Act17
Enacted 2026

The Tribunals Reforms Act, 2026

In force 24 sections Law and Justice

Act 17 of 2026 Enacted 13 Aug 2026 Department Department of Legal Affairs

Administered by. Ministry of Law and Justice, Department of Legal Affairs · Other Acts of 2026

Sections

Type to filter. 24 sections.

  1. 1Short title and commencement
  2. 2Definitions
  3. 3National Tribunals Commission
  4. 4Powers and functions of Commission
  5. 5Appointment, term of office, etc., of Chairperson of Commission and Members of Commission
  6. 6Resignation and removal of Chairperson of Commission and Members of Commission
  7. 7Vacancy, etc., not to invalidate actions
  8. 8Secretariat of Commission
  9. 9Meetings of Commission
  10. 10Grants by Central Government
  11. 11Accounts and audit
  12. 12Furnishing of annual report to Central Government
  13. 13Search-cum-Selection Committees
  14. 14Appointment of Chairperson and Members of Tribunals
  15. 15Empanelment of experts
  16. 16Removal of Chairperson and Members of Tribunals
  17. 17Term of office of Chairperson and Member of Tribunal
  18. 18Qualifications, manner of selection, etc., of Chairpersons and Members of Tribunals under certain enactments to be governed by this Act
  19. 19Power of Commission to make regulations
  20. 20Power of Central Government to make rules
  21. 21Protection of action taken in good faith
  22. 22Act to have overriding effect
  23. 23Power to remove difficulties
  24. 24Repeal and savings

Schedules

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Related Acts

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