The role of an adjudicator is primarily to judge performance. An adjudicator is responsible for objectively assessing and evaluating the skills, abilities, or performances of individuals or groups in a competition, event, or dispute. They determine the winners, assign scores or rankings, and provide feedback based on their judgments. While an adjudicator may consider evidence or evaluate claims during the process, their main focus and responsibility lie in assessing performance and rendering fair and impartial judgments. They may also moderate discussions in certain contexts to ensure fair and orderly proceedings, but it is not a core function of their role.
