(1) At the directions hearing, the prosecution must indicate:
(a) if any document or thing that is required to be provided to the defendant has not been provided to the defendant; and
(b) the prosecution's estimate of the length of the hearing if the matter should proceed to a hearing; and
(c) any orders the prosecution is likely to seek in relation to the matter.
(2) At the directions hearing, the defendant must indicate:
(a) the issues that are in dispute and the issues that are not in dispute; and
(b) whether the defendant intends to plead guilty or not guilty; and
(c) if the defendant intends to adduce any evidence of an alibi in relation to the charge; and
(d) if the defendant intends to call any witnesses to give evidence of an alibi in relation to the charge or any expert witnesses; and
(e) the defendant's estimate of the length of the hearing if the matter should proceed to a hearing; and
(f) any orders the defendant is likely to seek in relation to the matter.