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Rh (3) Subject to subsection (4), if the court decides that the document is relevant the court shall then direct the Public Prosecutor to produce—
 * (a) a statement setting out relevant facts that the sensitive information would tend to prove; or
 * (b) a summary of the sensitive information,

to be admitted as evidence.

(4) The court shall not direct the Public Prosecutor to produce any—
 * (a) statement setting out relevant facts that the sensitive information would tend to prove; or
 * (b) summary of the sensitive information,

if the Minister certifies that the production of the statement or summary is prejudicial to national security or national interest.

Trial of security offences

12. All security offences shall be tried by the High Court.

Bail

13. (1) Bail shall not be granted to a person who has been charged with a security offence.

(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1)—
 * (a) a person below the age of eighteen years;
 * (b) a woman; or
 * (c) a sick or an infirm person,

charged with a security offence, other than an offence under Chapter VI of the Penal Code [Act 574], may be released on bail subject to an application by the Public Prosecutor that the person be attached with an electronic monitoring device in accordance with the Criminal Procedure Code.