English Law Commission

The Law Commission is a government body in England and Wales responsible for reviewing and updating the country’s laws. Its goal is to ensure laws are fair, modern, and effective by thoroughly examining existing legislation, identifying outdated or unclear laws, and recommending reforms. The Commission conducts research and consults with experts and the public before suggesting changes, which, when accepted, are then drafted into new or amended laws for Parliament to approve and implement. Overall, it helps keep the legal system clear, consistent, and responsive to societal needs.