Local Court (Criminal Procedure) Act 1928
139Transmission of documents to Supreme Court
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139 Transmission of documents to Supreme Court When the defendant is committed, or granted bail, the relevant registrar must deliver the record, or cause it to be delivered, with the a copy of the committal brief, a copy, certified by the relevant registrar to be a true copy, of a transcript of the record or of the record and of the depositions of any witnesses who gave oral evidence at the preliminary examination, to the Director of Public Prosecutions, who shall cause it to be delivered to the proper officer of the Supreme Court, before or at the opening of that Court on the first sitting next held after a period of 14 days after a date specified for the purposes of section 112(3)(a) or 136(1)(a), or at such other time as the Supreme Court may order.