Appellate tribunal reforms expand appeal jurisdiction to narcotics and money laundering orders and modify bench and leadership rules. Section 12 is reworked to redefine the Appellate Tribunal's remit and composition: its description is simplified; appellate jurisdiction is extended to include specified orders under the narcotics statute and the Prevention of Money laundering law; qualification language for members is omitted; bench composition is changed to permit one- or two-member benches; and new provisions require the senior-most member to act as Chairman during vacancies or the Chairman's absence until a new or returning Chairman assumes duties.
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Appellate tribunal reforms expand appeal jurisdiction to narcotics and money laundering orders and modify bench and leadership rules.
Section 12 is reworked to redefine the Appellate Tribunal's remit and composition: its description is simplified; appellate jurisdiction is extended to include specified orders under the narcotics statute and the Prevention of Money laundering law; qualification language for members is omitted; bench composition is changed to permit one- or two-member benches; and new provisions require the senior-most member to act as Chairman during vacancies or the Chairman's absence until a new or returning Chairman assumes duties.
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