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5.5.—(1) Where someone may appeal to the Court of Appeal, the court officer must—
(a)arrange for the recording of the proceedings in the Crown Court, unless the court otherwise directs; and
(b)arrange for the transcription of such a recording if—
(i)the Registrar wants such a transcript, or
(ii)anyone else wants such a transcript (but that is subject to the restrictions in paragraph (2)).
(2) Unless the court otherwise directs, a person who transcribes a recording of proceedings under such arrangements—
(a)must not supply anyone other than the Registrar with a transcript of a recording of—
(i)a hearing in private, or
(ii)information to which reporting restrictions apply;
(b)subject to that, must supply any person with any transcript for which that person asks—
(i)in accordance with the transcription arrangements made by the court officer, and
(ii)on payment by that person of any fee prescribed.
(3) A party who wants to hear a recording of proceedings must—
(a)apply—
(i)in writing to the Registrar, if an appeal notice has been served where Part 36 applies (Appeal to the Court of Appeal: general rules), or
(ii)orally or in writing to the Crown Court officer;
(b)explain the reasons for the request; and
(c)pay any fee prescribed.
(4) If the Crown Court or the Registrar so directs, the Crown Court officer must allow that party to hear a recording of—
(a)a hearing in public;
(b)a hearing in private, if the applicant was present at that hearing.
[Note. See also section 32 of the Criminal Appeal Act 1968(1).]
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