A Parliamentary panel advocated that Tribal Justice systems needs to be brought by separate legislation in the Parliament with liberty to States to amend, add or modify according to the need of the particular State. The panel feels that non exposure of large number of tribal people to regular justice system has forced a large number of them to remain out of the ambit of mainstream justice delivery system. <br/><br/>The panel on Department of Personnel, Public Grievances, Law and Justice, headed by senior Congress leader Dr E M S Natchiappan today submitted its report to Parliament on Synergy between Tribal Justice System and Regular Justice System in the Country. He said the main reasons for the avoidance of regular judicial system by the tribal people in certain pockets of the country is due to expensive, lengthy and confusing procedural laws and lengthy procedures of the regular Courts.