Remuneration Committee

Executives: Adrian Vincent/ Nell Ferrall

Co-chair: Mike Horne KC– Serjeants' Inn Chambers 

Co-chair: Richard Wright KC- Park Square Barristers

 

Family vice chair: Shiva Ancliffe KC– Coram Chambers

Criminal vice chair: Tom Little KC– 9 Gough Square

Civil (private) vice chair: Martyn McLeish – Cloisters

 

Members:

Nicholas Bacon KC - 4 New Square Chambers

Nicola Greaney KC – 39 Essex Chambers  

Sean O'sullivan KC- 4 Pump Court

Richard Vallat KC– Pump Court Tax Chambers

Nicholas Worsley KC – St Paul's Chambers

Scott Baldwin – Senior Clerk, St John's Buildings Chambers

Sarah Branson – Coram Chambers

Greg Cox - Simpson Millar Solicitors

Richard Croxson – Govericks Ltd

Ruth Reed - Costs Lawyer, Doughty Street Chambers.

Dave Scothern – Chambers Director, 5SAH barristers

Mat Swallow - Chambers Director, Blackstone Chambers     

David Taylor – St Johns Buildings

Tara Vindis - Deka Chambers 

Joe Wilson - Chief Executive and Director of Clerking at St Philips Chambers

 

The Terms of Reference of the Committee are to provide support to the Bar Council in taking forward the aspects of its strategic plan that relate to remuneration and taxation and to advise its members on remuneration matters generally. This will include:

a. Leading Bar Council consultation responses on remuneration and taxation issues;

b. Hosting and attending stakeholder meetings and proactively lobbying decision-making bodies;

c. Monitoring the effect of changes to legal aid and private funding regimes;

d. Considering and revising the terms upon which barristers accept work;

e. Overseeing an efficient Fees Collection and Joint Tribunal Service;

f. Providing advice to the Bar in remuneration matters, including legal aid, private funding and barristers' taxation and pensions;

g. The Remuneration Committee will support all other strategic aims of the Bar Council, as published.

 

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