Criminal Procedure Act 1921

The

Director of Public Prosecutions, or counsel on behalf of the

Director, will appear for the Crown on every appeal to the Court of

Appeal under this Act (unless a private prosecutor in the case of a private prosecution undertakes the defence of the appeal) and provision must be made by rules of court for the transmission to the

Director of all such documents, exhibits and other things connected with the proceedings as the Director may require for the purposes of carrying out duties under this section.