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external place, for a proceeding, means a place other than the courtroom where the proceeding is heard.
family member, for part 4.2 (What special requirements apply to particular proceedings)—see the Family Violence Act 2016, section 9.
family violence offence, for chapter 4 (Sexual, violent and family violence offence proceedings)—see the Family Violence Act 2016, dictionary.
family violence offence proceeding, for chapter 4 (Sexual, violent and family violence offence proceedings)––see section 38.
give evidence, in a proceeding by audiovisual link—
for part 2.2 (Evidence of children—audiovisual links)—see section 6; and
for division 4.3.5 (Giving evidence by audiovisual link)—see section 67.
ground rules hearing, for chapter 1A (Ground rules hearings—criminal proceedings)—see section 4AA.
harm, for division 4.4.3 (Sexual and family violence offence proceedings—protection of counselling communications)––see section 79.
intellectually impaired, for part 4.2 (What special requirements apply to particular proceedings)—see section 42.
intermediaries administrator, for chapter 1B (Witness intermediaries—criminal proceedings)—see section 4AG.
intermediary, for a witness in a criminal proceeding—see section 4AG.
less serious violent offence proceeding, for chapter 4 (Sexual, violent and family violence offence proceedings)––see section 39.
Magistrates Court, for part 2.2 (Evidence of children—audiovisual links)—see section 5.
participating State, for chapter 3 (Use of audiovisual links and audio links)––see section 16.
preliminary criminal proceeding, for division 4.4.3 (Sexual and family violence offence proceedings—protection of counselling communications)––see section 79.
principal proceeding, for chapter 6A (Victim impact statements)—see section 95.
proceeding—
for this Act generally—see the Legislation Act, dictionary, part 1; and
for part 2.2 (Evidence of children—audiovisual links)—see section 5; and
for part 4.1 (Kinds of proceedings)—see section 37; and
for division 4.4.3 (Sexual and family violence offence proceedings—protection of counselling communications)––see section 79.
protected confidence, for division 4.4.3 (Sexual and family violence offence proceedings—protection of counselling communications)––see section 79A.
protected confidence evidence, for division 4.4.3 (Sexual and family violence offence proceedings—protection of counselling communications)––see section 79.
recognised court, for chapter 3 (Use of audiovisual links and audio links)––see section 16.
recorded statement, for part 4.5 (Special requirements—evidence in family violence offence proceedings)—see section 81.
relevant proceeding, for part 4.3 (Special requirements—general)—see section 46.
serious violent offence proceeding, for chapter 4 (Sexual, violent and family violence offence proceedings)––see section 40.
sexual offence proceeding, for chapter 4 (Sexual, violent and family violence offence proceedings)––see section 41.
similar act witness, for part 4.2 (What special requirements apply to particular proceedings)—see section 42.
special relationship witness, for part 4.2 (What special requirements apply to particular proceedings)—see section 42.
State, for chapter 3 (Use of audiovisual links and audio links)––see section 16.
territory court, for chapter 3 (Use of audiovisual links and audio links)—see section 16.
tribunal, in relation to a State, for chapter 3 (Use of audiovisual links and audio links)––see section 16.
victim impact statement, for chapter 6A (Victim impact statements)—see the Crimes (Sentencing) Act 2005, section 47.
vulnerable adult, for part 4.2 (What special requirements apply to particular proceedings)—see section 42.
witness—
for chapter 1A (Ground rules hearings—criminal proceedings)—see section 4AA; and
for chapter 1B (Witness intermediaries—criminal proceedings)—see section 4AG; and
for part 4.3 (Special requirements—general)—see section 46.
witness with disability, for part 4.2 (What special requirements apply to particular proceedings)—see section 42.
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