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Defence Force Discipline Appeals Regulation 2016
8Giving records of court martial proceedings etc. to the Tribunal
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#### 8 Giving records of court martial proceedings etc. to the Tribunal
(1) If an appeal, or an application for leave to appeal, against a conviction, or a prescribed acquittal, by a court martial or Defence Force magistrate is lodged under the Act, the Registrar of Military Justice must, on request by the Registrar, give the following to the Tribunal for the purposes of the appeal or application:
(a) a record of the proceedings of the court martial or Defence Force magistrate;
(b) a record of any review with respect to the proceedings of the court martial or Defence Force magistrate;
(c) copies of documents that were before the court martial, Defence Force magistrate or reviewing authority in connection with the proceedings, or the review of the proceedings, as the case may be.
(2) If a record or document given to the Tribunal under subsection (1) in relation to an appeal or application is no longer required for the purposes of the appeal or application, the Registrar must return the record or document to the Registrar of Military Justice.