S.I. No. 580/2011 - Court-Martial Rules 2011.

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Notice of the making of this Statutory Instrument was published in
“Iris Oifigiúil” of 18th November, 2011.
We, the Courts-Martial Rules Committee, constituted pursuant to the provisions of section 240A (inserted by section 71 of the Defence (Amendment) Act 2007 (No. 24 of 2007)) of the Defence Act 1954 (No. 18 of 1954), in exercise of the powers conferred on us by section 240B (as amended by section 10 of the Defence (Amendment) Act 2011 (No. 17 of 2011)) of the Defence Act 1954 (No. 18 of 1954), and of all other powers enabling us in this behalf, do hereby make the following rules:
Dated this 12 day of November 2011.
Donagh McDonagh Chairperson
Oonah McCrann
Fergal Foley
Niall Farrell
Faye Breen
Jason Kearney
Jerry Lane Secretary
I concur in the making of the following Rules.
Dated this 12 day of November 2011.
ALAN SHATTER,
Minister for Defence.
1. (1) These Rules may be cited as the Court-Martial Rules 2011.
(2) The Court-Martial Rules 2008 to 2009 and these Rules may be cited together as the Court-Martial Rules 2008 to 2011 and shall be construed together as one.
(3) These Rules come into operation on 10 November 2011.
2. In these Rules, “Principal Rules” means the Court-Martial Rules 2008 ( S.I. No. 205 of 2008 ).
3. Rule 92(2) of the Principal Rules shall not apply to a Circuit Judge who has been temporarily designated under section 11A of the Act of 1947 to perform the functions of a military judge.
4. The Schedule of Forms to the Principal Rules is amended—
(a) by substituting the form set out in Schedule 1 for Form 2,
(b) by substituting the form set out in Schedule 2 for Form 3,
(c) by substituting the form set out in Schedule 3 for Form 5,
(d) by substituting the form set out in Schedule 4 for Form 6,
(e) by substituting the form set out in Schedule 5 for Form 9,
(f) by substituting the form set out in Schedule 6 for Form 10,
(g) by substituting the form set out in Schedule 7 for Form 12,
(h) by substituting the form set out in Schedule 8 for Form 13,
(i) by substituting the form set out in Schedule 9 for Form 14,
(j) by substituting the form set out in Schedule 10 for Form 17,
(k) by substituting the form set out in Schedule 11 for Form 20,
(l) by substituting the form set out in Schedule 12 for Form 22, and
(m) by substituting the form set out in Schedule 13 for Form 23.
Schedule 1
“Form 2
Register Number:
DEFENCE ACT 1954, PART V
COURT-MARTIAL RULES 2008, rules 16(3) and 59(2)
STATEMENT AS TO CHARACTER AND PARTICULARS OF SERVICE OF APPELLANT OR ACCUSED
No............ Rank.................... Name..............
Unit.................... Appellant
Director of Military Prosecutions Respondent
Or
No. ......................... Rank ............................... Name. ..............
Unit............................... Accused
(1) The following is a true extract of the disciplinary entries in the Record Sheet, *A.F. 43(a)/ *A.F.108 of the *appellant/* accused (if no such entries, same to be stated) and in the service books of *his/*her unit.
Summary Award(s)
Date of offence..............
Particulars of offence..............
Punishment..............
Date of offence..............
Particulars of offence..............
Punishment..............
Court(s)-martial
Date of trial..............
Date of offence..............
Particulars of offence..............
Sentence..............
Date of trial..............
Date of offence..............
Particulars of offence..............
Sentence..............
Civil convictions
Date of trial or plea..............
Date of offence..............
Particulars of offence..............
Court..............
Sentence..............
PARTICULARS AS TO SERVICE
(2) The *appellant/*accused is not under sentence at the present time
or
(3) The *appellant/*accused at the present time is under sentence for................... beginning on the.......... day of............. 20.........
(4) The *appellant/*accused has been in service custody on the present charges for............ days, and in civil custody for..................... days, of which............. days were spent in hospital.
(5) The present age of the *appellant/*accused according to the Record Sheet *A.F. 43(a)/*A.F.108 is............
