A Law Commission is an independent body established to review and recommend reforms to the law in a specific jurisdiction. Its primary goal is to ensure that laws are fair, modern, and effective. Law Commissions often conduct research, consult with stakeholders, and publish reports outlining proposed changes to legislation. Typically, a Law Commission focuses on specific areas of law, such as criminal law, family law, or contract law. By addressing outdated or complex legal provisions, these commissions aim to simplify legal processes and improve access to justice for all citizens. Their recommendations can lead to significant legislative changes.