The Westminster Legal Policy Forum aims to provide the premier environment for policy makers in Parliament, Whitehall and government agencies to engage with key stakeholders. These include legal professionals and their advisors, interest groups, citizen groups, public service providers, local authorities the voluntary sector and academia, along with members of the reporting press.

In planning its programme of events, the Forum consults parliamentarians, senior departmental officials, regulators, industry representatives and major interest groups.

The Westminster Legal Policy Forum is completely impartial and has no policy agenda of its own. While we are grateful for the support and advice on themes that we receive from sponsors, all editorial decisions remain with the Forum in order to maintain impartiality.

Should you have any booking queries, please email jayne.cole@westminsterforumprojects.co.uk.

In Production

The following issues are being considered for future events:

• Bill of rights
• Immigration
• Financing ageing Britain
• Standards and choice in the legal profession
• Third sector
• 'A rehabilitation revolution'- next steps in skills and resettlement for prisoners
• Copyright law
• Legal aid
• Civil liberties
• Employment and social law - the UK and Europe
• Libel laws - challenges for reform
• The role and remit of the Information Commissioner
• Community cohesion - building safer communities

Parliamentary Patrons of the Forum

The parliamentary patrons of the Westminster Legal Policy Forum are: Lord Brennan QC, Christopher Chope OBE MP, Jeremy Corbyn MP, Lord Craig of Radley, David Davies MP, Jonathan Djanogly MP, Rt Hon Baroness D'Souza, Lord Dubs, Rt Hon Lord Fraser of Carmyllie QC, Baroness Gibson of Market Rasen OBE, Dominic Grieve MP, Baroness Henig CBE, Rt Hon David Lammy MP, Lord Lester of Herne Hill, Rt Hon Lord Mackay of Clashfern, Rt Hon Lord Maclennan of Rogart, Rt Hon Alun Michael MP, Baroness O'Neill of Bengarve, The Earl of Onslow, Baroness Stern, Emily Thornberry MP, Andrew Turner MP, Robert Walter MP, Dr Alan Whitehead MP and Jeremy Wright MP. Note: parliamentary patrons take no financial interest in the Forum.