6767Power to allow removal of exhibits etc

6767 Power to allow removal of exhibits etc (1) This rule applies to a document or thing that the registrar has in relation to a proceeding, whether or not the document or thing— (a) is an exhibit; or (b) was produced on subpoena. (2) The registrar must not permit the document or thing to be removed from the registry except on application signed by the solicitor for a party to the proceeding. (3) The registrar may— (a) permit the document or thing to be removed from the registry on any conditions the registrar considers appropriate; or (b) refuse to permit the document or thing to be removed. (4) If a solicitor removes the document or thing from the registry with the registrar’s permission, the solicitor is taken to undertake to the court (a) the document or thing will be kept in the personal custody of the solicitor or counsel briefed by the solicitor in the proceeding; and (b) the document or thing will be returned to the registry in the same condition, order and packaging in which it was removed, when directed by the registrar; and (c) the solicitor will comply with the conditions (if any) to which the permission is subject. (5) This rule applies subject to any direction of the court under rule 6608 (Removal, return, inspection etc of subpoenaed documents and things). Taking evidence at trial from outside ACT but in Australia by audiovisual Division 6.10.6 Rule 6800 Division 6.10.6 Taking evidence at trial from outside ACT but in Australia by audiovisual 6800 Application for direction under Evidence (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, s 20 (1) An application for a direction under the Evidence (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1991, section 20 (Territory courts may take evidence and submissions from participating States) may be made in a civil or criminal proceeding. Note Pt 6.2 (Applications in proceedings) applies to an application or a (2) The application may be made orally. (3) The application must be supported by an affidavit stating— (a) why the evidence should be taken or submissions made by audiovisual link or audio link; and (b) the nature of any evidence to be taken; and (c) the number of witnesses to be examined; and (d) whether issues of character are likely to be raised; and (e) the expected duration of the evidence or submissions; and (f) a description of the facilities that are available, or that can reasonably be made available, for the evidence to be taken or submissions to be made; and (g) that the requirements of the Evidence (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1991, section 20 (2) can be met. (4) In deciding whether to make the direction, the court may have regard (a) the matters included in the applicant’s affidavit; Division 6.10.6 Taking evidence at trial from outside ACT but in Australia by audiovisual Rule 6801 (b) the cost and convenience to the witnesses and parties. (5) Subrule (4) does not limit the matters to which the court may have