An Act to facilitate compliance by Australia with obligations under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, and for related purposes
Part 4 Other requests by ICC
Division 5—Taking evidence or producing documents or articles
65 Taking of evidence
(1) If the Attorney-General authorises the taking of evidence, a magistrate:
must give written notice to each person from whom evidence is to be taken stating that the authorisation has been given and setting out the date and time when, and the place where, the evidence is to be taken; and
may take the evidence on oath from each witness appearing before the magistrate to give evidence in relation to the matter.
Division 5 Taking evidence or producing documents or articles
Section 66
Evidence from a witness may be taken by means of video or audio technology.
A magistrate who takes any such evidence must:
cause the evidence to be recorded in writing or in any other form that the magistrate considers to be appropriate in the circumstances; and
certify that the evidence was taken by the magistrate; and
cause the writing, or other record of the evidence, so certified to be sent to the Attorney-General.
Taking of evidence - national procedures for ICC proceedings
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