The bar of jurisdiction prevents:

According to Section 50 of the PERA Act 2024, the bar of jurisdiction specifically prevents judicial interference in matters governed by the Act. This means that ordinary courts cannot stay, suspend, or otherwise intervene in enforcement actions, inquiries, or proceedings conducted under the PERA framework unless explicitly authorized by the Act.

This provision ensures that enforcement authorities can operate without unnecessary delays or obstruction from courts that do not have designated jurisdiction. It preserves the integrity and efficiency of the PERA enforcement system, allowing officers and designated authorities to carry out their responsibilities in accordance with the law.

By preventing judicial interference, the PERA Act maintains procedural clarity, accountability, and legal certainty, ensuring that matters are addressed in the proper forum. This mechanism also reinforces public confidence in the enforcement system, as actions taken under the Act are protected from unauthorized or disruptive court interventions.