The Bar Liaison Committee (BLC) is the representative body of members of Hall, i.e. members of the Inn who have been called to the Bar but are not Masters of the Bench of the Inn.
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The Bar Liaison Committee
Consisting of elected, co-opted and ex-officio members, including representatives from the circuits, the committee is responsible for ensuring that the voice of members of the Inn are heard at all levels of the Inn’s governance.
Members of the BLC sit on the Inn’s committees and sub-committees; Executive Committee, Education & Training, Scholarships, Outreach, Advocacy Training, Estates, Finance, Archives and International committees, as well as assisting Masters of the Bench in overseeing a wide range of other responsibilities such as marshalling, mooting, debating, the car park, the cellar, the student association, to name but a few.
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