Supreme Court Rules 2000

If a judge conducting a directions hearing is satisfied that the proceeding is ready to proceed to trial, the judge may make an order which – directs that the proceeding be set down for trial; and recites – the action taken at the directions hearing, whether by that judge or another judge, relevant to the trial; and any amendment allowed to the pleadings; and any admission or agreement made or refused by the parties; and controls the subsequent course of the proceeding unless the trial judge otherwise orders; and is to be taken out and filed by the registrar and delivered to each party.

If a judge orders that a proceeding be listed for trial, the registrar is to list that proceeding for trial at a convenient time.