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Question 1

The Social Entitlement Chamber

Answer 1

covers a wide range of matters such as child support, criminal injuries compensation and gender recognition

Question 2

The Health, Education and Social Care Chamber

Answer 2

includes the former Mental Health
Review Tribunal which dealt with appeals against the continued detention of those in
mental hospitals; also deals with special educational needs issues

Question 3

Other types of chambers

Answer 3

The War Pensions and Armed Forces Compensation Chamber

The War Pensions and Armed Forces Compensation Chamber
• The General Regulatory Chamber
• The Taxation Chamber
• The Land, Property and Housing Chamber
• The Asylum and Immigration Chamber

Question 4

The Administrative Appeals Chamber

Answer 4

which hears appeals from the Social Entitlement Chamber, the Health, Education and Social Care Chamber and the War Pensions and Armed Forces Compensation Chamber

Question 5

What are the 4 upper tribunals?

Answer 5

• The Tax and Chancery Chamber
• The Lands Chamber
• The Asylum and Immigration Chamber
• The Administrative Appeals Chamber,

Question 6

What are the two types of tribunals

Answer 6

two types of tribunals: policy orientated tribunals (administrative tribunal) and court substituted tribunals (domestic tribunal).

Question 7

What do administrative tribunal is do

Answer 7

Administrative tribunals were created to deal with disputes between individuals, groups and state agencies. Its main purpose was to look at not only the wording of the legislation, but also examine the spirit and policy of the legislation.