Criminal Procedure Rules 2005

At every trial or other proceeding before a court the clerk of arraigns must ensure that there is a record of —

particulars of the indictment or other originating document;

the plea, if any, entered by or on behalf of the accused;

the names of counsel, jurors and witnesses;

the times when particular aspects of the trial or proceeding occur;

the description of and the unique identifier given to each exhibit;

the particulars of the verdict or result of the trial or proceeding;

the judgment or final outcome of the trial or proceeding and the orders made as a result;

any special order or direction made during the course of the trial or proceeding.

The records required by subrule (1) may be made either by the clerk of arraigns, or as part of a record of the trial or proceeding made under the Supreme Court (General) Rules 2005, or both.