A person referred to
in section 106B(1) or (2) who is not competent to give evidence under
section 106B(3) may give evidence without taking an oath or making an
affirmation if the court or person acting judicially forms the opinion, before
the evidence is given, that the person is able to give an intelligible account
of events which he or she has observed or experienced.
[Section 106C inserted: No. 2 of 2008 s. 46.]