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64.—(1) The record of proceedings in relation to an appeal shall include—
(a)where appropriate, the record of the decision of the court on each finding; and
(b)the record of the decision of the court in respect of any punishment awarded.
(2) The record of proceedings shall be kept in the custody of the court administration officer for a period of 6 years after the conclusion of the hearing of the appeal.
(3) An appellant shall be entitled to receive a copy of the record of proceedings—
(a)on an application to the court administration officer within the relevant period, and
(b)on payment of a fee at such rate as the court administration officer may determine.
(4) In this rule, “the relevant period” means, in relation to an appellant, the period of 6 years after the conclusion of the hearing of the appeal.
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