Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00482:reg:13:p4
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00482
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 13 (pt 4/48)
Character Range: 23325–25854

(f) a notice of appeal;
 (g) a notice of change of lawyer;
 (h) a notice of ceasing to act;
 (i) reasons for judgment;
 (j) a transcript of a hearing heard in open Court.
 (3) However, a person who is not a party to criminal proceedings is not entitled to inspect a document that the Court has ordered:
 (a) be confidential; or
 (b) is forbidden from, or restricted from publication to, the person or a class of persons of which the person is a member.
Note: For the prohibition of the publication of evidence or of the name of a party or witness, see sections 37AF and 37AI of the Act.
 (4) A person may apply to the Court for leave to inspect a document, or class of documents, that the person is not otherwise entitled to inspect.
 (5) A person may be given a copy of a document, except a copy of the transcript in criminal proceedings, if the person:
 (a) is entitled to inspect the document; and
 (b) has paid the fee (if any) payable in accordance with the Federal Court and Federal Circuit Court Regulation 2012.
Note: If there is no order that a transcript be confidential, a person may, on payment of the applicable charge, obtain a copy of the transcript of criminal proceedings from the Court's transcript provider.

Division 1.6—Lodging and filing documents

1.21  How documents may be lodged with the Court
 (1) A document may be lodged with the Court by:
 (a) being presented to a Registry when the Registry is open for business; or
 (b) being posted to a Registry with a written request for the action required in relation to the document; or
 (c) being faxed to a Registry in accordance with rule 1.22; or
 (d) being sent by electronic communication to a Registry, in accordance with rule 1.23.
 (2) A document in existing criminal proceedings that is to be lodged with the Court in accordance with paragraph (1)(b), (c) or (d) must be sent to the proper Registry.
 (3) If a document in existing criminal proceedings that is to be lodged with the Court by being presented to a Registry is presented to a Registry other than the proper Registry, the document must be accompanied by a letter:
 (a) identifying the proper place for the proceedings; and
 (b) requesting that the document be sent to the proper Registry.
Note: See also rule 1.25.
 (4) Subject to rules 1.22 and 1.23, a document that is required to be sealed, stamped or signed by the Court must be accompanied by the required number of copies for sealing, stamping or signing.
Note: See also rule 1.14.

1.22  Faxing a document
 (1) A document that is