The court heard that MacKay’s defence will provide the court with a statement identifying the issues and what evidence the preliminary hearing is expected to cover, as well as a list of expected witnesses. Preliminary hearings are held to determine if there is enough evidence for the accused to stand trial. Details of what is said during a preliminary hearing can’t be published. A hearing date was expected to be set today but defence said they are reviewing disclosure further and having more discussions with the Crown. The Crown Prosecutor didn’t object to the adjournment to June 30.