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3 Definitions 2 Part I—The means of obtaining evidence 6 Division 1—Orders and commissions to examine witnesses 6 4 Order to examine witnesses 6 6 Operation of other laws 8 Division 1A—Examination of witnesses abroad 9 9A Definitions 9 9B Proceedings in superior courts 10 9C Proceedings in inferior courts 12 9D Exclusion of evidence in criminal proceeding 13 9E Operation of other laws 13 Division 1B—Examination of witnesses outside the State but within Australia 13 9F Application of Division 13 9G Definitions 14 9H Proceedings in superior courts 14 9I Proceedings in inferior courts 17 9J Exclusion of evidence in criminal proceedings 17 9K Operation of other laws 18 Division 1C—Taking of evidence for foreign and Australian courts 18 9L Definitions 18 9M Application to the Supreme Court for assistance in obtaining evidence for proceedings in other court 19 9N Power of the Supreme Court to give effect to application for assistance 19 9O Privilege of witnesses 21 9P Offence 22 9Q Operation of other laws 22 Division 3—Prisoners 23 12 Prisoner may be brought before court to give evidence without writ of habeas corpus 23 Division 6—Disclosure of information relating to applications for legal aid 25 21D Definitions 25 21E Disclosure of information etc. relating to proposed applications 27 21F Disclosure of information etc. relating to applications 28 21G Disclosure of information etc. where applicant has died 28 21H Application of this Division 29 Division 7—Family mediations 29 21I Definitions 29 21J Admissions etc. made at mediation conferences 30 Division 8—Dispute settlement centres 30 21K Definitions 30 21L Admissions etc. at mediation conferences 30 21M Confidentiality 31 21N Exoneration from liability 32 Part II—Witnesses 33 Division 2—Privileges disabilities and obligations of witnesses 33 28 Confessions to doctors 33 Division 2A—Confidential communications and protected health information 35 32AB Guiding principles 35