375. Jury warning as to recording of special hearing

375. Jury warning as to recording of special hearing

If a recording of a special hearing is admitted into evidence under section 374, the trial judge must warn the jury—

(a) that it is routine practice for the evidence of a complainant who is under the age of 18 years or has a cognitive impairment to be recorded at a special hearing before the trial; and

(b) that no adverse inference may be drawn against the accused as a result of the evidence being recorded; and

(c) that the evidence of the complainant is not to be given any greater or lesser weight as a result of the evidence being recorded.