Why? Because the system was never designed to scale. The new Tribunals Reforms Bill, 2026 proposes a National Tribunals Commission to fix this; but will it really work? The key isn’t just more bureaucracy; it’s smarter governance. Think: fixed tenures, tech-driven tracking, and financial independence from the very ministries they judge. The real test? Not whether we create another commission; but whether the average citizen sees their case resolved in months, not years. After all, justice delayed isn’t just inconvenient; it’s costly for businesses, harmful for the environment, and erodes public trust. Let’s hope this reform doesn’t get buried under its own paperwork.