Australian Military Court Rules 2007
64ARecord of proceedings before Australian Military Court — appeals from summary authorities
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64A Record of proceedings before Australian Military Court — appeals from summary authorities
(1) The proceedings before the Australian Military Court in:
(a) an application for an extension of time to appeal; or
(b) an appeal;
must, if practicable, be recorded verbatim.
(2) If the proceedings are not recorded verbatim, they must be recorded in sufficient detail to enable the course of the proceedings to be followed, and the merits of the case to be judged, from the record.
(3) If the proceedings are recorded verbatim, the recorder must ensure that a transcript is prepared in writing, which must be authenticated by the person who made the transcript.
(4) The written record of rulings and directions must be certified in writing as true and correct by the Military Judge as soon as practicable after the determination of the application or appeal.