(2) The brief of
evidence is, unless the regulations otherwise provide, to consist of documents
regarding the evidence that the prosecutor intends to adduce in order to prove
the commission of the offence and is to include--
(a) written statements taken
from the persons the prosecutor intends to call to give evidence in
proceedings for the offence, and
(b) copies of any document or any other
thing, identified in such a written statement as a proposed exhibit.
(3) The
copy of the brief of evidence is to be served at least 14 days before the
hearing of the evidence for the prosecution.
(4) The Magistrate may set a
later date for service with the consent of the accused person or if of the
opinion that the circumstances of the case require it.