Act 11 International Criminal Court Act 2010 PART V—DOMESTIC PROCEDURES FOR OTHER TYPES OF CO-OPERATION. Locating or Identifying Persons or Things 43. Assistance in locating or identifying persons or things. (1) Where the ICC requests assistance under article 19(8), 56, 64, or 93(1)(a) of the Statute in locating, or identifying and locating, a person or a thing believed to be in Uganda, the Minister shall give authority for the request to proceed and transmit the request to the appropriate Ugandan agency, if he or she has reasonable grounds to believe the person to whom or the thing to which the request relates is, or may be in Uganda. (2) Where the Minister authorises and transmits the request under subsection (1), the appropriate Ugandan agency shall, without delay— (a) use its best endeavours to locate or, as the case may be, identify and locate the person to whom or thing to which the request relates; and (b) advise the Minister of the outcome of those endeavours. (3) This section shall not be construed as giving any person a power to enter property in order to locate a person or item. 44. Taking evidence. (1) Where the ICC requests assistance under article 93(1)(b) of the Statute in the taking of evidence, the Minister shall give authority for the request to proceed and transmit the request to a Registrar, if the Minister has reasonable grounds to believe that the evidence can be taken in Uganda. (2) Where the Minister authorises and transmits the request under subsection (1), the Registrar shall issue an order compelling the witness to appear at a specified time and place for the evidence to be taken. (3) Where the ICC requests that a representative of the ICC or a representative of the person to whom the request relates be permitted to be present at the taking of the evidence, and to put questions to the witness, the Registrar shall make an order to that effect. 35