(1) The examiner must, as soon as practicable after the examination is finished, give the registrar any deposition taken at the examination and, unless the Magistrates Court otherwise orders, any exhibits that were before the examiner.
(2) The registrar must enter into the record of the Magistrates Court any deposition received from the examiner.
(3) The registrar must deal with any exhibit received from the examiner in the way the Magistrates Court directs.
(4) Evidence given by someone in the examination is admissible at the hearing of the proceeding unless the Magistrates Court is satisfied that the person who gave the evidence is within a convenient distance of the court and can attend before the court to give evidence.