Procedure for offences affecting administration of justice permits courts to inquire, record findings and refer complaints to a magistrate. When a Court deems an inquiry into an offence affecting the administration of justice expedient, it may after preliminary inquiry record a finding, make a written complaint and send it to a Magistrate of the first class; take security for the accused's appearance or, if non-bailable and necessary, send the accused in custody to that Magistrate; and bind over persons to appear and give evidence. Where the Court has not made or rejected a complaint, the subordinate Court may exercise these powers. Complaints must be signed by an authorised officer, with 'Court' as defined in section 215.