Evidentiary certificates

Current

A certificate which purports to be signed by the Secretary and which states that, on a date specified in the certificate—

(a)

a person so specified was or was not the licensee of a private health facility so specified, or

(b)

any premises so specified were or were not licensed, or

(c)

the licence for a private health facility so specified was cancelled or suspended, or

(d)

any particulars so specified were the particulars specified in the licence for a private health facility so specified, or

(e)

the licence for a private health facility so specified was subject to any condition so specified, or

(f)

an improvement notice was given under section 52 in respect of a private health facility requiring the licensee of the facility to take the action specified,

is, without proof of signature, admissible in evidence in any legal proceedings (whether proceedings under this Act or otherwise) and is evidence of the matters stated in the certificate.

This Act’s bill:Explanatory memorandum Second reading speech

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