When a means of telecommunication is used before a trial court or before the investigating chamber, mention of its use is made in the notes for the hearing and in the decision handed down.
If the decision is handed down immediately, the reading of the operative part is given to the person by means of audiovisual communication. If the decision is taken under advisement and is handed down at a subsequent hearing, this reading may also be given to the person who attends this hearing by means of telecommunication; failing this, if the person is detained, the decision is notified to him by the head of the establishment who gives him a copy against signature.