Recording evidence of examination
6822 Recording evidence of examination
The examiner must ensure evidence given at the examination is recorded, in writing or in another way, and authenticated by the examiner.
The court or the examiner may give directions for making an audiovisual recording of the evidence at the examination.
If a transcript of the evidence is prepared, the person who prepares the transcript must certify that it is a correct transcript of the evidence recorded.
The examiner must authenticate and sign any deposition or other recording.
If evidence given at an examination is recorded in a deposition, it must—
contain, in question and answer form, the evidence of the person examined; and
be transcribed and read over by or to the person examined in the examiner’s presence and in the presence of the parties wishing to attend; and
be signed by the person examined or, if the person refuses to sign the deposition, by the examiner for the person.
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