Administrative tribunals are established by whom?

• A. The Government
• B. The Judiciary
• C. Parliament
• D. Private sector

Answer: (A)

Administrative tribunals are created by the Government. They are set up to handle specific public-law disputes with specialized expertise, offering a faster, more focused path than ordinary courts. The Government takes the lead in establishing these bodies through enabling legislation and takes charge of funding and appointing their members. Parliament passes the laws that enable their creation, but the actual establishment and administration come from the Government, not the Judiciary or private sector.