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marked with:
 (i) the date on which the order was made; and
 (ii) each date on which redaction was performed.
 (4) A document removed from a Court file under this rule must be stored:
 (a) if an order mentioned in this rule specifies a way to store the document—in the way specified in the order; or
 (b) otherwise—as directed by the District Registrar.
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Division 2.4—Custody and inspection of documents

2.31  Custody of documents
 (1) The District Registrar of a District Registry is to have custody of, and control over:
 (a) each document filed in a Registry in a proceeding; and
 (b) the records of the Registry.
 (2) A person may remove a document from a Registry if:
 (a) a Registrar has given written permission for the removal because it is necessary to transfer the document to another Registry; or
 (b) the Court has given the person leave for the removal.
 (3) If the Court or a Registrar permits a person to remove a document from the Registry, the person must comply with any conditions on the removal imposed by the Court or a Registrar.

2.32  Inspection of documents
 (1) A party may inspect any document in the proceeding except:
 (a) a document for which a claim of privilege has been made:
 (i) but not decided by the Court; or
 (ii) that the Court has decided is privileged; or
 (b) a document that the Court has ordered be confidential.
 (2) A person who is not a party may, after the first directions hearing or the hearing (whichever is earlier), inspect the following documents in a proceeding in the proper Registry:
 (a) an originating application or cross‑claim;
 (b) a notice of address for service;
 (c) a pleading or particulars of a pleading or similar document;
 (d) a statement of agreed facts or an agreed statement of facts;
 (e) an interlocutory application;
 (f) a judgment or an order of the Court;
 (g) a notice of appeal or cross‑appeal;
 (h) a notice of discontinuance;
 (i) a notice of change of lawyer;
 (j) a notice of ceasing to act;
 (k) in a proceeding to which Division 34.7 applies:
 (i) an affidavit accompanying an application, or an amended application, under section 61 of the Native Title Act 1993; or
 (ii) an extract from the Register of Native Title Claims received by the Court from the Native Title Registrar;
 (l) reasons for judgment;
 (m) a transcript of a hearing heard in open Court.
Note: Native Title Registrar and Register of Native Title Claims are defined in the Dictionary.
 (3) However, a person who is not a party is not entitled to inspect a document that the Court has ordered:
 (a) be confidential; or