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requires the DPP to serve a notice with the indictment on a corporate accused stating the date and time specified in an order made under clause 144(2)(d) (regarding an order for a corporate accused to appear) and warning the accused that charges can be heard and determined in the accused's absence. Clause 214 gives the court the power to try a corporate accused in its absence.