It is a website for the global community of legal sector regulators, and those working in legal sector regulation.

The community manager decides what to include, anything that they are unsure about will be referred to the governance group for approval.  So far, the bank contains some content suggested and provided by our current members.  To this we hope to add the Singapore ICLR conference papers, subject to the consent of the presenters.  But…

At the moment groups are set up by the Community manager.  If you would like one, please do get in touch and suggest it. We’ll try our best to help you.

Yes. Inside the Regulator Community there are groups which are just for regulators, and members can have groups set up which are just for specified people. The idea is to support confidential work as well as work that benefits from wider participation. It’s very much like a real conference, where there are private conversations as…

When the website first launched membership was by email invitation which was sent to those who had previously attended an ICLR conference.  However, we would like to widen participation in ICLR.net and attendance at a conference is not a mandatory requirement for membership of the online community. To be eligible, people need to fall into…

Governance of ICLR.net is provided by a group of regulators who have organised ICLR conferences: the current hosts (The Netherlands Bar), the last two conference hosts (The Ministry of Law – Singapore and The DC Office of Disciplinary Counsel) and the Solicitors Regulation Authority in England and Wales which supports the website as part of its…

There is a public area and a private members’ area. The public area has a bank of research and papers about legal sector regulation, and information about conferences. The private area is called the Regulator Community. It allows members to post their views to the whole community, to groups of members, or to individual members….