(2) A direction made under subsection (1) may include— (a) permitting the person to be examined and cross-examined from a place other than the court room by means of a closed-circuit television or other facilities that enable communication between that place and the court room; (b) using screens to remove the person from the direct line of vision of the offender; (c) permitting a person, chosen by the person being examined and cross-examined and approved by the court for this purpose, to be beside the person being examined and crossexamined during the examination and cross-examination, for the purpose of providing emotional support for the person being examined and cross-examined; (d) permitting only persons specified by the court to be present while the person is being examined and cross-examined; (e) requiring legal practitioners not to robe; (f) requiring legal practitioners to be seated while examining or cross-examining the person. (3) The court may, on the application of a person who gives evidence under section 8O or 8P, on the application of the prosecutor or on its own motion, revoke or vary a direction made under subsection (1). Division 2—Custodial orders Subdivision (1)—Imprisonment
(2) A direction made under subsection (1) may include— (a) permitting the person to be examined and cross-examined from a place other than the court room by means of a closed-circuit television or other facilities that enable communication between that place and the court room; (b) using screens to remove the person from the direct line of vision of the offender; (c) permitting a person, chosen by the person being examined and cross-examined and approved by the court for this purpose, to be beside the person being examined and crossexamined during the examination and cross-examination, for the purpose of providing emotional support for the person being examined and cross-examined; (d) permitting only persons specified by the court to be present while the person is being examined and cross-examined; (e) requiring legal practitioners not to robe; (f) requiring legal practitioners to be seated while examining or cross-examining the person. (3) The court may, on the application of a person who gives evidence under section 8O or 8P, on the application of the prosecutor or on its own motion, revoke or vary a direction made under subsection (1). Division 2—Custodial orders Subdivision (1)—Imprisonment
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