Elected Bar Council members have many important responsibilities toward advocates, and their main duty is to protect the rights and interests of the legal community. They ensure that the enrolment process for new lawyers is smooth, fair, and transparent. They also help advocate for better facilities in courts, such as proper seating, clean spaces, and digital services. Another key duty is to listen to the problems faced by lawyers—whether related to harassment, unfair treatment, delays, or professional issues—and take action to resolve them.

Elected members are responsible for maintaining professional standards and discipline in the legal profession. They must handle complaints against advocates in a fair and unbiased manner. They also work to create training programs, seminars, and workshops that help lawyers grow in their career.

During Bar Council meetings, elected members represent the voice of advocates and make decisions that affect the legal profession as a whole. They must act honestly, avoid favoritism, and always follow ethical rules. Their role is not just administrative but supportive—ensuring that advocates have a reliable system, better opportunities, and a strong platform to raise their concerns. Overall, they are expected to work for the welfare and progress of all advocates.