Land and Environment Court of New South Wales

NSW Land and Environment Court generative AI note

Planning and environmental litigation in this Court follows this Court’s note. SC Gen 23 is the Supreme Court’s note and does not travel with the solicitor.

Effective date

Confirm on the Court’s note

The Law Society index, current as at 14 May 2026, lists this Court separately from the Supreme Court. Open the Court’s note for the date and the disclosure rule.

The Land and Environment Court’s own generative AI note

Disclosure checklist

Work through this against the instrument, not instead of it. The checks do not record that the filing is done.

  • Open the Land and Environment Court’s generative AI note before a document is filed.
  • Do not treat SC Gen 23 as the rule of this Court.
  • Verify citations, planning instruments and figures in the source, not only in the tool.
  • Keep confidential and suppressed material out of a public tool unless the note allows it.

Sources

Every Australian court page

Each court has its own note. Open the one named on the file.

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Questions

Which note applies?

The Land and Environment Court’s own note. The Law Society index lists it separately.

Does the Supreme Court date apply?

No. Read the date on this Court’s instrument.

What is the disclosure check?

Match the document you are filing to the paragraph in this Court’s note, then verify the contents.