57. Provision of information to juries.
(1) In a trial on indictment of an offence under this Act, the trial judge may order that copies of any or all of the following documents shall be given to the jury in any form that the judge considers appropriate:
(a) any document admitted in evidence at the trial,
(b) the transcript of the opening speeches of counsel,
(c) any charts, diagrams, graphics, schedules or agreed summaries of evidence produced at the trial,
(d) the transcript of the whole or any part of the evidence given at the trial,
(e) the transcript of the closing speeches of counsel,
(f) the transcript of the trial judge's charge to the jury,
(g) any other document that in the opinion of the trial judge would be of assistance to the jury in its deliberations including, where appropriate, an affidavit by an accountant summarising, in a form which is likely to be comprehended by the jury, any transactions by the accused or other persons which are relevant to the offence.