What is the primary difference between a human rights commission and a human rights tribunal? P$\mathrm{.}342-343$

a$.$ Cases are heard before tribunals, but it is commissions that decide upon the appropriate remedy

b$.$ Commissions usually provide education, outreach, and promote compliance with human rights legislation whereas tribunals generally decide specific cases

c$.$ Tribunals determine whether or not there is sufficient evidence to proceed to a hearing in front of a commission

d$.$ There is no difference except that in some jurisdictions they are called commissions and in others they are called tribunals