The Planning and Environment Court will resume limited in-person alternative dispute resolution (ADR) conferences chaired by the ADR Registrar from Monday 28 September.
At this stage it will not be mandatory to attend these conferences in person and parties will have the option of participating via video-link or telephone.
The changed practices for Planning and Environment Court ADR conferences are covered in detail in a new practice notice.
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