Referred to as: section 3(4) of the Commission's Act · Section 3(4) of the Commission's Act
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The right against self-incrimination cited arises from section 3(4) of the Commission's Act, which secures witnesses the right not to answer questions that may incriminate them.
“because it is you sitting here, you do invoke section 3(4) of the Commission's Act ... that secures your right against self-incrimination”
Section 28(8) of the NPA Act is equivalent to section 3(4) of the Commission's Act regarding rights against self-incrimination, meaning similar rights apply.
“28 (8) to be equivalent to the Commission 's Act section 3 (4)”
Section 3(4) of the Commission’s Act and section 6 read together protect the right against self-incrimination for any witness, allowing them to invoke that right.
“section 6 will cross-refer you to this section 3 (4) referencing the privilege applicable to anyone in a Mag Court ... so they should be read conjunctively to a position where a witness may invoke a right against self-incrimination”