s. 42 (4) The Chief Examiner must not inspect the document or other thing in considering the claim of privilege and may not make an authorisation under section 47. (5) If the Chief Examiner does not withdraw the requirement to produce the document or other thing in relation to which the claim of privilege is made, the Chief Examiner must require the claimant to seal the document or other thing immediately, and give it to the Chief Examiner. (6) As soon as practicable and in any event within S. 41(6) amended by 3 days after the sealing of the document or other No. 3/2009 thing, the Chief Examiner must give the sealed s. 9(1)(b). document or other thing, or cause it to be given, to the proper officer of the County Court or the Supreme Court to be held in safe custody. (7) A person must not open a sealed document or S. 41(7) amended by other thing prior to delivery to the County Court No. 3/2009 or the Supreme Court. s. 9(1)(c). 42 Application to County Court or Supreme Court to S. 42 (Heading) determine legal professional privilege amended by No. 3/2009 s. 9(1)(d). (1) Within 7 days after the Chief Examiner gives a S. 42(1) amended by sealed document or other thing to the proper No. 3/2009 officer of the County Court or the Supreme Court s. 9(1)(e)(f). in accordance with section 41, the Chief Examiner may apply to that Court to determine whether or not the document or thing is the subject of legal professional privilege. (2) If no application is made under subsection (1) S. 42(2) amended by within the period of 7 days, the proper officer No. 3/2009 having safe custody of the sealed document or s. 9(1)(g). other thing must return the document or thing to the claimant for legal professional privilege. (3) The Chief Examiner must give notice in the prescribed form of the application to the claimant
(4) The Chief Examiner must not inspect the document or other thing in considering the claim of privilege and may not make an authorisation under section 47. (5) If the Chief Examiner does not withdraw the requirement to produce the document or other thing in relation to which the claim of privilege is made, the Chief Examiner must require the claimant to seal the document or other thing immediately, and give it to the Chief Examiner. S. 41(6) amended by No. 3/2009 s. 9(1)(b). (6) As soon as practicable and in any event within 3 days after the sealing of the document or other thing, the Chief Examiner must give the sealed document or other thing, or cause it to be given, to the proper officer of the County Court or the Supreme Court to be held in safe custody. S. 41(7) amended by No. 3/2009 s. 9(1)(c). (7) A person must not open a sealed document or other thing prior to delivery to the County Court or the Supreme Court. S. 42 (Heading) amended by No. 3/2009 s. 9(1)(d). 42 Application to County Court or Supreme Court to determine legal professional privilege s. 42 S. 42(1) amended by No. 3/2009 s. 9(1)(e)(f). (1) Within 7 days after the Chief Examiner gives a sealed document or other thing to the proper officer of the County Court or the Supreme Court in accordance with section 41, the Chief Examiner may apply to that Court to determine whether or not the document or thing is the subject of legal professional privilege. S. 42(2) amended by No. 3/2009 s. 9(1)(g). (2) If no application is made under subsection (1) within the period of 7 days, the proper officer having safe custody of the sealed document or other thing must return the document or thing to the claimant for legal professional privilege. (3) The Chief Examiner must give notice in the prescribed form of the application to the claimant