The Judiciary
Administration
The administration of the courts supports the work of the Bench so that cases are filed, listed, heard and recorded efficiently, and so that the public can rely on an orderly and transparent justice system.
The Chief Justice is the Head of the Judiciary and is responsible for its administration and supervision. The Chief Justice is supported by a professional administration that manages the registries of the courts, the listing of cases, court records, human resources, finance, procurement and the day-to-day operation of court buildings across the country.
Principal administrative offices
The principal registry and administrative office of the Superior Courts, responsible for the custody of records, the sealing and issue of court process, taxation of costs, and the general management of the registries.
Coordinates the operational management of the courts, including case-flow management, facilities, scheduling and the support services that keep the courts running.
Assist the Master & Registrar in the registries of the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeal and the High Court, managing filings, records and court process.