You can use the Label field to organise and sort your bibliography.

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NZLSG expects sources in your bibliography to be grouped according to type e.g. books, cases, legislation (see Appendix 3).

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EndNote can do the sorting for you, but only if you give it good data to work with. This pretty much means

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creating your own list of categories (they are not prescribed by NZLSG so it\'s up to you);
numbering your categories in the order you want them to appear in the bibliography (the numbers won\'t appear anywhere, they are just a sort mechanism);
then coding each record with the relevant category.

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The NZLSGresearch library comes with a Label Term List like this:

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10. Monographs and books

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20. Journal Articles

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30. Dissertations

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40. Legislation

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50. Cases - generic

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80. Other Sources

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It\'s a basic scheme that you can change or extend (or ignore). For example if you have a lot of case law you could break itdown by jurisdiction, like this:

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51 Cases - NZ

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52 Cases - UK

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53. Cases - Australia

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54. Cases - Canada

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55. Cases - USA

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Detail on how to produce and format the bibliography is in the University of Queensland\'s really helpful Endnote notes.

EndNote for NZLSG