Article 172 of the Constitution charges the Commission to facilitate the Judiciary to dispense justice to all in an efficient, effective, and accountable manner. This is accomplished by recruiting judges, magistrates, registrars, kadhis, and judicial staff; continuing education and training of judges and judicial officers; handling petitions against judges and complaints against judicial officers and staff; and advising the national Government on improving the efficiency of the administration of justice.

This outcome focuses on delivering justice in a way that is transparent, inclusive, and responsive to the needs of all stakeholders. Key aspects include:

• Increased Satisfaction: Enhancing stakeholder satisfaction with the administration of justice.
• Accountability and Transparency: Strengthening accountability and transparency in judicial processes.
• Organizational Performance: Improving overall performance of the judiciary, with an emphasis on inclusivity and accessibility to justice for all members of society.