The evidence in proper and full form refers to the prosecution materials, such as witnesses’ statements (including, for example, those under immunity) and may also include government chemist certificates (eg, in dangerous drugs-related cases), sketches, fingerprint evidence, DNA evidence, photographs, CCTV footage, etc., and unused materials (ie, materials the prosecution do not intend to rely on but which may assist the Defence case). The prosecution materials may have become more important after the CA decision. However, the court will continue not to have regard to the strength of the prosecution case in determining the discount to be afforded for a plea of guilty.