### sec.14A Business of Magistrates Court The business of a Magistrates Court— is taken to be conducted in court wherever it is conducted; and is to be conducted in open court. However, subject to any Act, a Magistrates Court may, if the public interest or the interests of justice require, by order limit the extent to which the business of the court is open to the public. s 14A ins 2011 No. 45 s 171 (sec.14A-ssec.1) The business of a Magistrates Court— is taken to be conducted in court wherever it is conducted; and is to be conducted in open court. (sec.14A-ssec.2) However, subject to any Act, a Magistrates Court may, if the public interest or the interests of justice require, by order limit the extent to which the business of the court is open to the public. - (a) is taken to be conducted in court wherever it is conducted; and - (b) is to be conducted in open court.

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