The Bar Council is a professional body that represents barristers in a specific jurisdiction, ensuring high standards of practice and ethics within the legal profession. It plays a crucial role in regulating the conduct of barristers, providing training, and promoting access to justice. The council also advocates for the interests of its members and the legal system as a whole. In many countries, the Bar Council oversees the admission of new barristers, ensuring they meet the necessary qualifications and standards. It may also handle complaints against barristers and provide guidance on legal matters. The council works closely with other legal organizations, such as the Law Society and various courts, to maintain the integrity of the legal profession.