The Government has taken action to address these issues, for example Decision No. 54 of 4 February 2004, which established the Council for Coordinating Efforts to Improve the Provision of Professional Legal Assistance and set up working groups to prepare draft policy frameworks for reforming the Kyrgyz bar and State-guaranteed legal aid, whose members include parliamentary deputies, representatives of the President &apos; s Office, the Prime Minister &apos; s Office, the Ministry of Justice, private attorneys, lawyers representing voluntary associations and the Kyrgyz Lawyers &apos; Union, the Soros-Kyrgyzstan Foundation, the ARD/Checci Commercial Law Project, and the American Bar Association.
The Government has taken action to address these issues, for example Decision No. 54 of 4 February 2004, which established the Council for Coordinating Efforts to Improve the Provision of Professional Legal Assistance and set up working groups to prepare draft policy frameworks for reforming the Kyrgyz bar and State-guaranteed legal aid, whose members include parliamentary deputies, representatives of the President &apos; s Office, the Prime Minister &apos; s Office, the Ministry of Justice, private attorneys, lawyers representing voluntary associations and the Kyrgyz Lawyers &apos; Union, the Soros-Kyrgyzstan Foundation, the ARD/Checci Commercial Law Project, and the American Bar Association.