Online procedure rule committee minutes

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The Online Procedure Rule Committee (OPRC) is a non-departmental public body set up under the Judicial Review and Courts Act 2022 to make rules governing the practice and procedure for specific types of online court and tribunal proceedings across the Civil, Family and Tribunal jurisdictions. The committee meets to discuss the development of Online Procedure Rules (OPR) across these jurisdictions. For information on online dispute resolution in general, see Practice Note: Online dispute resolution and the digital justice system.

Details of the OPRC’s responsibilities, membership and meeting minutes can be found here.

Minutes of the OPRC 2026

Minutes of the OPR Committee meeting—23 March 2026

The minutes of the OPRC meeting of 23 March 2026 (conducted in a hybrid format at the Royal Courts of Justice (Rolls Building) and via MS Teams) cover a number of issues including revisions to the draft Core Online Procedure Rules, possession digital service design, the possession practice direction, digitalisation of property work in civil and tribunals and next steps on the Inclusion Framework and Early Resolution Model.

For more information, see News Analysis: Minutes of the OPR Committee meeting—23 March

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