Putting market outcomes on the centre stage The LSBs efforts to evaluate market change Robert Cross PSA 11 March 2016.

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Putting market outcomes on the centre stage The LSBs efforts to evaluate market change Robert Cross PSA 11 March 2016

Overview Who we are Turning objectives into outcomes Impacts and challenges Legal Services Board

Oversight regulation Legal Ombudsman CILEx Master of Faculties CILEx Regulation Legal Services Board

What disruption might look like Source: ONS, ARs, LSB Legal Services Board

Regulators statutory objectives Protecting and promoting the public interest Supporting the constitutional principle of the rule of law Improving access to justice Protecting and promoting the interests of consumers Promoting competition in the provision of services Encouraging an independent, strong, diverse and effective legal profession Increasing public understanding of the citizen’s legal rights and duties Promoting and maintaining adherence to the professional principles Source: Part 1 Legal Services Act 2007 Legal Services Board

Overview Who we are Turning objectives into outcomes Impacts and challenges Legal Services Board

The Evaluation Framework (1) Assess the outcomes associated with the regulatory objectives. Not organisational efficiency or functional performance. Developed via: LSB Board workshops Consultation with stakeholders Economic market segmentation framework Legal Services Board

Turning objectives into outcomes: 5 Perspectives, 14 outcomes Are the regulatory objectives being delivered? 1. Provider Diversity better matching client population Quality has improved Profession and judiciary have confidence in legal sector 2. Consumer Higher access to justice Confidence in legal services regulation Empowered in dealings with legal services 3. Public Confidence in legal sector Efficient legal system Confidence in standards and ethics of the profession 4. Market More competitive Affordable legal services Plurality of services 5. Investor Market attractive to all sources of finance Proportionate regulation Legal Services Board

The Evaluation Framework (2) Within each outcome Collation of available data and evidence Regulators data Research commissioned by the LSB and others Observation of trends over time Identification of knowledge gaps Assessment based on best evidence not causation Legal Services Board

Measuring quality Quality of legal services is improved overall Service quality Consumer satisfaction Service complaints Professional Negligence Claims Professional conduct Conduct complaints Technical competence Rejection rates for processes Quality mark schemes Insurance claims Legal Services Board

Overview Who we are Turning objectives into outcomes Impacts and challenges Legal Services Board

Impacts of evaluation: Example of innovation Evaluation framework highlights desired outcome of greater plurality of, and innovation in, legal services offered Baseline evaluation report highlights lack of information Evaluation investigation into competition highlights continued lack of information. LSB and SRA jointly commission research to look at levels of and barriers to innovation. SRA introduced SRA Innovate – a support service to help firms navigate regulatory issues related to new business ideas. Informing approaches in the Choice of Insurer project. Legal Services Board

Challenges Data issues in the sector: History of managing membership lists Cost benefit calculations of frontline data collection Limited scope to mandate data collection Limited research budget and wide variety of policy interests Problem of isolating cause and effects: Agents in the justice system Wider economic factors Time scales: Frequency of use of legal services Slow transmission mechanisms Legal Services Board

Summary LSB first to do this in legal services in E&W; Outputs help focus limited LSB resources, and hold regulators to account; Available data limited, but systematically closing gaps through research; Seeking to learn from approach in other sectors – how can we do this more effectively? Legal Services Board

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