(1) The deposition of a person examined before an examiner shall be—
(a) taken down by the examiner;
(b) taken down by a shorthand writer or some other person in the presence of the examiner; or
(c) recorded by mechanical means in accordance with Part VI of the Evidence (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1958 in the presence of the examiner.
(2) Subject to paragraph (3) and Rule 41.06(a), the deposition need not set out every question and answer if it contains as nearly as may be the statement of the person examined.
(3) The examiner may direct that the words of any question and the answer to the question be set out in the deposition.