What are some specific aspects that rules made by the Supreme Court can cover?
Rules made by the Supreme Court can cover aspects such as:

1. Regulating generally the practice and procedure of the Court.
2. Establishing rules for the persons practising before the Court.
3. Creating rules for the procedure for hearing appeals.
4. Addressing other matters pertaining to appeals, including setting a time limit within which appeals must be entered into the Court's records.