(6) The *appellant/*accused was first attested on the.............. day of............................... 19/20....... and *his/*her present engagement is for.............. years in the Permanent Defence Force and for.................. years in the Reserve Defence Force.
or
The *appellant/*accused has served continuously in the Permanent Defence Force since the.......... day of.................. 19/20....., and is serving on a re-engagement to complete 21 years or more in the Permanent Defence Force; or has been continued in service for a................ year period to complete............... years.
or
The *appellant/*accused was first *attested/*inducted on the ................... date of ............................................................ 19/20 .............. and has served continuously in the Permanent Defence Force as an officer since the.......... day of.................. 19/20...........
(7) The *appellant/*accused has served as an *officer/*non-commissioned officer continuously since.....................
*He/*She was last promoted on the........... day of................... 19/20.........
*He/*She has not been demoted during service.
(If demoted, strike out last sentence and state particulars.)
(8) Acts of Gallantry, Distinguished Conduct, Medals, Awards, Mentions, etc.
(9) The *appellant/*accused is/is not married.
(10) The *appellant/*accused has......... children in *his/*her family, aged respectively—
(11) The *appellant/*accused is in receipt of basic pay at a rate of.......... per day.
(12) The *appellant/*accused is on the............. point of............... points on the scale of pay for *his/*her rank.
(13) The *appellant/*accused received *his/*her last increment/is due *his/*her next increment on ......................................................... 20.....
(14) The *appellant/*accused *is/*is not in receipt of military service allowance, additional, flying, or other extra pay at a rate of ................ per...................
I certify that the foregoing are true extracts from Record Sheet *A.F. 43(a)/ *A.F.108 and service records in my custody.
Signed this ....... day of ................................................................ 20......
Officer having custody of records
*Delete where inapplicable”.
Schedule 2
“Form 3
Register Number:
DEFENCE ACT 1954, SECTION 178G(3)
COURT-MARTIAL RULES 2008, rule 15
ORDER OF THE SUMMARY COURT-MARTIAL ON HEARING AN APPEAL
No. ................. Rank.............................. Name..............
Unit.................................... Appellant
Director of Military Prosecutions Respondent
UPON HEARING AN APPEAL brought before the Summary Court-Martial by the above-named appellant against the *punishment/*determination/*determination and punishment given on the ...... day of .................................... 20...... by..............
as *Authorised Officer/*Commanding Officer at..............
whereby (give details of *punishment/*determination/*determination and punishment)—
THE SUMMARY COURT-MARTIAL
being satisfied that notice of the appeal was duly served upon the Court-Martial Administrator, the respondent and the *authorised/*commanding officer concerned
and having heard the evidence tendered by or on behalf of the *appellant/*respondent *(and the appellant)
*[and being satisfied that the said appeal ought *(not) to be allowed]
*[and being satisfied that the determination appealed from ought to be *confirmed/*quashed]
*[and being satisfied that the punishment appealed from ought to be *confirmed/*quashed/*varied]
HEREBY ORDERS as follows—
Dated this ........ day of .................................................20......
Signed........................................................................
*Military Judge/*Circuit Judge
*Delete where inapplicable”.
Schedule 3
“Form 5
Register Number:
DEFENCE ACT 1954, PART V
CRIMINAL LAW (INSANITY) ACT 2006, Section 4(6)
COURT-MARTIAL RULES 2008, rule 31(1)
COMMITTAL WARRANT AND DIRECTION FOR EXAMINATION
Director of Military Prosecutions Prosecutor
No. ............... Rank......................... Name..............
Unit.................................. Accused
To the Provost Marshal
WHEREAS the above-named accused was this day before *the Summary Court-Martial/*a General Court-Martial/*a Limited Court-Martial charged with the offence(s) set out on the attached copy Charge Sheet(s).
AND WHEREAS the Court-Martial has determined that the said accused is unfit to take *his/*her trial, the hearing of the said charge(s) has been adjourned to the sitting of the Court-Martial at .......................................... on the .... day of ................................ 20...... at ............. hours.
THIS IS TO COMMAND YOU to whom this warrant is addressed to deliver the said accused to the designated centre at..............and to lodge the said accused person in the said designated centre there to be detained pursuant to section 4 (6)(a) of the Criminal Law (Insanity) Act 2006 by the clinical director thereof until the above time of adjournment, being a period not exceeding fourteen days from the date hereof, when you shall have said accused at the said sitting to be further dealt with according to law.
