Baroness Helena Kennedy QC stepped down as president of NCB at thecharity's summer reception, held at the Queen Elizabeth II conferencecentre in London on 12 July.
Baroness Kennedy, one of the UK's leading criminal lawyers and a humanrights champion, has been NCB's president since 1997.
Talking at the reception she highlighted the charity's achievements overthe past seven-and-a-half years.
"During my time as president, NCB has gone from strength to strength,developing its work on an ever-growing range of issues," she said.
"Key to our success is our role both as a partnership and a membershiporganisation, which means we are well placed to bring togetherprofessionals and policy makers to address the interests of children andyoung people."
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