2016
Panel C list updated
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18 November 2016
update
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27 September 2016
Update to text
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16 September 2016
update to panel c
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16 September 2016
updates to panel counsel recruitment
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31 August 2016
Updates to panel counsel lists
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26 July 2016
Latest C panel list published
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4 July 2016
List of new appointees
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16 June 2016
update to Junior junior
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16 June 2016
Update of the term 'Baby barristers' to 'Junior juniors'
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15 June 2016
Update to lists A,B,C and regional
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6 May 2016
Updated Panel A, B and regional lists.
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5 May 2016
Panel C list updated
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19 April 2016
Updated list
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14 April 2016
Dates for appointments.
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7 April 2016
Panel list updated
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7 April 2016
List updated
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1 March 2016
C Panel list updated.
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24 February 2016
Updated panel counsel lists.
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22 February 2016
New competition announced.
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11 February 2016
Updated lists for February 2016.
270.
4 February 2016
Competition details updated.
271.
22 December 2015
Regional Panel Counsel information for December 2015 added.
272.
20 November 2015
Contact details for baby barristers scheme updated.
273.
10 November 2015
Update to Panel C list.
274.
5 November 2015
New C Panel Counsel list updated for November 2015.
275.
2 November 2015
Competition closed. List of Regional Panel appointees published following the 2015 competition.
276.
16 October 2015
New regional panel information added.
277.
2 October 2015
Panel B list updated.
278.
28 September 2015
Competition details updated.
279.
28 September 2015
Competition details updated.
280.
23 September 2015
Attachments updated
281.
14 September 2015
Update to Panel C list.
282.
3 September 2015
Panel Counsel lists updated.
283.
14 August 2015
Attachment updated.
284.
14 August 2015
Update to Panel Counsel lists.
285.
12 August 2015
New competition announced.
286.
31 July 2015
The Regional Panel Competition 2015 closed at 12pm on 31 July.
287.
20 July 2015
Panel A list updated.
288.
1 July 2015
Update to Panel Counsel file.
289.
1 July 2015
New Regional Panel Counsel document.
290.
29 June 2015
New competition announced.
291.
12 June 2015
Upcoming competition announced.
292.
12 June 2015
Attachment updated.
293.
8 June 2015
Attachments updated.
294.
13 May 2015
New panel C list added for May 2015.
295.
27 March 2015
The 2015 london A & B Panel competition is closed.
296.
2 March 2015
Updated Panel Counsel lists.
297.
24 February 2015
The Attorney General is seeking to appoint new members to one of his panels of junior counsel in London, the A and B panels.
298.
7 November 2014
Updated Regional Panel November 2014
299.
10 July 2014
Latest information available.
300.
29 April 2014
Updated panel list available.
301.
14 April 2014
Updated panel lists now available
302.
3 March 2014
Updated membership lists
303.
28 February 2014
Updated to include information regarding the 2013 competition
304.
28 January 2014
Regional panel list updated
305.
10 January 2014
Latest list available
306.
2 January 2014
B panel list update
307.
1 November 2013
First published.
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