Evidence (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1991
94Admissibility of recording of evidence of dangerously ill
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94 Admissibility of recording of evidence of dangerously ill person (a) an audio or audiovisual recording of evidence by a dangerously ill person is made; and (b) in the proceeding for the offence to which the evidence in the recording relates, the court is satisfied that— (i) the dangerously ill person is dead, or is, because of illness, unable to attend the proceeding; and
Evidence in criminal proceedings—dangerously ill people Chapter 6 (ii) reasonable notice of the time and place fixed for the taking of the evidence was given in accordance with section 93 (1). (2) The audio or audiovisual recording of the evidence is admissible to the extent that the evidence would have been admissible at the proceeding if given orally.