AND THE COURT-MARTIAL DIRECTS THAT the said accused be examined by an approved medical officer at the said designated centre and the approved medical officer concerned is required by section 4(6)(b) of the said Act of 2006 to report within the period of committal hereby authorised to the court-martial on whether in *his/*her opinion the said accused is suffering from a mental disorder (within the meaning of the Mental Health Act 2001 ) and is in need of in-patient care or treatment in a designated centre or suffering from a mental disorder (within the meaning of the said Act of 2006) or from a mental disorder (within the meaning of the Mental Health Act 2001 ) and is in need of out-patient care or treatment in a designated centre.
Dated this.... day of ........................................ 20 .....
Signed .............................................................
*Military Judge/*Circuit Judge
Copy to the Clinical Director at
*Delete where inapplicable”.
Schedule 4
“Form 6
Register Number:
DEFENCE ACT 1954, SECTION 202(1)(b)
CRIMINAL LAW (INSANITY) ACT 2006, SECTION 4(5)
COURT-MARTIAL RULES 2008, rule 31(2)(a)
COMMITTAL WARRANT
Director of Military Prosecutions Prosecutor
No. ............ Rank............................ Name..............
Unit.................................. Accused
To the Provost Marshal
WHEREAS the above-named accused was this day before *the Summary Court-Martial/*a General Court-Martial/*a Limited Court-Martial charged with the offence(s) set out on the attached copy Charge Sheet(s).
AND WHEREAS the Court-Martial has determined that the said accused is unfit to take *his/*her trial, the hearing of the said charge(s) has been adjourned until further order,
AND WHEREAS the Court-Martial is satisfied,
*having considered the evidence of an approved medical officer adduced pursuant to section 4(6) of the above-mentioned Act of 2006
*having considered other evidence adduced
that the accused is suffering from a mental disorder (within the meaning of the Mental Health Act 2001 ) and is in need of in-patient care or treatment in a designated centre,
THIS IS TO COMMAND YOU to whom this warrant is addressed to deliver the said accused to the designated centre at..............and to lodge the said accused in the said designated centre for in-patient care or treatment until an order under section 13 of the said Act of 2006 is made.
NOTE: Where the clinical director of the above-mentioned designated centre forms the opinion in relation to the said accused that said person is no longer unfit to take *his/*her trial for an offence, the clinical director shall immediately notify the Court-Martial Administrator in writing by electronic mail and by registered post in Form 7 of the Court-Martial Rules 2008.
Dated this .............day of ................................ 20.....
Signed....................................................................
*Military Judge/*Circuit Judge
Copy to the Clinical Director at
*Delete where inapplicable”.
Schedule 5
“Form 9
Register Number:
DEFENCE ACT 1954, PART V
COURT-MARTIAL RULES 2008, rules 56 and 61
FINDING
The Court find the accused No. .................. Rank..............
Name .................................................................Unit..............
*GUILTY of the..............Charge(s)
*NOT GUILTY of the..............Charge(s)
Signed at ..............
This ....... day of ............................................ 20.......
....................................................................
*Military Judge/*Circuit Judge
*General/*Limited/*Summary Court-Martial
SENTENCE
The Court sentence the accused No. ................... Rank..............
Name....................................................... Unit..............
Signed at ..............
This ...... day of ................................................. 20.......
....................................................................
*Military Judge/*Circuit Judge
*General / *Limited / *Summary Court-Martial
*Delete where inapplicable”.
Schedule 6
“Form 10
Register Number:
DEFENCE ACT 1954, SECTION 212A
COURT-MARTIAL RULES 2008, rule 63(1)
ORDER SUSPENDING A SENTENCE OF IMPRISONMENT/ DETENTION SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS AND RECOGNISANCE
Director of Military Prosecutions Prosecutor
No. ..................... Rank....................................... Name..............
Unit.................................. Accused
UPON CONVICTION on the .......... day of .......................................... 20...... of the above-named offender of ..................................................................... by *a General Court-Martial/*a Limited Court-Martial/*the Summary Court-Martial of the following offence—
That *he/*she did................................................ contrary to..............
The Court-Martial sentenced the said offender to a term of imprisonment/detention of...............................................................
THE COURT-MARTIAL HEREBY ORDERS THAT
Subject to the said offender entering into a recognisance to comply with the conditions of, or imposed in relation to this order, the execution of
*the whole of the sentence of imprisonment/detention
*part of the sentence of imprisonment/detention comprising the term of ................... be and is hereby suspended [for the period of..............,until the .... day of...................................20......] [until further order of this Court-Martial].
