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At the outset, let me express my sincere thanks to Karen O'Brien in the Office of Parliamentary Legal Advisers and Owen Garvey, assistant parliamentary counsel, for their invaluable research and drafting assistance. Also, my thanks to Luke Norton in the Bills Office for his assistance … curtilage of the buildings are situated but also all farm and agricultural land. If accepted, it would introduce a greater level of legal clarity for farmers and landowners. It would also significantly expand the scope of the physical area that would be captured within the law of trespass
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recommends that this review should examine the Legal Aid Board's ability to recruit and retain in-house solicitors and sufficient external expertise and look at the salaries of current and future in-house solicitors, private practitioner fees and counsel fees. Has the review been initiated
Office of Parliamentary Counsel for review. In addition, the plan mandates faster release of NCID data and deeper sectoral analysis to further strengthen transparency and accountability in the sector.
We will also strengthen the Injuries Resolution Board. We plan to move at pace on legal reform and cost
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Migration the steps he is taking to ensure that all victims of domestic and gender-based violence have access to emergency accommodation, counselling, legal support, and financial assistance; the measures being taken to improve the collection of data on incidents of violence against women
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