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COLP/COFA separation could have had ‘unintentional consequences’ as SRA outlines next steps
The Solicitors Regulations Authority has confirmed it will “work with stakeholders, including through working groups” to identify alternatives to the proposals to separate compliance officer roles from those with unilateral decision making. Last month the SRA said it would “pause” those plans after it faced backlash from the profession. Now the regulator says it acknowledged feedback the “original approach could

COLP/COFA separation could have had ‘unintentional consequences’ as SRA outlines next steps
The Solicitors Regulations Authority has confirmed it will “work with stakeholders, including through working groups” to identify alternatives to the proposals to separate compliance officer roles from those with unilateral decision making. Last month the SRA said it would “pause” those plans after it faced backlash from the profession. Now the regulator says it acknowledged feedback the “original approach could
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