14—Amendment of section 107—Evaluation of evidence at preliminary
examination
Section 107(5)—delete subsection (5) and substitute:
(5) Where the Court
commits a defendant for trial, the Court must—
(a)
provide the defendant with a written statement in the prescribed form—
(i)
setting out the more important statutory obligations of
the defendant to be fulfilled in anticipation of trial; and
(ii)
explaining that non-compliance with those obligations may
have serious consequences; and
(b) give
the defendant such further explanations of the trial procedure and the
defendant's obligations in regard to the trial as the Court considers
appropriate.
(6) If, in any legal
proceedings, the question arises whether a defendant has been provided with
the statement and explanations required by subsection (5), it will be
presumed, in the absence of proof to the contrary, that the defendant has been
provided with the statement and explanations.