When the first president of the court of appeal decides to apply the provisions of article 802-3, he shall inform all the civil parties and their respective lawyers by any means.
The latter must inform the court registry that they wish to receive the audio recording of the hearings at least eight days before the start of the hearings if they wish to benefit from this recording from the start of the proceedings.
For the creation of user accounts, a list of combinations of identifiers and passwords is generated randomly, encrypted and securely.
Only the court registry is authorised to hold the enriched list containing the affiliation between the user’s identity and the username and password combination. It is also the only body authorised to allocate and communicate the connection details to each eligible participant. It transmits this pseudonymised information to the teams in charge of processing.
When the civil parties and their lawyers are informed of the practical arrangements for accessing the recording of the proceedings, which must in particular include a confidential code specific to each civil party, they must be informed of the offence provided for by the provisions of the second paragraph of Article 802-3.
The broadcast of the proceedings to the civil parties is deferred. It may be interrupted at any time by the presiding judge.
The retransmission chain is secure from the encoder to the broadcast platform. Encoding and a redundant stream are implemented from reception of the stream in the control room to the broadcast platform. The broadcast stream is encrypted from end to end.