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Hear Ms McLeay reflect on the regulation perspective of wellbeing and sexual harassment across the profession, providing an update on the VLSB+C’s ongoing projects in these key areas.
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FREE ACCESS – Victorian Legal Services Board and Commissioner: Future of the Profession – initiatives and insight
Discussion: Victorian Legal Services Board and Commissioner Fiona McLeay & Dr Matthew Collins AM QC, President of the Bar
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