The Law Commission (UK)

The Law Commission in the UK is an independent body established in 1965 to review and recommend reforms to the law. Its main goal is to make laws simpler, fairer, and more relevant to modern society. The Commission conducts in-depth studies on specific areas of law, produces reports with proposals for change, and works with the government to implement these recommendations. By doing so, it aims to ensure that the legal system remains effective and accessible for everyone.