The Consumer Protection Council of Tamil Nadu has urged the Revenue Minister to establish a high-powered commission to address numerous complaints regarding the Updating of Registry (UDR) documents. At a recent annual general meeting, the council highlighted that many issues, such as incorrect survey numbers, misspelled names, and discrepancies in land documents, have resulted in significant delays and legal disputes. The resolution proposed that this commission operate with quasi-judicial status and be equipped with adequate infrastructure to resolve these issues within a year, thereby relieving the courts of such cases. Furthermore, the council emphasized the importance of implementing a fool-proof digitized record system, utilizing technologies like GPS and remote sensing to prevent future errors. In addition to the UDR issues, the council called for the government to pass the Clinical Establishment Act to ensure transparency in hospital services and to fill vacancies in the State and District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commissions. The council also suggested that the Chief Minister engage with consumer organizations similarly to how he interacts with trade and industry representatives.