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Confiscation of Criminal Assets Act 2003
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176 Conduct of examination
(1) The examination of the person must take place in private.
(2) The authorised investigator may give directions about who may be
present during the examination, or during a part of it.
(3) The following people are entitled to be present at the examination:
(a) the authorised investigator;
(b) the person being examined, and the person’s lawyer;
(c) anyone else who is entitled to be present because of a direction
under subsection (2).
(4) The authorised investigator may arrange for a record of the
examination to be made.
(5) The Evidence (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1991, chapter 3 (Use
of audiovisual links and audio links) applies to an examination under
this division as if a reference to evidence were a reference to an
examination under this division and any other necessary changes
were made.
Note An authorised investigator is a territory court for the Evidence
(Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1991, ch 3 (see s 16, defs State, Territory
court and tribunal).