Tribunal hears appeals

A tribunal is a formal decision-making body that reviews and resolves disputes or appeals related to specific areas like employment, social security, or immigration. When someone disagrees with an original decision made by a government agency or authority, they can ask the tribunal to reconsider it. The tribunal listens to both sides, examines evidence, and then makes an independent ruling. This process provides an accessible alternative to court proceedings and helps ensure decisions are fair and based on the law.