Rule 83 of The Employment and Labour Relations Court (Procedure) Rules: Role of the Registrar in case management
The Registrar shall be responsible to the Court for—
(i) the administration and management of a station or division of the Court;
(ii) implementation of the Court's directions and orders on case management;
(iii) assisting the Judges for efficient judicial docket management system of the Court including the dayto-
day operation and administration of the Court registry and human resources in the station or
division;
(iv) performing duties as may be provided in these rules, or under any written law and, the functions
provided under the Act;
(v) preparing work plans and budgets for effective realization of these rules and accounting for any
service in respect of which monies have been allocated and for which issues are made from the
Judiciary Fund;
(vi) planning, preparing, implementing and monitoring the budget and collecting and accounting for
revenue in the station or division; and
(vii) undertaking any other duties assigned by the Court for the benefit of the Court.
(i) the administration and management of a station or division of the Court;
(ii) implementation of the Court's directions and orders on case management;
(iii) assisting the Judges for efficient judicial docket management system of the Court including the dayto-
day operation and administration of the Court registry and human resources in the station or
division;
(iv) performing duties as may be provided in these rules, or under any written law and, the functions
provided under the Act;
(v) preparing work plans and budgets for effective realization of these rules and accounting for any
service in respect of which monies have been allocated and for which issues are made from the
Judiciary Fund;
(vi) planning, preparing, implementing and monitoring the budget and collecting and accounting for
revenue in the station or division; and
(vii) undertaking any other duties assigned by the Court for the benefit of the Court.
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