Acceptable Use Policy

• Appear under your own name and in your own role. Impersonating a judge, court officer, counsel, party or witness is a serious breach and may be a criminal offence.
• Do not share credentials or forward a sitting invitation. Each invitation is issued to one named person and is authentication-protected.
• Witnesses receive their own protected invitation and must not be coached, prompted or joined from another participant's account or device.

• Address the bench by the appellation shown against your name.
• Remain muted until the clerk grants you the floor; seek leave to speak using the hand-raise control.
• Do not display, transmit or broadcast material that is abusive, threatening or irrelevant to the proceedings.
• The clerk may mute, restore or remove a participant on the direction of the presiding judge; removals are noted in the record.

• Unauthorised capture, screenshotting, screen-recording or rebroadcast of a sitting is prohibited unless the court expressly permits it.
• The certified written record produced by the platform is the official record of the sitting.
• Sealed, in-camera and child-related proceedings must not be discussed or disclosed outside the courtroom.
• Case bundles and exhibits shared with you are for the purposes of the proceedings only.

• Do not attempt to bypass access controls, probe another court's data, or interfere with the availability of a sitting.
• Do not upload malware or content you have no right to share.

Breach may lead to removal from a sitting, suspension of an account by the registrar, referral to the presiding judge, and — for conduct amounting to contempt or an offence — such action as the court and the law direct.