S.L. 12.21 Art. 12Supervisoryroleof the Chief Justice.

Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of these regulations, the Director General or any person authorised by him under these regulations, in the exercise of his functions thereunder, shall ensure that he does not interfere in any manner in the exercise of judicial functions by the members of the judiciary and, should this be the case, the Chief Justice shall, by written notice under his hand and in terms of this regulation, overrule any such decision of the Director General; and, in doing so, the Chief Justice may give such directions to the Director General or to any delegate thereof which might appear to the Chief Justice to be in the interests of the better administration of justice in the instant case. Schedule

(Regulation 6A)

Court Judicial Act

The First Hall of the Civil

(i) Judicial letters which Court do not require the administration of the oath by the person filing such act

(ii) Protests and counter-protests which do not require the administration of the oath by the person filing such act The Civil Court (i) Sworn applications (Commercial Section)

(ii) Applications that initiate a contentious procedure

(iii) Protests and counter-protests which do not require the administration of the oath by the person filing such act The Civil Court (Family

(i) General application Section)

(ii) Sworn application

(iii) Sworn reply

(iv) Protests and counter-protests which do not require the administration of the oath by the person filing such act The Civil Court (Voluntary (i) Application in terms Jurisdiction Section) of article 4(4) of the Protection of Minors (Registration) Act

(ii) Application for requests of authorisation with respect to vulnerable persons and minors

(GOZO) AND OTHER COURT EXECUTIVE OFFICERS)

The Courts of Magistrates (i) Judicial letters which (Malta) do not require the administration of the oath by The Courts of Magistrates the person filing such act (Gozo)

(ii) Applications that initiate a contentious procedure

(iii) Protests and counter-protests which do not require the administration of the oath by the person filing such act