§ 211A — When criminal case disclosure procedures apply

211A.—(1) The criminal case disclosure procedures in this Division apply to any offence —(a)

that must be tried in the General Division of the High Court; or

(b)

that —(i)

is set out in a written law specified in the Second Schedule; and

(ii)

the Public Prosecutor designates the General Division of the High Court to try.[19/2018; 40/2019]

(2) The criminal case disclosure procedures in this Division also apply to any offence that is to be tried in the General Division of the High Court, but is not mentioned in subsection (1), if all parties consent to have those procedures apply to that offence.[19/2018; 40/2019]

—(1) The criminal case disclosure procedures in this Division apply to any offence —(a)

that must be tried in the General Division of the High Court; or

(b)

that —(i)

is set out in a written law specified in the Second Schedule; and

(ii)

the Public Prosecutor designates the General Division of the High Court to try.[19/2018; 40/2019]

(2) The criminal case disclosure procedures in this Division also apply to any offence that is to be tried in the General Division of the High Court, but is not mentioned in subsection (1), if all parties consent to have those procedures apply to that offence.[19/2018; 40/2019]