Advancing Administrative Justice
The Administrative Justice and Tribunals Council keeps under review the administrative justice system as a whole with a view to making it accessible, fair and efficient. We seek to ensure that the relationships between the courts, tribunals, ombudsmen and alternative dispute resolution providers satisfactorily reflect the needs of users.
What is administrative justice?
Government regulates various aspects of our everyday lives, making decisions in relation to individual people. ‘Administrative justice’ includes the procedures for making such decisions, the law that regulates decision-making, and the systems (such as the various tribunals and ombudsmen) that enable people to challenge these decisions.
Adjust Newsletter - December 2009
The AJTC's quarterly electronic newsletter features all the latest news and articles from the Council and across the administrative justice world. View
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Recruitment of Fee Paid Employment Judges
The Judicial Appointments Commission have launched a campaign to recruit fee paid Employment Judges.
(04 February 2010) More..
Review of Tribunals Operating in Wales
The Welsh Committee of the AJTC has today published its first Special Report which reviews tribunals operating in Wales.
(29 January 2010) More..