The International Crimes Act, 2008 (Cf. Rome Statute, article 92 (1).) provisions shall apply— (a) the hearing of the proceedings shall not proceed until the High Court receives from the Minister a notice in writing stating that a request for the surrender of the person has been transmitted to the Minister in the manner specified in section 21; (b) pending the receipt of the notice from the Minister, the proceedings may from time to time be adjourned; www.kenyalaw.org (c) the High Court shall set a date by which the notice is to be transmitted to it, and in so doing shall have regard to— (i) any provision in the ICC Rules that prescribes the maximum period for transmission by the ICC of the request and supporting documents to the requested State; (ii) if there is no such provision, the time it is likely to take for the ICC to prepare and transmit the request and supporting documents to Kenya; (iii) the time it is likely to take for the Minister to consider the request after receipt and for the notice to be transmitted to the High Court; (d) if the High Court does not receive the notice within the time fixed by the Court under paragraph (c), and does not extend that time under subsection (2), the High Court shall discharge the person. (2) The High Court may, from time to time, in its discretion, extend any time fixed by it under subsection (1)(c). Remand and Bail Procedure following arrest. (Cf. Rome Statute, article 59 (2)-(4).) 35. (1) A person arrested on a warrant issued under section 30 or section 32 shall, unless sooner discharged, be brought before the High Court as soon as possible. (2) The person— 21