"The main changes to the protocols are as follows. For those entering the Courts without a My Vaccine Pass, the requirement for a negative PCR test to be administered has changed from 72 hours to 48 hours. If a person whose attendance is required presents at court without a My Vaccine Pass and is unable to provide proof of a negative PCR test and is asymptomatic, free supervised Rapid Antigen Tests (RAT) will be available at pharmacies until 30 June 2022. For health and safety reasons, there may be limits on the number of people not directly involved in proceedings who can be physically present in courtrooms and court buildings. The High Court has moved to a presumption that at the Red setting its business will be conducted to the extent possible by remote participation. In remote hearings in the High Court and District Court, media representatives who are present must introduce themselves to the judge. A new triaging process has been introduced for the Youth Court. This includes judges reviewing lists at least two days before a hearing to determine which cases can be dealt with remotely. Matters requiring an in-person hearing will be allocated time slots to reduce numbers of people present in Court. 