(1) This rule applies in relation to
proceedings specified in the Third Schedule to the Act and to proceedings to
which Division 2 applies.
(2) Any judgment or order of the Court is to be
entered as soon as practicable after it is given or made.
(3) Unless subrule
(4) applies, a judgment or order of the Court is taken to be entered when it
is recorded in the Court's computerised court record system.
Note : The
Court's computerised court record system is JusticeLink.
(4) If a technical
problem would prevent the timely entry of a judgment or order in accordance
with subrule (3), a judgment or order of the Court is taken to be entered when
a record of the judgment or order set out on the indictment for
the proceedings, or on or in the appropriate court file, is signed by a Judge
giving or making the judgment or order, the Judge's associate or the
registrar.
(5) In this rule--
(a) a reference to a judgment or order of the
Court extends to a reference to a sentence, direction or recommendation of the
Court, and
(b) a reference to a technical problem is a reference to a
technical problem with, or in accessing, the Court's computerised court record
system (for example, if remote electronic access is required to enter a
judgment or order on the system and there is a technical problem with computer
equipment or internet connection).
