(1) A reference in this Act to—
(a) examination-in-chief of a witness is a reference to the questioning of a witness by the party who called the witness to give evidence, not being questioning that is re-examination;
(b) cross-examination of a witness is a reference to the questioning of a witness by a party other than the party who called the witness to give evidence;
(c) re-examination of a witness is a reference to the questioning of a witness by the party who called the witness to give evidence, being questioning conducted after the cross-examination of the witness by some other party; and
“examine-in-chief”, “cross-examine” and “re-examine” have corresponding meanings.
(2) Where a party has recalled a witness who has already given evidence, a reference in this Act to re-examination of a witness does not include a reference to questioning of the witness by that party before the witness is questioned by some other party.