Personal Injury Commission Rules 2021
33Production of recordings, films and electronic documents
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33 Production of recordings, films and electronic documents
33 Production of recordings, films and electronic documents
(1) This rule applies to each of the following documents if a party to applicable proceedings proposes to rely on the document—
(a) a video recording,
(b) an audio recording,
(c) a film or photograph,
(d) medical imaging, including an x-ray, CT scan, MRI scan or ultrasound,
(e) a document produced or received by electronic means.
(2) If a document to which this rule applies consists of a surveillance recording or image, an investigator’s report concerning the material—
(a) must clearly and unambiguously identify the recording or image, and
(b) is, for the purposes of subrule (3), taken to be part of the document.
(3) A document to which this rule applies is, subject to this rule, a document for the purposes of Division 7.2.
(4) For a document referred to in subrule (1)(d)—
(a) the original film or scan is not to be lodged with the Commission, and
(b) the lodging and service of a list describing and clearly identifying the film or scan satisfies the lodging and service requirements of Division 7.2, and
(c) the original film or scan may be taken or delivered to a medical assessor conducting a medical assessment.
rule 33: Am 2024 (587), Sch 1[1]; 2025 (708), Sch 1[1].