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17. The giving, variation or revocation of directions for the conduct of a criminal trial, including directions as to the following matters, namely–
the timetable for proceedings;
the attendance of the parties;
the service of documents (including summaries of any legal arguments relied on by the parties);
the manner in which evidence is to be given.
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