Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519:reg:4:p56
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 4 (pt 56/154)
Character Range: 349579–352187

of the person:
 (i) the question objected to;
 (ii) the ground for the objection;
 (iii) the opinion of the examiner;
 (iv) the answer that the person gave to the question (if any); and
 (c) the Court may decide the validity of the ground for the objection; and
 (d) if the Court decides against the person making the objection or any party, the Court may order the person or party to pay the costs arising from the objection.

29.19  Taking of depositions
 (1) The deposition of a person examined must be recorded by the examiner or some other person attending the examination.
 (2) The deposition must include, as precisely as possible, a record of the statement, questions and answers of the person examined.

29.20  Authentication and filing
 (1) The deposition of a person examined must be provided to the person for reading.
 (2) The examiner must, if any party requests, ask the person examined to sign the person's deposition.
 (3) The examiner must authenticate the deposition by the examiner's signature.
 (4) The examiner must make on, or attach to, the deposition a note signed by the examiner of the time occupied in the examination and the fees received by the examiner for the examination.
 (5) The examiner must send the deposition to a Registrar for filing.
 (6) The examiner must send any exhibits to a Registrar.

29.21  Special report
 (1) The examiner may give the Court a special report on an examination about the absence of any person from, or the conduct of any person at, the examination.
 (2) The Court may direct proceedings to be taken, or make any order, on the report that the Court thinks fit.

29.22  Default of witness
 (1) If a person has been required by subpoena to attend before an examiner, and the person refuses to be sworn for the purpose of the examination or to answer any lawful question, or to produce any document or thing, the examiner must, at the request of any party, give to that party a certificate, signed by the examiner, of the refusal.
 (2) The party who requested the certificate must file the certificate.
 (3) The party who has filed the certificate may apply to the Court for an order that:
 (a) the person answer the question or produce the document or thing; and
 (b) the person pay the costs arising from the person's refusal.
 (4) If a party, or a party's lawyer, gives an undertaking under subparagraph 29.12(1)(d)(ii) and does not, within 14 days after being sent an account for expenses incurred in relation to the request, pay to the Chief Executive Officer the amount of the expenses, the Court may without notice make an order that:
 (a)