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Practising certificate fees could rise by 12% next year to plug a £5.4m deficit in the Bar Council’s defined benefit pension scheme. This would result in increases of between £13 and £198. Thereafter, the budget consultation paper said fees would be frozen for five years.
Practising certificate fees could rise by 12% next year to plug a £5.4m deficit in the Bar Council’s defined benefit pension scheme. This would result in increases of between £13 and £198. Thereafter, the budget consultation paper said fees would be frozen for five years.
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