The Law Commission is a statutory independent body that is dedicated to keeping the law of England and Wales under review and recommending reforms when necessary. Their main goal is to ensure that the law is fair, modern, simple, and cost-effective. To achieve this, the Law Commission conducts extensive research, consultations, and analysis in order to make systematic recommendations for consideration by Parliament.

They also work to codify the law, eliminate anomalies, repeal obsolete and unnecessary enactments, and reduce the number of separate statutes. As an independent body, the Law Commission has the freedom to select projects, conduct them efficiently, and make recommendations to the government. Their commitment to independence ensures they can provide impartial and well-informed advice on law reform.

Whether it's through reviewing existing laws, proposing new legislation, or simplifying legal processes, the Law Commission plays a vital role in shaping the legal landscape of England and Wales