What is the role of Parliament in making provisions for the effective functioning and speedy disposal of cases by tribunals?
The role of Parliament in making provisions for the effective functioning and speedy disposal of cases by tribunals is to enact laws that establish administrative tribunals for the Union and separate ones for each State or for two or more States. These laws may specify the jurisdiction, powers, authority, and procedures (including rules of evidence) that the tribunals are to follow. They can also exclude the jurisdiction of all courts except the Supreme Court, transfer cases pending before other courts to the tribunals, repeal or amend any order made by the President, and make incidental and consequential provisions as necessary for their effective functioning.