Criminal Code Act 1899 - Queensland Legislation

Schedule 1 The Criminal CodePart 8 ProcedureChapter 62 Trial—adjournment—pleas— practice[s 590G](h) setting a timetable for compliance with a disclosureobligation.(2) Subsection (1) does not limit section 590AA(2)(ba).(3) The court may make a disclosure obligation direction on theconditions, whether about the circumstances of disclosure orotherwise, it considers appropriate.(4) If a date is set for the commencement of the hearing ofevidence in the proceeding, any examination orcross-examination allowed for in a disclosure obligationdirection must be conducted before that date.(5) If a person is examined by the court as provided for insubsection (1)(d), required to file an affidavit as provided forin subsection (1)(e) or cross-examined as provided for insubsection (1)(f), the person is not excused from failing toanswer a question or file an affidavit on the ground that theanswer or affidavit might tend to incriminate the personbecause the person would be required to admit to a failure tocomply with a disclosure obligation.(6) However, the answer or affidavit is not admissible against theperson in a criminal proceeding, other than a perjuryproceeding in relation to the answer or affidavit.(7) In this section—perjury proceeding, in relation to an answer or affidavit,means a proceeding in which the falsity or misleading natureof the answer or affidavit is relevant.590GApplication for disclosure obligation direction(1) The procedures applying in relation to an application undersection 590AA(1) by a party to a proceeding for a disclosureobligation direction are stated in the Criminal Practice Rules1999, chapter 9A.(2) To the greatest practicable extent, the procedures apply inaddition to, and do not limit, the procedures applying underthe Criminal Practice Rules 1999, chapter 9.Page 394 Current as at 1 December 2014