Policy paper

Government's response to LSB's recommendation for ITMA designation as Licensing Authority

Government's response to Legal Services Board's recommendation for Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys designation as Licensing Authority.

• From: Ministry of Justice and Shailesh Vara
• Published: 6 March 2014

This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

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Government's response to Legal Services Board's recommendation for Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys designation as Licensing Authority.

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The Government has decided to accept the Legal Services Board’s recommendation that the Lord Chancellor make an order designating the Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys as a Licensing Authority for the reserved legal activities of the exercise of a right of audience, conduct of litigation, reserved instrument activities and the administration of oaths.

Published 6 March 2014