Details of a major shake-up to court services around the country will be announced tomorrow and court staff will learn whether there will be any job losses.
The Ministry of Justice was looking to modernise the way courts were run "through better use of technology, infrastructure and more efficient courtroom processes", deputy secretary of courts and tribunals Robert Pigou said yesterday.
He declined to answer questions, saying it was inappropriate to comment further until after meetings with court staff across the country tomorrow.
Staff would be advised then "what this means for them".
In June, Courts Minister Chester Borrows announced new technology would be introduced, which he said would significantly reduce the court's reliance on paper.
