This legislation has been repealed.
(1) Where in any committal proceedings it appears to the Justice or Justices that the whole or any part of a written statement tendered as evidence under this Subdivision is inadmissible, the Justice or Justices shall reject the statement or that part, as the case may be, as evidence. However, the Justice or Justices must not exclude evidence on any of the grounds set out in Part 3.11 (Discretions to exclude evidence) of the Evidence Act 1995 .
(2) Where a part of a written statement is rejected under subsection (1), the Justice or Justices shall, by one of the means referred to in section 36 (4), make a record identifying the part that has been rejected and indicating that it has been rejected.
(3) The regulations may, for the purposes of subsection (2), prescribe the manner of identifying a part of a statement that has been rejected and of indicating that it has been rejected.