Consultative Bodies definition

Consultative Bodies means The Law Society, the Legal Aid Practitioners Group, and The Bar Council. For civil Contract Work, Consultative Bodies also includes the Advice Services Alliance;
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Consultative Bodies means The Law Society, the Legal Aid Practitioners Group, the Bar Council and the Advice Services Alliance;
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Consultative Bodies means The Law Society, the Legal Aid Practitioners Group, The Bar Council, the London Criminal Law Solicitors Association, the Criminal Bar Association and the London Criminal Courts Solicitors Association (and any other body we may agree with you to consult in accordance with this Contract);
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Examples of Consultative Bodies in a sentence

  • We will only amend the SMP Reconciliation Protocol during the life of this Contract by agreement with the Consultative Bodies or in accordance with the principles and procedures set out in Clause 13 of the Standard Terms (as if the SMP Reconciliation Protocol were a Contract Document).

  • If a proposed amendment to the Contract Documents affects both Providers and CLA Providers and we have consulted with the Consultative Bodies in respect of such amendment and the terms of the contract under which we have consulted the Consultative Bodes permits us to make such amendment, we shall be entitled to make such amendment to the relevant Contract Document without your consent.

  • We may not amend the Costs Assessment Manual without prior consultation with the Consultative Bodies.

  • If we reasonably consider that there is an urgent need to make any amendment under this Contract, consultation will last three weeks or such lesser period as may be agreed with the CLA Provider or the Consultative Bodies from time to time.

  • Without limiting Clauses 13.2, 13.3, 13.4, 13.5, 13.6 and 13.8 we may amend the Contract if we reasonably consider, and the Consultative Bodies agree (suchagreement not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed), the relevant amendment to be of a minor nature.

  • If we reasonably consider that there is an urgent need to make the amendment, consultation with the Provider or the Consultative Bodies (as applicable) will last three weeks.

  • We may make such amendments without the agreement of the Consultative Bodies if any Consultative Body unreasonably withholds or delays their agreement.

  • If a proposed amendment affects both Providers and Welfare Benefits Contract (2016) Providers and we have consulted with the Consultative Bodies in respect of such amendment and the terms of the contract under which we have consulted the Consultative Bodies permits us to make such amendment, we shall be entitled to make such amendment to the relevant Contract Document without your consent.


More Definitions of Consultative Bodies

Consultative Bodies means the Law Society, the Bar Council and the Legal Aid Practitioners’ Group;
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Consultative Bodies means The Law Society and where the context requires, the Advice Services Alliance and/or The Bar Council;
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Related to Consultative Bodies

  • Auditors means the auditors for the time being of the Company;

  • Contractor’s Representative means the individual authorised to act on behalf of the Contractor for the purposes of the Contract. The initial Contractor’s representative is as indicated in the Form of Agreement.

  • Regulatory Services Provider means the organization which provides regulatory services to BSEF pursuant to a Regulatory Services Agreement.