File Restrict Access to Report Order (draft order)

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This Quick Reference Guide shows how file a Restrict Access to Report Order (draft order).

 

File order on substantive subcase

1. From CMS Portal Home page, click: File on One of My Cases. List of cases display.

 

Note: Only cases user previously filed on or requested access to, display.

 

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2. For relevant case, click case number link. Filings tab displays.

3. Click Hearings tab. Hearings tab displays.

4. For relevant hearing, click:  Add Draft Order. Add Draft Order screen displays.

5. To identify filing, type reference in My Reference field.

6. Complete required panels and fields.

 

Order Panels

  • Consent Type:  Select relevant option.
  • Hearing Notations: Type if required.
  • Sub-cases: Select relevant subcase.
  • Add Order(s): Select:  Restrict Access to Report.

 

7. Click plus icon. Restrict Access to Report panel displays. 

8. Complete required panels and fields. 

 

Panel:  Restrict Access to Report

  • Restrict Access for: Type name of party(s).
  • Relationship: Select relevant option. 
  • Details of restricted documents: Type details of restricted document(s).  
  • Further Order: Type orders.

 

9. Click:  Add Order. Order Summary displays.

 

Note: Once all orders are added, click Preview button to review order in more detail.

 

10. Is another order required?

 

11. Is Order Summary correct?

 

12. In Share with parties or submit to court? field, select relevant option. 

 

Note:

  • Share with Parties allows other parties to view and update Minutes of Proposed Orders
  • Draft Order cannot be updated once Submit to Court selected

 

13. Click: Proceed. Confirmation of Filing screen displays.  

 

Note:

  • Draft Order can be updated in Orders tab any time before submission to Court
  • Once submitted, Minutes of proposed orders document generates and can be accessed through My Account screen

 

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File order on application for Restrict access to report subcase

1. From CMS Portal Home page, click: File on One of My Cases. List of cases display.

 

Note: Only cases user previously filed on or requested access to, display.

 

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2. For relevant case, click case number link. Filings tab displays.

3. Click Hearings tab. Hearings tab displays.

4. For relevant hearing, click:  Add Draft Order. Add Draft Order screen displays.

5. To identify filing, type reference in My Reference field.

6. Complete required panels and fields.

 

Order Panels

  • Consent Type:  Select relevant option.
  • Hearing Notations: Type if required.
  • Sub-cases: Select relevant subcase.
  • Add Order(s): Select:  Application Order.

 

7. Click plus icon. Application Order panel displays. 

8. Is order Granted?

  • Yes:
    • In Application Result field, select Granted
    • Go to next step
  • No:      
    • In Application Result field, select Refused, Dismissed or Struck Out
    • Go to step 13

 

9. Click:  Add Order. Restrict Access to Report panel displays.

10. Complete required panels and fields.

 

Panel:  Restrict Access to Report

  • Restrict Access for: Type name of party(s).
  • Relationship: Select relevant option. 
  • Details of restricted documents: Type details of restricted document(s).  
  • Further Order: Type orders.

 

11. Click:  Add Order. Order Summary displays.

 

Note: Once all orders are added, click Preview button to review order in more detail.

 

12. Is another order required?

 

13. Is Order Summary correct?

 

14. In Share with parties or submit to court? field, select relevant option. 

 

Note:

  • Share with Parties allows other parties to view and update Minutes of Proposed Orders
  • Draft Order cannot be updated once Submit to Court selected

 

15. Click: Proceed. Confirmation of Filing screen displays.  

 

Note:

  • Draft Order can be updated in Orders tab any time before submission to Court
  • Once submitted, Minutes of proposed orders document generates and can be accessed through My Account screen

 

See Quick Reference Guides:  

 

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