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@Schwede66: I notice you've changed Mason's postnominals from QC to KC. When the gender of the monarch changes from male to female, it's my understanding that (living) King's Counsel automatically become Queen's Counsel, presumably with a concomitant change of post-nominal – e.g. see this from the New Zealand Law Society. So Mason's postnominals would, from 1952, include QC not KC. Thoughts? Paora (talk) 22:41, 17 April 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Paora: Whilst I have certainly read that document before, I must have skipped that section. I’m going through the list at the moment and will update things. We should add this snippet of info in the list article and should think about how it could be captured in the table itself. Meanwhile, feel free to fix what I’ve stuffed up or I will. Schwede66 23:05, 17 April 2021 (UTC)[reply]
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