How does the appropriate Legislature's power to make laws relate to establishing tribunals?
The appropriate Legislature's power to make laws relates to establishing tribunals by providing for the adjudication or trial of disputes, complaints, or offences with respect to specified matters. The legislature can create laws that establish and regulate administrative tribunals, define their jurisdiction, powers, authority, and procedures. This includes setting rules on evidence, limitation, transferring cases from courts, and making consequential provisions for the effective functioning of these tribunals.