247LProsecution response to defence response—court-ordered preliminary disclosure

#### 247L Prosecution response to defence response—court-ordered preliminary disclosure 247L Prosecution response to defence response—court-ordered preliminary disclosure > For the purposes of section 247I (1) (c), the notice of the prosecution response to the defence response is to contain the following— > > > (a) if the defendant has disclosed an intention to adduce expert evidence at the hearing of the proceedings, notice as to whether the prosecutor disputes any of the expert evidence and, if so, in what respect, > > > (b) if the defendant has disclosed an intention to tender any exhibit at the hearing of the proceedings, notice as to whether the prosecutor proposes to raise any issue with respect to the continuity of custody of the exhibit, > > > (c) if the defendant has disclosed an intention to tender any documentary evidence or other exhibit at the hearing of the proceedings, notice as to whether the prosecutor proposes to dispute the accuracy or admissibility of the documentary evidence or other exhibit, > > > (d) notice as to whether the prosecutor proposes to dispute the admissibility of any other proposed evidence disclosed by the defendant, and the basis for the objection, > > > (e) a copy of any information, document or other thing in the possession of the prosecutor, not already disclosed to the defendant, that might reasonably be expected to assist the case for the defence, > > > (f) a copy of any information, document or other thing that has not already been disclosed to the defendant and that is required to be contained in the notice of the case for the prosecution. > > **ss 247F–247P:** Ins 2012 No 10, Sch 1 \[3\].