CONDITIONS
IT IS A CONDITION OF THIS ORDER that the said offender shall keep the peace and be of good behaviour during
*the period of suspension of the sentence
*the period of imprisonment/detention and the period of suspension of the sentence
*And the court-martial considering (a) that it is appropriate having regard to the nature of the offence and (b) that it will reduce the likelihood of the said offender committing any other offence,
IT IS A CONDITION OF THIS ORDER that
[here insert any condition imposed in accordance with Section 212A(4) of the Defence Act 1954 ]
*IT IS A CONDITION OF THIS ORDER that
[here insert any condition imposed in accordance with Section 212A(5) of the Defence Act 1954 , e.g. (a) that the offender co-operate with such support services and to such extent as may be specified by the Military Judge;
(b) that the offender undergo such (i) treatment for addiction, (ii) course of education, training or therapy, (iii) psychological counselling or other treatment, as may be approved by the Military Judge]
Dated this............. day of........... 20........
Signed______________
*Military Judge/*Circuit Judge
RECOGNISANCE
Whereas upon conviction on the ....... day of ............................................... 20.... of the offence that *he/*she did.............................................contrary to ..........................................., the offender was sentenced to a term of imprisonment/detention of..............
THE COURT-MARTIAL ORDERED THAT execution of
*the whole of the sentence of imprisonment/detention
*part of the sentence of imprisonment/detention comprising the term of....................... be suspended *[for the period of ..................., until the .... day of ................................ 20.... ]*[until further order of the Court-Martial]
subject to the offender entering into a recognisance *in the sum specified to comply with the conditions of, or imposed in relation to the said order, and conditionally on his/her compliance with the further provisions of said order as set out above until the ..... day of .................................................. 20.....
I ........................................................................ of ..............
the above-named offender enter into this recognisance to comply with the conditions of the order set out above until the ....... day of ................................................... 20.....
And on such compliance, then this recognisance shall be void, save in respect of any breach of any condition thereof during the period of the said recognisance or else to stand in full force and effect.
*Further, I acknowledge myself to owe to the State the sum of €.................
to the use of the Minister for Finance if I fail to comply with any of the conditions set out herein
................................................................... Offender
Acknowledged before me this ..... day of..................................................20......
Signed ...............................................................
*Military Judge/*Circuit Judge
*Governor/*Officer in charge of *..................................................... Prison/*the place of detention at ..................................................................
To the Governor of the *prison*detention barrack at
*Delete where inapplicable”.
Schedule 7
“Form 12
Register Number:
DEFENCE ACT 1954, SECTION 212A(14)
COURT-MARTIAL RULES 2008, rule 63(4)
ORDER FOR ARREST
Director of Military Prosecutions Prosecutor
No. ................ Rank............................ Name..............
Unit.................................. Applicant
To the Provost Marshal
WHEREAS on the .... day of .................................. 20.... a notice was issued requiring the above-named person of ............................................................... to appear before a ................................................ court-martial to be held at ..................................................... on the .... day of ............................................................ 20 ...., at ....................... hours for the hearing of an application for an order revoking the order suspending
*the whole of the sentence
*part of the sentence
imposed on *him/*her on the ..... day of ................................................. 20....
AND WHEREAS the said person has failed to appear at the said time and place;
AND WHEREAS it has been duly proved that the notice was served upon the said person in accordance with the Court-Martial Rules;
THIS IS TO COMMAND YOU to whom this order is addressed to arrest ..............
of ..............
and to bring *him/*her before me to be dealt with according to law.
Dated this ..... day of ..................................................................... 20......
Signed ..................................................................
*Military Judge/*Circuit Judge
*Delete where inapplicable”.
Schedule 8
“Form 13
Register Number:
DEFENCE ACT 1954, SECTION 203
CRIMINAL LAW (INSANITY) ACT 2006, Section 5(2)
COURT-MARTIAL RULES 2008, rule 64(2)
COMMITTAL WARRANT (NOT GUILTY BY REASON OF INSANITY)
Director of Military Prosecutions Prosecutor
No. ............... Rank........................... Name..............
