need not summarise the closing addresses of the prosecution and the accused; and not give a summary of the evidence but, in accordance with section 66, must identify so much of the evidence as is necessary to assist the jury to determine the issues in the trial; and use a combination of oral and written components. 66 Trial judge required to identify only evidence necessary for determination of issues (1) The trial judge is required to identify only so much of the evidence given in the trial as is necessary to assist the jury to determine the issues in the trial. (2) In determining whether and if so to what extent identification of evidence is necessary under subsection (1), the trial judge must have regard to— facts in issue; and complexity of the facts in issue; and length of the trial; and complexity of the evidence; and submissions and addresses of the prosecution and the accused; and (f) any reference to the way in the prosecution and the accused have put their cases in relation to the issues in the trial; and
need not summarise the closing addresses of the prosecution and the accused; and not give a summary of the evidence but, in accordance with section 66, must identify so much of the evidence as is necessary to assist the jury to determine the issues in the trial; and use a combination of oral and written components. 66 Trial judge required to identify only evidence necessary for determination of issues (1) The trial judge is required to identify only so much of the evidence given in the trial as is necessary to assist the jury to determine the issues in the trial. (2) In determining whether and if so to what extent identification of evidence is necessary under subsection (1), the trial judge must have regard to— facts in issue; and complexity of the facts in issue; and length of the trial; and complexity of the evidence; and submissions and addresses of the prosecution and the accused; and (f) any reference to the way in the prosecution and the accused have put their cases in relation to the issues in the trial; and