For the application by the investigating judge or the liberty and custody judge of the provisions of Article R. 53-37 providing for the statements of persons heard at several points in the territory to be transcribed into different minutes, this shall be done in one of the two ways provided for in this article.
Or two minutes shall be drawn up simultaneously, one by the magistrate and his clerk on the court premises, and the other by a clerk at the place where the person heard is, and they shall be signed on the spot by the persons present.
Or an official report shall be drawn up on the court premises by the magistrate and his clerk, and this document shall immediately be transmitted to the place where the person heard is present, to be signed by the latter, in accordance with the procedure for simultaneous countersignatures in accordance with the provisions of Article D. 47-12-3. In this case, it is not necessary for a court clerk to be present at the place where the person being heard is located.