Delivering Justice We want to hear from you. Send us your comments or ideas. Section 3 - The Judiciary Questions of competence and integrity assumed, judges will foster a new culture of activism that will involve them recommending and promoting reform for the better administration of justice in their courts. Where exercise of discretion permits, they will introduce new practices to spin the wheels of justice and to expand citizens' access to justice. Essentially, judges will be required to be better case managers and time-managers.
Judicial time is all-precious.
This means that judges, not lawyers, will be the pistons that drive cases to completion according to a strict time-table set by judges. Judges will robustly apply strict sanctions to parties who do not comply with procedures and time-tables. Much will depend on the energy and dynamism of the Chief Justice. Key Proposals Time-table I. Structure and Organization Establish an independent judicial and legal services Commission with representation from the Bar Association. Proceed or Pay' costs.