Bencher Voter Guide

Bianca Kratt, KC

District
Calgary
Organization
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
Location
Calgary
Call year
2003
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Perspectives

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AI

AI and the Practice of Law

Not addressed in their statement.

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Regulatory Burden

Regulatory Burden on Solo and Small Firm

Speaks to practical, fair and proportionate regulation that evolves with the profession. Application to solo and small-firm burden is inferred.

Inferred
  • Proportionate regulation
Evidence and limits

Inferred · Policy principle, Inferred relevance. A narrow, reasonable interpretation or topic connection that is not directly stated. Read the reasoning and limitations.

As the legal profession evolves, regulation must evolve with it. I believe good regulation should be practical, fair and proportionate.

The proportionality principle is explicit, but the candidate does not apply it specifically to solo or small-firm compliance.

What this doesn't show

  • The statement does not support an inference of lower fees, fewer audits, exemptions or reduced public protection.
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A2J

Access to Justice through Allied Professionals

Not addressed in their statement.

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Candidate statements

Election statement

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Supplemental statement

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