That is very pertinent to the whole question of tribunals all over the place. The idea is to deliver justice in a way that is more accessible than the courts. The timelines are not as long. The decisions are made by people familiar with the territory in which the complaint comes forward.
Tribunals are typically responsible for dealing with one or a very small number of pieces of legislation. They are specialized and, as a matter of fact, the courts often refer to them as expert tribunals.
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