74CDirector-general, public advocate and Aboriginal and Torres Strait

74C Director-general, public advocate and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people commissioner etc may appear at proceedings 58 74D Court may order report about young person 58 74E Children and young people may have legal and other representative 59 74F Leave needed for litigation guardian 60 74G Legal representation of children and young people 60 74H Orders about legal representation of children and young people—all proceedings 60 74I Rule-making committee and court to have regard to youth justice principles 61 74K Proceedings dismissed or adjourned for care and protection reasons 62 74L Director-general must report to court, public advocate and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people commissioner 63 74M Court action after adjournment 64 Part 7B Procedural provisions—industrial or work safety matters 74N Industrial Court procedure 66 Division 8.1 Supreme Court criminal proceedings—preliminary 75 Application—pt 8 67 Division 8.2 Trial on indictment 76 Supreme Court jurisdiction to make orders for conduct of indictable trials 67 76A Application—div 8.2A 68 76B Pre-trial disclosure of relevant material by prosecutor 69 76C Ongoing duty of disclosure by prosecutor 70 76D Prosecutor must allow inspection of certain disclosed matters on request 71 76E Address and contact details of people generally must not be disclosed under div 8.2A 71

Page contents 6 Court Procedures Act 2004 76F Material used to give evidentiary certificate need not be disclosed under div 8.2A 73 76G Sanctions for non-compliance with disclosure requirements 73 76H Effect of div 8.2A on other laws 74 77 Application—div 8.3 75 78 Mandatory pre-trial disclosure—expert evidence 75 79 Prosecution notice—expert evidence 76 79A Accused person’s notice and reply—expert evidence 77 79B Prosecution reply—expert evidence 78 79C Sanctions for non-compliance with pre-trial disclosure requirements 78 79D Disclosure requirement is ongoing 79 79E Court may waive requirements 80 79F Miscellaneous provision 80 80 Assignment of earnings not enforceable 81 81 Court may inquire into truth of return of writ 81 82 Delegation by secretary of rule-making committee 82 83 Regulation-making power 82 Schedule 1 Subject matter for rules 83 Part 1.1 General 83 1 Jurisdiction 83 2 Service of documents 83 3 Evidence 83 4 Certain proceedings 84 5 Admission of lawyers 84 6 Miscellaneous 84 Part 1.2 Civil proceedings 86 7 Beginning proceedings 86 8 Transfer between courts 86 9 Parties and proceedings 86 10 Steps in proceedings 87

Page contents 7 11 Pleadings 87 12 Disclosure 87 13 Preservation of rights and property 87 14 Ending proceedings early 88 15 Court supervision 88 16 Expert evidence 88 17 Trials and other hearings 89 18 Judgments 89 19 Particular proceedings 90 20 Interest 90 21 Administration and probate 90 22 Adoption 91 23 Arbitration 91 24 Contempt of court 91 25 Trusts 91 26 Costs 91 27 Appeals 92 28 Enforcement of judgments 92 29 Reciprocal enforcement of foreign judgments 93 Part 1.3 Criminal proceedings 94 30 Practice and procedure in criminal jurisdiction 94 Dictionary 95 1 About the endnotes 98 2 Abbreviation key 98 3 Legislation history 99 4 Amendment history 107 5 Earlier republications 130 6 Expired transitional or validating provisions 135