Elected members of the Bar Council have important responsibilities. They are chosen by lawyers to represent their interests and make decisions for the legal profession. Their main job is to help all lawyers, especially young and new lawyers, by solving problems and giving guidance.

They make rules about how lawyers should work, help improve training and education, and protect lawyers’ rights. They also talk to the government about changes in laws that affect lawyers. Elected members should be honest, fair, and work hard for everyone in the profession.

In short, Bar Council members make life better for lawyers, support their growth, and ensure the profession stays fair and strong.