"Professions are made up of diverse interest groups, sometimes making it difficult to achieve intraprofessional consensus on regulatory issues. As is widely acknowledged, over the past thirty years, the legal profession has changed dramatically. Traditional professional monopolies have been removed, or at least substantially redrawn; an increasing gap in status (perhaps) and remuneration (definitely) has emerged, and the work of these stakeholders has increasingly stratified and specialized, affecting the legal profession as a whole..."---Boon, A & Webb, J. 2010. "The Legal Professions as Stakeholders in the Academy of England and Wales" in F. Cownie (Ed) Stakeholders in the Law School. Oxford: Hart Publishing, p. 16.

In light of the above quotation, identify and discuss in full the role of at least four stakeholders (i.e., office of the Ombudsman, Law Reform and Development Commission, Board for Legal Education, Attorney-General, Prosecutor-General, Law Society of Namibia, Judicial Service Commission, Society of Advocates, and Magistrates Commission or any other relevant body) of the legal profession.

You answer should demonstrate an understanding of the respect mandates of each of these stakeholders, their legal basis and the legal framework that governs their work and their overall interaction and engagement with the broader legal community.