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Clause 123

provides that the court must not grant leave to cross-examine a witness who—
is a complainant in a proceeding that relates (wholly or partly) to a charge for a sexual offence;
was a child or person with a cognitive impairment when the criminal proceeding was commenced; and
made a statement which was provided in the hand-up brief or whose evidence-in-chief or examination at a compulsory hearing was recorded and a transcript was served in the hand-up brief.