Legal Services Commission

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The Legal Services Commission was a non-departmental public body in England and Wales responsible for administering the legal aid system before its functions were transferred to the Legal Aid Agency.

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instanceOf non-departmental public body
public body in England and Wales
appliesTo civil legal aid
criminal legal aid
areaServed England and Wales
country United Kingdom
dissolved 2013
endDate 2013
foundedBy Access to Justice Act 1999
functionTransferredTo Legal Aid Agency
headquartersLocation London
linked to: London, England
jurisdiction England and Wales
legalBasis Access to Justice Act 1999
operatedIn England
Wales
oversightOf Community Legal Service
Criminal Defence Service
parentOrganization Ministry of Justice
partOf legal aid system in England and Wales
predecessor Legal Aid Board
replaced Legal Aid Board
replacedBy Legal Aid Agency
responsibleFor administration of the legal aid system in England and Wales
sector justice
startDate 2000
typeOfAid publicly funded legal services

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Department for Constitutional Affairs oversaw Legal Services Commission
Access to Justice Act 1999 createdBody Legal Services Commission
Access to Justice Act 1999 replacedBody Legal Aid Board
linked to: Legal Services Commission
Access to Justice Act 1999 containsPart Part I – The Legal Services Commission
linked to: Legal Services Commission
Access to Justice Act 1999 administeredBy Legal Services Commission
Legal Services Commission predecessor Legal Aid Board
linked to: Legal Services Commission
Legal Services Commission replaced Legal Aid Board
linked to: Legal Services Commission