Article 9 Supply of documentary and other exhibits
The registrar must, on request, supply to the prosecutor, the accused or any interested party copies of documents or other exhibits required for the appeal or application for leave to appeal and may make charges in accordance with scales and rates fixed for the time being by the Treasury.
The registrar must, on request, make arrangements for the prosecutor, the accused or any interested party to inspect any document or other exhibit required for the appeal.
This article shall not apply to the supply of transcripts of proceedings.
This article shall not require the registrar to supply to the accused or any interested party, or allow the accused or any interested party to inspect—
material that is the subject of a public interest ruling;
a notice of appeal served by the prosecutor on the registrar in accordance with article 8(4) of this Order; or
a confidential annexe served by the prosecutor on the registrar in accordance with article 8(5) of this Order,
unless the Courts-Martial Appeal Court otherwise directs.