Legal, social and cultural specialists conduct scientific research, develop or develop concepts, theories and work methods or apply law, information and storage and collection of man-made objects, psychology, social welfare, politics, economics, history, religion, languages, sociology , knowledge of other social sciences, art and entertainment. Competent work in many occupations in this core subgroup requires skills assigned to ISCO qualification level four.The main tasks performed by the employees of this main subgroup: performing legal science research works; drafting of laws and regulatory documents; advising clients on legal matters; submission of claims and representation in court; presiding over court hearings; management and maintenance of library and gallery archive collections; creation or improvement of concepts, theories and work methods or application of social science knowledge; conception, creation and performance of works of literature and art; interpreting and communicating news, ideas, impressions and facts.The professions of this main subgroup are divided into the following groups:261 Legal professionals262 Librarians, archive and museum specialists263 Social and religious specialists264 Authors, journalists and linguists265 Creative workers and performers