(1) The attendee's lawyer may, at such times during the questioning as the investigator determines:
(a) address the investigator; and
(b) question the attendee;
about matters about which the investigator has questioned the attendee.
(2) If, in the investigator's opinion, a person is trying to obstruct the questioning by exercising rights under subsection (1), the investigator may require the person to stop addressing the investigator, or questioning the attendee, as the case requires.
Note: Failure to comply with a requirement made under this subsection is an offence (see section 337AA).