Statements made at an examination—manner of authentication

Current

For the purposes of subsection 290(7) of the Act, it is a prescribed manner of authentication of a written record of an examination mentioned in the subsection if:

(a)

the written record is produced as soon as practicable after the conclusion of the examination; and

(b)

the written record is endorsed by a person (the endorser) other than the person examined at the examination; and

(c)

the endorser:

(i)

was present throughout the examination; and

(ii)

reads and endorses the written record as soon as practicable after it is produced; and

(d)

the endorsement:

(i)

is to the effect that the record is a true record of what was said in the examination; and

(ii)

is signed and dated by the endorser.

This Act’s bill:Explanatory statement

Research tools for this sectionSubscription

Cited by Analyse Interrogate History Equivalents

The statute text is free to read above. View subscription options to unlock the case-law research tools for each provision.

13.22 Statements made at an examination—manner of authentication