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Which court or tribunal?

Australian courts and tribunals only. Choose no forum if the work is not in one.

This is general information drawn from published catalogue guidance and stored court notes. It is not legal advice, and it is not a decision that you may use the tool.

Prepare a hearing chronology from the key documents. A general chatbot like ChatGPT.

• No court or tribunalThe work is not in a court or tribunal.
• Federal Court of AustraliaGenerative Artificial Intelligence Practice Note (GPN-AI)
• Federal Circuit and Family Court of AustraliaPractice direction on the use of artificial intelligence
• Fair Work CommissionGuidance note on generative AI in Commission cases, published with the page “Using AI to help you with your case”
• Administrative Review TribunalAdministrative Review Tribunal (Generative AI) Practice Direction
• Supreme Court of New South WalesPractice Note SC Gen 23, Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence
• Local Court of New South WalesLocal Court practice note on generative artificial intelligence
• District Court of New South WalesDistrict Court General Practice Note 2, Generative AI Practice Note
• Land and Environment Court of New South WalesThe Land and Environment Court’s own generative AI note
• NSW Civil and Administrative TribunalNCAT procedural directions
• Personal Injury Commission of New South WalesThe Commission’s own generative AI note, listed by the Law Society of New South Wales
• Supreme Court of VictoriaPractice Note SC Gen 25, The use of Artificial Intelligence by Court users
• County Court of VictoriaThe County Court’s own litigant guidelines
• Victorian Civil and Administrative TribunalVCAT’s own current direction, if it has published one
• Queensland courts and tribunalsSupreme Court Practice Direction 5 of 2025, with companion accuracy directions
• District Court of QueenslandDistrict Court Practice Direction 12 of 2025
• Queensland Civil and Administrative TribunalQCAT Practice Direction 10 of 2025
• Planning and Environment Court and Land Court of QueenslandEach court’s own accuracy direction, linked from the Queensland Courts AI page
• Supreme Court of Western AustraliaGuidelines for the use of generative artificial intelligence
• Courts named by the Courts Administration AuthorityGuidelines concerning the use of generative artificial intelligence in litigation in South Australian courts
• South Australian Employment TribunalSAET’s adoption of the Supreme Court generative AI guidelines
• Supreme Court of TasmaniaNo dedicated court AI protocol was listed for Tasmania on the Law Society of New South Wales index as at 14 May 2026
• ACT Courts and ACATNo dedicated ACT court AI protocol was listed on the Law Society of New South Wales index as at 14 May 2026
• Supreme Court of the Northern TerritoryNo dedicated court AI protocol for the Territory was listed on the Law Society of New South Wales index as at 14 May 2026
• High Court of AustraliaNo High Court AI practice note was listed on the Law Society of New South Wales index as at 14 May 2026