Cap. 284 Art. 3Recording and transcription of proceedings.

(1) Notwithstanding any provision in any other law, any court may order that its proceedings or any part thereof be recorded by electro-magnetic means.

(2) The Registrar shall cause the recording on the tapes to be transcribed: Provided that in trials on a bill of indictment the Registrar shall not be bound to cause such transcription to be made except when, and to the extent that, the Criminal Court or the Court of Criminal Appeal has so ordered: Provided further, that any court may order that only part of the proceedings be transcribed.

(3) The transcription may be handwritten or typewritten by the transcribers as the Registrar may direct, and shall form part of the records of the proceedings.

(4) The transcriber shall put his signature on every page of the transcript and shall make a declaration at the end thereof that he has honestly and faithfully and to the best of his knowledge and ability,

*See Government Notice No. 266 of 9th May, 1980.