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19.1The Court shall list the application for a Dispute Resolution Appointment (‘DRA’) to follow the preparation of section 7, or other expert report, or Separated Parenting Information Programme (SPIP) (or WT4C in Wales), if this is considered likely to be helpful in the interests of the child. 19.2The author of the section 7 report will only attend this hearing if directed to do so by the Court. 19.3At the DRA the Court will – (1) Identify the key issue(s) (if any) to be determined and the extent to which those issues can be resolved or narrowed at the DRA; (2) Consider whether the DRA can be used as a final hearing; (3) Resolve or narrow the issues by hearing evidence; (4) Identify the evidence to be heard on the issues which remain to be resolved at the final hearing; (5) Give final case management directions including: (a) Filing of further evidence; (b) Filing of a statement of facts/issues remaining to be determined; (c) Filing of a witness template and / or skeleton arguments; (d) Ensuring Compliance with Practice Direction 27A (the Bundles Practice Direction); (e) Listing the Final Hearing. |
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