32. Confessions:

(a) the Magistrate has explained to the accused that he is under no obligation at all to answer any question and that he is free to speak or refrain from speaking as he pleases; and
(b) the Magistrate has warned the accused person that it is not intended to make him an approver and that anything said by him will be taken down and thereafter be used against him.
(a) When did the police first question you?
(b) How often were you questioned by the Police?
(c) Were you detained anywhere by the Police before you were taken Formally into custody, and if so, in what circumstances?
(d) Were you urged by the Police to make a confession?
(e) Have the Statements you are going to make been induced by any ill-treatment? And if so, by whom?
(f) Do you understand that the statement which you are about to make may be used against you at your trial?