Unit.................................. Accused
To the Provost Marshal
WHEREAS the above-named accused was this day before a................................................. Court-Martial, charged with the offence(s) set out on the attached copy Charge Sheet(s)
AND WHEREAS the Court-Martial has returned a special verdict pursuant to
* Section 5 (1) of the Criminal Law (Insanity) Act 2006
* Section 203 of the Defence Act 1954
to the effect that the accused person is not guilty by reason of insanity
AND WHEREAS the Court-Martial considers that the accused person found not guilty by reason of insanity is suffering from a mental disorder (within the meaning of the Mental Health Act 2001 ) and is in need of in-patient care or treatment in a designated centre
AND WHEREAS the military judge has consulted with a clinical director of a designated centre
THIS IS TO COMMAND YOU to whom this warrant is addressed to deliver the said accused person to the designated centre at ...............and to lodge the said accused person in the said designated centre for in-patient care or treatment pending the making of an order under section 13 of the Criminal Law (Insanity) Act 2006 .
Dated this ..... day of ........................................................20.....
Signed ..........................................................
*Military Judge/*Circuit Judge
Copy to the Clinical Director at
*Delete where inapplicable”.
Schedule 9
“Form 14
Register Number:
DEFENCE ACT 1954, PART V
CRIMINAL LAW (INSANITY) ACT 2006, Section 5(3)(a)
COURT-MARTIAL RULES 2008, rule 64(3)
COMMITTAL WARRANT AND DIRECTION FOR EXAMINATION (NOT GUILTY BY REASON OF INSANITY)
Director of Military Prosecutions Prosecutor
No. ................ Rank........................... Name..............
Unit.................................. Accused
To the Provost Marshal
WHEREAS the above-named accused was this day before a ..............Court-Martial, charged with the offence(s) set out on the attached copy Charge Sheet(s)
AND WHEREAS the Court-Martial has returned a special verdict pursuant to section 5(1) of the Criminal Law (Insanity) Act 2006 to the effect that the accused person is not guilty by reason of insanity
AND WHEREAS the proceedings have been adjourned to ..............on the .... day of ................................................ 20.... at ................................ hours
AND WHEREAS the Court-Martial considers that the accused person found not guilty by reason of insanity is suffering from a mental disorder (within the meaning of the Mental Health Act 2001 ) and may be in need of in-patient care or treatment in a designated centre
THIS IS TO COMMAND YOU to whom this warrant is addressed to deliver the said accused person to the designated centre at ..............and to lodge the said accused person in the said designated centre there to be detained pursuant to section 5 (3)(a) of the Criminal Law (Insanity) Act 2006 by the clinical director of the designated centre until the above time of adjournment, being a period not exceeding fourteen days from the date hereof, when you shall have said accused person at the said sitting to be further dealt with according to law
AND THE COURT-MARTIAL DIRECTS THAT the said accused person be examined by an approved medical officer at the said designated centre and the approved medical officer concerned is required by section 5(3)(c) of the said Act of 2006 to report to the court within the period of committal hereby authorised (or any extended period authorised by the Court under section 5(3)(b) of the said Act of 2006) on whether in *his/*her opinion the said accused person is suffering from a mental disorder (within the meaning of the Mental Health Act 2001 ) and is in need of in-patient care or treatment in a designated centre.
Dated this ............. day of .................... 20 ....
Signed ..................................................................
*Military Judge/*Circuit Judge
Copy to the Clinical Director at
*Delete where inapplicable”.
Schedule 10
“Form 17
Register Number:
DEFENCE ACT 1954, SECTION 225
COURT-MARTIAL RULES 2008, rule 65(4)
ORDER FOR RESTITUTION
Director of Military Prosecutions Prosecutor
No. ............... Rank........................... Name..............
Unit.................................. Accused
..............Injured Party
of..............
WHEREAS in proceedings entitled as above, a............................................. Court-Martial has on this day convicted the above-named accused (hereinafter referred to as “the convicted person”) of ............... of the following offence under *Section 155 * Section 156 of the Defence Act 1954 —
AND WHEREAS the above-named injured party has suffered loss to property resulting from that offence
the Court-Martial, having regard to the evidence given and the representations made herein, hereby ORDERS pursuant to Section 225 of the Defence Act 1954 that the said convicted person
*restore the following property to the injured party
*pay the sum of €............................................................. to the injured party
[AND DIRECTS that such compensation be paid—
*(in one payment, to be made not later than the ..... day of ................................... 20....,)
*(by.......... consecutive *weekly *monthly instalments of €.............. each and a final balance of €..............., the first of such instalments to be paid on .... day of .............. 20....,)
AND FURTHER DIRECTS that all payments made under this order shall be made to the Court-Martial Administrator, for transmission to the injured party.]
