Administrative Justice Council

“The Administrative Justice Council is invaluable, having oversight of the whole administrative justice system. It brings together a range of experts who work together to identify areas where the system can be more coherent and to ensure it is accessible, fair and efficient for all its users.”

Sir Keith Lindblom, Chair

About AJC

Find out more information about the Council, including membership, meeting minutes and annual reports.

Latest Updates

Read the latest publications and activities.

Working Groups

The AJC has two working groups established to explore areas that have been identified as requiring further consideration.

Panels

The panels provide research and advice to the Council on matters related to administrative justice.

Contact

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• About the AJC

  The Administrative Justice Council (AJC) is the oversight body for the administrative justice system in the UK, advising government, including the devolved governments, and the judiciary on the development of that system. The AJC has the following aims: Purpose The AJC’s purpose will be to help make the administrative justice system increasingly accessible, fair and […]

• AJC latest updates

  News Expressions of interest: Administrative Justice Council Membership, 30 July 2024 The Administrative Justice Council welcomes expressions of interest for a seat on the Council. The Council is a non-statutory oversight body for the administrative justice system throughout the UK, advising government, including the devolved governments, and the judiciary on the development of that system. […]

• AJC Panels

  Advice Sector Panel The Advice Sector Panel provides the Council with research and advice from the not-for-profit advice sector who have ground level experience of advising those who come into contact with the administrative justice system. The Advice Sector Panel has the following aims: The membership consists of representatives from the not-for-profit advice sector and legal […]

• AJC Working groups

  The AJC currently has two active working groups that have been identified as requiring further consideration: Addressing disadvantaged people in the administrative justice system and Digitisation and the tribunal user experience in the modernised tribunal service. Previous working groups have included: