Evidentiary value of official records
581 Evidentiary value of official records
The following are admissible in proceedings as evidence of a decision or action—
a copy of the decision, or of a record of other action, of the court or commission, purporting to bear the seal of the court or commission;
a document purporting to be an extract printed from the QIRC website that contains notice of a decision or other action of the court or commission.
In proceedings—
a document purporting to be an extract printed from the QIRC website that contains notice of a declaration of a general ruling published under section 458, or an amendment of an award or certified agreement—
is admissible as evidence of the making or approval of the declaration or amendment; and
for the period for which the declaration or amendment remains in force, is evidence of the matters in the notice; and
a copy of a certified agreement, certified as a true copy by the registrar, is admissible as evidence of—
the agreement; and
its execution as shown in the copy; and
its certification by the commission; and
a copy of a permit issued by the commission or the registrar, certified as a true copy by the registrar, is admissible as evidence of the permit; and
a certificate issued by the registrar about an organisation’s registration is evidence of the matters in the certificate; and
a certificate issued by the registrar that a stated person was, at a stated time either of the following, is evidence of the matters stated—
an authorised industrial officer or another stated officer of a stated organisation;
a member of a stated organisation; and
a certificate issued by the registrar stating the following matters is evidence of the matter—
that a specified website is currently used, or was used during a stated period or on a stated day, to provide public access to information about matters relating to the court, the commission and the registry;
that a stated matter was published on the QIRC website on a stated day;
that a stated matter on the QIRC website was, on a stated day, published in a particular way;
that a document on the QIRC website was in force at a stated time or during a stated period.
The statute text is free to read above. View subscription options to unlock the case-law research tools for each provision.