Dated this ..... day of .................................................... 20.....
Signed .................................................................
*Military Judge/*Circuit Judge
*Delete where inapplicable”.
Schedule 11
“Form 20
Register Number:
DEFENCE ACT 1954, SECTION 207
COURT-MARTIAL RULES 2008, rule 74(4)
SUMMONS TO CIVILIAN WITNESS TO COURT-MARTIAL
To ..................................................... of ..............
No. .............. Rank........................... Name..............
Unit..................................
on the charge of ..............
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to attend and to give evidence on the trial of the said charge, at the sitting of the *General/*Limited/*Summary Court-Martial to be held at .............. on the ..... day of ...................................... 20....at ........................................................ hours and so to attend from day to day until you shall be duly discharged
*AND YOU ARE REQUIRED TO BRING WITH YOU the following documents, records or things..............
Dated this .... day of ................................................. 20.....
Signed ..................................................................................
*Commanding Officer of Accused
*Court-Martial Administrator
*Military Judge
*Circuit Judge.
NOTE:
If, without just cause or excuse, you disobey this summons, you commit an offence under section 208 of the Defence Act 1954 and on summary conviction for such offence you are liable to a fine not exceeding €3,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding twelve months or to both such fine and such imprisonment.
*Delete where inapplicable”.
Schedule 12
“Form 22
Register Number:
DEFENCE ACT 1954, PART V
COURT-MARTIAL RULES 2008, rule 87(2)
ORDER FOR COMMITTAL TO A DETENTION BARRACK ON SENTENCE BY COURT-MARTIAL OF DETENTION
Director of Military Prosecutions Prosecutor
No. .............. Rank........................... Name..............
Unit.................................. Accused
To the Governor or Officer in charge of a Detention Barrack at ..............
WHEREAS the above-named accused.............., was by
*a Limited/General Court-Martial held at ..............
*the Summary Court-Martial sitting at..............
on the ..... day of .................................... 20 .... convicted of the offence of ............................. and sentenced to detention for a period of ..................................... commencing on the ...... day of ............................... 20 ....
NOW, therefore, I, the undersigned do hereby pursuant to the Defence Act 1954 , and of all other Acts and powers enabling me in this behalf, order you to receive the said .............................................................................. into your custody, and detain *him/*her to undergo *his/*her said sentence according to law, and for so doing this shall be your warrant.
Signed at ..................................... this ...... day of .............................. 20 ....
.......................................................................................
*Military Judge/*Circuit Judge
*Delete where inapplicable”.
Schedule 13
“Form 23
Register Number:
DEFENCE ACT 1954, PART V
COURT-MARTIAL RULES 2008, rule 87(2)
ORDER FOR COMMITTAL TO A PRISON ON SENTENCE BY COURT-MARTIAL OF IMPRISONMENT
Director of Military Prosecutions Prosecutor
No. .............. Rank........................... Name..............
Unit.................................. Accused
To the Governor or Officer in charge of the *prison *military prison at ............................
WHEREAS the above-named accused.............., was by
*a Limited /General Court-Martial held at..............
*the Summary Court-Martial sitting at ..............
on the ..... day of ........................................... 20.... convicted of the offence of ........................................................................ and sentenced to be imprisoned for a period of ..................commencing on the ..... day of ....................................... 20 ....
NOW, therefore, I, the undersigned do hereby pursuant to the Defence Act 1954 , and of all other Acts and powers enabling me in this behalf, order you to receive the said ........................................................................................................... into your custody, and detain *him/*her to undergo *his/*her said sentence according to law, and for so doing this shall be your warrant.
Signed at .......................................... this ...... day of ............................ 20 ....
..........................................................................................
*Military Judge/*Circuit Judge
*Delete where inapplicable”.
EXPLANATORY NOTE
(This note is not part of the Instrument and does not purport to be a legal interpretation.)
These Rules amend the Schedule to the Court-Martial Rules 2008 ( S.I. No. 205 of 2008 ) and provide for the attire to be worn by a Circuit Judge temporarily designated to carry out the functions of a Military Judge.

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