(1) If a person being examined before an examiner objects to answering any
question put to the person, or if objection is taken to any such question that
question, the ground for the objection and the answer to any such question to
which objection is taken shall be set out in the deposition of that person or
any statement annexed thereto.
(2) The validity of the ground for objecting
to answer any such question or for objecting to such question shall not be
determined by the examiner but by the corresponding court at whose request the
examination is being conducted.
