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EVIDENCE ACT 1929 - SECT 59IA

EVIDENCE ACT 1929 - SECT 59IA

59IA—Interpretation

In this Part—

"audio link" means a system of two-way communication linking different places so that a person speaking at any one of the places can be heard at the other;

Example—

An audio link may be established by facilities such as a two-way radio or telephone.

"audio visual link" means a system of two-way communication linking different places so that a person speaking at any one of the places can be seen and heard at the other;

Example—

An audio visual link may be established by facilities such as a closed-circuit television.

"participating State" means another State in which statutory provisions substantially corresponding to this Part are in force;

"recognised court" means a court or tribunal of a participating State that is authorised by the provisions of an Act of that State in terms substantially corresponding to this Part to direct that evidence be taken or submissions made by audio, or audio visual, link from South Australia;

"South Australian court" means—

            (a)         the Supreme Court;

            (b)         the District Court;

            (c)         the Magistrates Court;

            (d)         the Coroner's Court;

            (e)         a court or tribunal prescribed by regulation to be a South Australian court for the purposes of this Part;

"State" includes Territory;

"tribunal" of a State means a person or body authorised by or under a law of the State to take evidence on oath or affirmation.