Magistrates Court Act 1930
88Postponement of hearing
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88 Postponement of hearing If, on the return of any summons or at any adjournment of the hearing or at the time to which the hearing is postponed, a magistrate is not present, the registrar may, and after the lapse of an hour, at the request of the informant, must, postpone the hearing until the next day when a court will be held at the place mentioned in the summons or to which the case has been so adjourned.
Dispensing with application of part Division 3.5.1 Part 3.5 Proceedings for indictable Division 3.5.1 Dispensing with application of part 88A Dispensing with application of part in interests of justice The court may dispense with the application of 1 or more provisions of this part to a proceeding if it considers it necessary or expedient to do so in the interests of justice. Division 3.5.1A Waiver of committal proceedings