Evidentiary certificates
19 Evidentiary certificates
(1) This regulation prescribes the prescribed certifiers and certifiable matters for section 201 of the Act.
(2) The Commissioner may issue an evidentiary certificate in relation to the fact that on a specified date:
a specified person was any of the following:
the Commissioner;
the General Manager of a custodial correctional facility;
a correctional officer;
a probation and parole officer;
a special correctional officer;
a special probation and parole officer;
(v) a person approved by the Commissioner under regulation 16(d) or 17(b); or
(b) a specified class of persons was approved by the Commissioner under regulation 16(d) or 17(b).
(3) The Commissioner of Police may issue an evidentiary certificate in relation to the fact that on a specified date a specified person was any of the following:
a police officer;
a person authorised as mentioned in regulation 17(a).
(4) A person mentioned in regulation 16 may issue an evidentiary certificate in relation to the following:
(a) that he or she carried out a breath test, saliva test or urine test on a sample given by, or taken from, a specified person;
(b) when and how the sample was given or taken and the test was carried out;
the results of the test.
(5) A person mentioned in regulation 17 may issue an evidentiary certificate in relation to the following:
(a) that he or she carried out a breath analysis on a sample of breath given by a specified person;
(b) when and how the sample was taken and the analysis was carried out;
the results of the analysis.
(6) A health practitioner or phlebotomist may issue an evidentiary certificate in relation to the following:
that he or she took a sample of blood from a specified person;
when and how the sample was taken;
what he or she did with the sample.
(7) A pathologist may issue an evidentiary certificate in relation to the following:
(a) that he or she carried out an analysis of a sample of blood identified as having been taken from a specified person at a specified date and time;
when and how the analysis was carried out;
the results of the analysis.
Part 3A Non-custodial orders
Division 1 Preliminary matters
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