If the complainant is a ‘constitutional office bearer,’ a term not clearly defined by the pre-existing laws, the Provincial Government will appoint a tribunal judge for the case. This raises serious concerns about the system’s impartiality, as critics fear the government will appoint its blue eyed judge as part of tribunal to get desired verdicts. Such actions could undermine the integrity of the judicial process and stifle free speech, turning the law into a tool for oppression.