PART 5 - DOMESTIC PROCEDURES FOR OTHER TYPES OF CO-OPERATION
Questioning persons
89.
Assistance in questioning persons—
(1)This section applies if the ICC requests assistance under any of articles 19(8), 56, 64, or 93(1)(c) of the Statute in questioning a person who is being investigated or prosecuted.
(2)The Attorney-General may give authority for the request to proceed if the Attorney-General is satisfied that—
(a)the request relates to an investigation being conducted by the Prosecutor or a proceeding before the ICC; and
(b)the person is or may be in New Zealand.
(3)If the Attorney-General gives authority to proceed,—
(a)the Attorney-General must forward the request to the appropriate New Zealand agency; and
(b)that agency must, without delay,—
(i)use its best endeavours to undertake the questioning that the ICC has requested; and
(ii)ensure that the answers to the questions put are recorded in writing and make any other report on the questioning as it considers to be appropriate in the circumstances; and
(iii)advise the Attorney-General of the outcome of those endeavours and, if relevant, deliver the record and any report of the questioning to the Attorney-General.
Cf Statute; articles 19(8), 56, 64, 93(1)(c)
90.
Procedure where questioning by New Zealand agency—
(2)If this section applies, the person to be questioned must be informed, before being questioned, that there are grounds to believe that the person has committed a crime within the jurisdiction of the ICC and that the person has the right—
Rights during investigation - informed of belief that crime has been committed
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