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13.

The new administrator should keep the progress of

business under continuous review and advise the

Chief Justice at intervals about the state of

business in all courts and tribunals.

(III. 15)

14. The Chief Justice should be in a position to

assign

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Judicial officers,

deputies and

part-timers in accordance with the demands of

business and to re-assign them as the state of

business changes.

(III. 15)

C. Listing

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15.

The presiding judicial officers and the

administration should seek the co-operation of

judicial officers, the legal profession and their

staffs in order to achieve better listing.

(IV. 4 & 5)

16. The Judiciary should be seen to be in control of

listing. (Iv. 6)

17. Each presiding judicial officer should settle the

listing system at his court or tribunal after

advice by the administration.

(IV. 20)

18.

The presiding judicial officer should oversee all

the lists at his court or tribunal. (IV. 7)

19.

The court

administration should

operate and

monitor the listing system and discuss

its

operation with members of the legal profession.

(IV. 21 & 24)

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