81FRecorded statement—unrepresented accused person to

81F Recorded statement—unrepresented accused person to be given access (a) a recorded statement has been made in relation to a family violence offence that is the subject of a proceeding; and (b) the accused person is not represented by a lawyer in the (2) The accused person must be given an audio copy of the recorded statement as soon as practicable after the proceeding is commenced. (3) Also, if it is reasonably practicable, the accused person must be given an opportunity to view a recorded statement that is in the form of a video recording at a police station on at least 1 of the following occasions: (a) when the accused person is being questioned in relation to the alleged family violence offence; (b) at the request of the accused person, on a day arranged with the accused person; (c) on another day stated in a written notice given to the accused person before committal proceedings or the trial commences. (4) If compliance with subsection (3) is not reasonably practicable, the accused person must be given the opportunity to view the recorded statement on a day on which proceedings relating to the offence are being held.