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sets out what is relevant evidence. Under the clause, evidence is relevant if it could rationally affect (whether directly or indirectly) the assessment of the probability of the existence of a fact in issue. The clause makes it clear that evidence is not to be deemed irrelevant (and hence inadmissible under clause 56) because it relates only to the credibility of a witness, the admissibility of other evidence or a failure to adduce evidence.