(1)
Not later than 5 working days before the date of a directions conference (or within any other period specified by a Registrar),—
the parties must file a joint memorandum, in the approved form, that addresses the matters in subclause (2); or
if a joint memorandum cannot be agreed, each party must file, and serve on the other parties, a separate memorandum, in the approved form, that addresses the matters in subclause (2).
(2)
The matters referred to in subclause (1) are as follows:
the issues (if any) that have been settled between the parties:
the issues in dispute to be determined at the hearing:
a chronology of relevant events:
a list of affidavits filed by the party or parties and that the party or parties intend to rely on:
whether the party or parties wish the court to request, under section 133 of the Act, the preparation of a cultural, medical, psychiatric, or psychological report:
whether the party or parties wish to obtain the approval of the court under section 133(10) of the Act for a second opinion on a report requested by the court under that section:
the evidence proposed to be tendered at the hearing, including the identification and availability of any witness:
a proposed timetable for filing and serving evidence:
which (if any) orders made or directions given in the proceedings—
have been complied with; or
have not been complied with, and the reasons for non-compliance.
Rule 416ZA: inserted, on 31 March 2014, by rule 42 of the Family Courts Amendment Rules (No 2) 2014 (LI 2014/4).