(1) This section applies if there is a jury and a person charged—
(a) does
not have a legal representative other than for the cross-examination of a
protected witness; or
(b) does not have a legal representative for the
cross-examination of a protected witness.
(2) The court must give the jury
any warning the court considers necessary to ensure the person charged is not
prejudiced by any inference that might be drawn from the fact the person
charged has been prevented from cross-examining the protected witness in
person.
