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All organizations that asked to provide evidence in the lawsuit over New Brunswick's gender-identity policy have been approved, except the three unions representing school psychologists, teachers and school support staff.
It's not clear when the judicial review of changes to New Brunswick's gender identity policy will be completed, with a number of issues still to be resolved before trial.
Seven months after the Canadian Civil Liberties Association sued New Brunswick over its gender identity policy, the province finally handed over the documents required to start the court process in earnest.
Organizations have just about a month to file their motions if they want to be heard in a lawsuit against New Brunswick's school gender identity policy.
Several groups have filed motions to intervene.