sec.9DEvidence admitted under s 9A

### sec.9D Evidence admitted under s 9A Evidence admitted under section 9A that is written down as a deposition is taken to be a deposition for all purposes. If evidence is admitted under section 9A — the probative value of the evidence is not decreased only because the evidence is not given on oath; and a person charged with an offence may be convicted on the evidence; and the person giving the evidence is liable to be convicted of perjury to the same extent as if the person had given the evidence on oath. s 9D ins 2003 No. 55 s 57 (sec.9D-ssec.1) Evidence admitted under section 9A that is written down as a deposition is taken to be a deposition for all purposes. (sec.9D-ssec.2) If evidence is admitted under section 9A — the probative value of the evidence is not decreased only because the evidence is not given on oath; and a person charged with an offence may be convicted on the evidence; and the person giving the evidence is liable to be convicted of perjury to the same extent as if the person had given the evidence on oath. - (a) the probative value of the evidence is not decreased only because the evidence is not given on oath; and - (b) a person charged with an offence may be convicted on the evidence; and - (c) the person giving the evidence is liable to be convicted of perjury to the same extent as if the person had given the evidence on oath.