Which of the following is NOT included in Chapter 11 UCPR?

Chapter 11 of the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules (UCPR) in Queensland primarily addresses the procedures related to the management of court proceedings, which includes aspects like the preparation and use of affidavits, the handling of subpoenas, and the presentation of expert evidence.

Trial advocacy, however, does not fall under the procedural rules outlined in Chapter 11. Instead, it focuses on the skills and strategies used by legal practitioners during trials, including aspects such as courtroom techniques, witness examination, and overall trial presentation. These skills are generally taught in legal practice programs and are not specifically regulated by procedural rules designed to govern the management and conduct of civil proceedings.

Thus, the inclusion of trial advocacy would typically belong to the realm of legal education and practice rather than the specific procedural matters encapsulated in Chapter 11 of the UCPR.