Evidence Act 1929
Div 4Use of audio visual link or audio link generally
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Division 4—Use of audio visual link or audio link generally 59IQ Appearance etc by audio visual link or audio link 59IR Communication between lawyer and client Part 7—General provisions Division 1—Power to dispense with formal proof 59J Court's power to dispense with formal proof Division 2—Notice of action 60 Sufficiency of notice of action Division 3—Facilitation of proof of certain matters 62 Proof of "public place" in certain cases 62A Proof of place being within municipality etc 63 Proof of foreign law 63A Evidence as to foreign law 64 Proof of matters of history, science etc 65 Reference by court to books, official certificates etc 65A Proof of age Division 4—Taking affidavits etc outside the State 66 Taking of affidavits out of the State 66A Taking of affidavits out of the State by sailors, soldiers and airmen 67 Extension of provisions relating to affidavits to attestation etc of other documents Division 5—Admission of official documents in evidence 67A Admissibility of documents without proof of seal etc Division 6—Power of foreign authority to take evidence 67AB Taking of evidence in this State by foreign authorities Division 7—Select Committee evidence 67B Evidence before the Parliamentary Select Committee of Inquiry into Prostitution Division 8—Evidence of settlement negotiations 67C Exclusion of evidence of settlement negotiations Division 9—Protected communications 67D Interpretation 67E Certain communications to be protected by public interest immunity 67F Evidence of protected communications Division 10—Sensitive material 67G Interpretation and application 67H Meaning of sensitive material 67HA Court may give access to certain sensitive material in certain circumstances 67I Procedures for giving restricted access to sensitive material 67J Improper dissemination of sensitive material Division 11—Religious confession 67K No confessional privilege in child sexual abuse matters Part 8—Publication of evidence 68 Interpretation Division 2—Orders for clearing court or suppressing publication of evidence etc 69 Order for clearing court 69A Suppression orders 69AB Review of suppression orders 69AC Appeal against suppression order etc 69B Appeals 70 Disobedience to orders under this Division 71 Attorney-General to provide annual report Division 3—Sexual cases 71A Restriction on reporting on sexual offences Division 4—Cases generally 71B Publishers required to report result of certain proceedings 71C Restriction on reporting of proceedings following acquittals Part 8A—Journalists 72 Interpretation 72A Application of Part 72B No liability incurred for failure to disclose identity of informant in court proceedings 72C Review of Part Part 9—Miscellaneous 73 Regulations Schedule 1—Review of identity parade evidence 1 Review and report on section 34AB Schedule 4—Affidavit about proof of identity of person convicted in another State or Territory Legislative history
The Parliament of South Australia enacts as follows: