Children (Detention Centres) Act 1987
80Rights of parties making submissions
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80 Rights of parties making submissions
80 Rights of parties making submissions
Any person (including the State) who is entitled under this Part to make submissions at a hearing to the Children’s Court may, at the hearing—
(a) be represented by an Australian legal practitioner or, with the consent of the Court, by any other person, and
(b) call and examine any witness who attends, including any witness called by the Court, and
(c) produce documents and exhibits to the Court, and
(d) give evidence on oath, and
(e) otherwise adduce, orally or in writing, to the Court any matters, and address the Court on any matters, that are relevant to the proceedings before the Court.
s 80: Ins 2017 No 57, Sch 2 [3].