South Australian Employment Tribunal

SAET generative AI guidelines

SAET is not one of the six courts in the Courts Administration Authority’s 1 January 2026 announcement. It has published its own statement that it adopts the Supreme Court guidelines. Open that statement before you assume either that the guidelines apply unchanged or that they do not apply at all.

Effective date

See the SAET page of 25 June 2026

SAET published a page on 25 June 2026 stating that it adopts the Supreme Court generative AI guidelines. Read that page for the scope and the date it states. The Courts Administration Authority’s 1 January 2026 list does not name SAET.

SAET’s adoption of the Supreme Court generative AI guidelines

Disclosure checklist

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

  • Open the SAET adoption page and read which guidelines apply and from when.
  • Then open the Supreme Court guideline PDF the page points to.
  • Do not rely on the six-court announcement alone.
  • Verify citations and keep confidential material out of a public tool unless the text you opened 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

Does the 1 January 2026 announcement include SAET?

The announcement names six courts and does not name SAET. SAET’s own page of 25 June 2026 deals with adoption.

What should be disclosed?

Follow the guideline SAET says it has adopted, as qualified by SAET’s page.

Where is the checklist?

Read SAET’s page first, then the PDF it adopts, and match the document you are filing to that text.