Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519:reg:35:p3
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 35 (pt 3/12)
Character Range: 90441–93038

in the District Registry in which the vexatious proceedings order was made.
 (3) The certificate will state:
 (a) the name of the person subject to the vexatious proceedings order; and
 (b) if applicable, the name of the person who applied for the vexatious proceedings order; and
 (c) the date on which the vexatious proceedings order was made; and
 (d) the orders made by the Court.

6.03  Application for leave to institute proceedings
  An application under subsection 37AR(2) of the Act for leave to institute a proceeding that is subject to a vexatious proceedings order must be made:
 (a) in accordance with Form 2; and
 (b) without notice to any other person.
Note 1: See subsection 37AR(2) of the Act for the right of a person who is subject to a vexatious proceedings order to apply to the Court to institute a proceeding.
Note 2: See subsection 37AR(3) of the Act for the contents of the affidavit that must be filed with the application.
Rules 6.04–6.10 left blank

Division 6.2—Use of communication and recording devices in Court

6.11  Use of communication device or recording device in place where hearing taking place
 (1) In this rule:
communication device includes a mobile telephone, audio link, video link or any other electronic communication equipment.
recording device means a device that is capable of being used to record images or sound, including a camera, tape recorder, video recorder, mobile telephone or digital audio recorder.
 (2) A person must comply with any directions made by the Court at the hearing of any proceeding in the Court relating to the use of a communication device or recording device.
 (3) A person must not use a recording device for the purpose of recording or making a transcript of the evidence or submissions in a hearing in the Court.
 (4) A person must not use a communication device or a recording device that might:
 (a) disturb a hearing in the Court; or
 (b) cause any concern to a witness or other participant in the hearing; or
 (c) allow a person who is not present in the Court to receive information about the proceeding or the hearing to which the person is not entitled.
Note 1: The Court may have regard to any relevant matter, including the following:
(a) why the person needs to use the device in the hearing;
(b) if an order has been given excluding one or more witnesses from the Court—whether there is a risk that the device could be used to brief a witness out of court;
(c) whether the use of the device would disturb the hearing or distract or cause concern to a witness or other participant in the hearing.
Note 2: The