COVID-19 Information

For all conditions of entry, read the COVID 19 (Coronavirus) Measures

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COVID 19 Measures - Conditions of entry to Magistrates Court buildings

Conditions of Entry

From Friday 28 October 2022 the following are conditions of entry to all Magistrates Court buildings and Country Courts:

  • Please refer to the Tasmanian Government’s Coronavirus web site for current Public Health advice to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
  • Hand sanitiser is provided at points of entry and in courtrooms.

28 October 2022

Penelope Ikedife
Administrator of Courts

Circulars

2020

  • 2020 No 8 - Provision of Lawyers Contact Details (PDF, 36.4 KB)
  • 2020 No 7 - Burnie Access and After Hours Courts (PDF, 216.2 KB)
  • 2020 No 6 - Burnie - After Hours Courts (PDF, 213.3 KB)
  • 2020 No 5 - Further Access to Burnie Magistrates Court (PDF, 228.8 KB)
  • 2020 No 4 - Approved Manner of Court Proceedings  COVID - 19
  • 2020 No 3 - After Hours Courts - Magistrates Court Arrangements Due to COVID - 19
  • 2020 No 2 - Arrangements for the Burnie Registry of the Magistrates Court

Practice Directions

2022

  • 2022 No 1 - Criminal Division - Coronavirus (PDF, 76.0 KB)

2020

  • 2020 No 1 - Civil Division - Coronavirus (PDF, 57.8 KB)
  • 2020 No 2 - Criminal Division - Coronavirus (PDF, 177.7 KB)
  • 2020 No 4 - Criminal Division - Coronavirus (PDF, 323.0 KB)
  • 2020 No 5 - Civil Division - Coronavirus (PDF, 121.3 KB)

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In recognition of the deep history and culture of this Island, we would like to acknowledge and pay our respects to all Tasmanian Aboriginal people; the past and present custodians of the Land