Courts and Tribunals Bill: To consider the Bill
Committee hears from witnesses
The Commons General Committee is considering the Courts and Tribunals Bill, which will examine reforms to England and Wales's court system and tribunal infrastructure. This involves scrutinising proposed changes to how courts and tribunals operate, their jurisdiction, procedures, and potentially their funding and modernisation.
This bill affects access to justice for all citizens and businesses, impacting how legal disputes are resolved, criminal cases are tried, and administrative appeals are handled. Changes to courts and tribunals affect court waiting times, case backlogs, and the efficiency of the justice system, which has been under significant pressure since the pandemic.
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