Article 22 Record of proceedings

Changes not yet applied. Later legislation changes this provision in ways not yet written into the text below:

rule 22(2)(a) word omitted by Armed Forces (Interpretation, Translation and Alcohol and Drug Tests) 2013 rule 4(a)
rule 22(2)(b) semi-colon substituted for full stop by Armed Forces (Interpretation, Translation and Alcohol and Drug Tests) 2013 rule 4(b)(i)
rule 22(2)(c)-(f) inserted by Armed Forces (Interpretation, Translation and Alcohol and Drug Tests) 2013 rule 4(b)(ii)

(1)

A record must be made of any proceedings under these Rules.

(2)

The record of proceedings must include—

(a)

a record of any order made, and any direction or ruling given, by the judge advocate; and

(b)

if a court recorder was appointed for the proceedings, a sound recording of the proceedings, and any transcript of it (signed by the transcriber).

(3)

The court administration officer shall send a copy of the record of proceedings to—

(a)

the Judge Advocate General;

(b)

the person to whom the proceedings relate;

(c)

that person’s commanding officer; and

(d)

the Director.

(4)

The record of proceedings shall be kept in the custody of the Judge Advocate General together with any file of correspondence or other papers maintained by the court administration officer in connection with the proceedings, for at least six years from the conclusion of the proceedings.

(5)

A copy of the record of proceedings, or any part of it, shall be supplied on request—

(a)

to any party to the proceedings, without charge; and

(b)

to any other person, on payment of such charge as may be fixed by the Judge Advocate General.