Procedure of Joint Authorities
28 Procedure of Joint Authorities
Sections 66 to 68 (inclusive) of the Commonwealth Act apply to and in relation to the performance by a Joint Authority of its functions under this
Act.
A written record of a decision of a Joint Authority, if signed by the Commonwealth Minister, or a deputy of that Minister, who took part in or made the decision will, in the absence of proof to the contrary, be accepted as proof that the decision, as recorded, was duly made.
In proceedings in a court, an instrument or other document signed on behalf of a Joint Authority will be taken to have been duly executed by the
Joint Authority and, unless the contrary is proved, will be taken to be in accordance with a decision of the Joint Authority.
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