Supreme Court Rules 2000

At the conclusion of a pre-trial conference, the judge may make a pre-trial order.

A pre-trial order is to – direct that the proceeding be set down for trial; and recite – the action taken at the pre-trial conference to which it relates; and any amendment allowed to the pleadings; and any admission or agreement made or refused by the parties; and control the subsequent course of the action or other proceeding unless the trial judge otherwise orders; and be taken out and filed by the registrar and delivered to each of the parties, if so ordered by a judge.