UK lawyer-peers to declare work in House of Lords
Lord Goldsmith, who said he would have to take a leave of absence from the House of Lords
UPDATED. Following a lengthy debate involving prominent lawyer-peers in the UK, the House of Lords has agreed that a requirement that its members declare work and earnings from governments of foreign states in a register of interests should override the duty of confidentiality that counsel and arbitrators owe to their clients.
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