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20. All the listing at each court and tribunal should be the responsibility of a single listing officer working under the directions of a single presiding judicial officer. (IV. 9, 10 & 11)

21.

Listing officers' places in the administration and job descriptions should be defined. (IV. 13)

22. Listing officers should be selected with a view to matching their qualities to the demands of the job. (IV. 15)

23. A sound working relationship between presiding judicial officer and listing officer should be developed. (IV. 16)

24.

There should be training courses and meetings for listing officers. (IV. 17)

25. There should be facilities for the discussion of listing by practitioners and their clerks with listing officers. (IV. 18)

26.

The court administration should take action to improve the quality, quantity and timing of information supplied to the listing officers by the legal profession. (IV. 23)

27. Fixed lists should be more flexible and more

adaptable to changing circumstances. (IV. 25)

28. Steps should be taken to improve

the

effectiveness and attractiveness of the warned, floating and running lists. (IV. 25)

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