Transport Integration Act 2010

A certificate signed by the chief executive officer of a transferor transport body certifying that property, rights or liabilities of the transferor transport body specified in the certificate have been transferred is, unless revoked under subsection (2), admissible as evidence and, in the absence of evidence to the contrary is proof—

that the property, rights or liabilities so specified are the property, rights and liabilities to which the Transfer Order applies; and

that the Transfer Order is a Transfer Order for the purposes of this Division.

If the Minister so directs the chief executive officer of the transferor transport body in writing, the chief executive officer must revoke a certificate given under subsection (1) by issuing another certificate in place of the first certificate.

The chief executive officer of the transferor transport body—

must keep a register of certificates issued under this section; and

must make the register reasonably available for inspection by the transferee transport body or other interested person.

If the transferor transport body is the Secretary on behalf of the Crown, a reference in this section to the chief executive officer of the transferor transport body is to be construed as a reference to the Secretary.

If the transferor transport body is the Head, Transport for Victoria, a reference in this section—

to a certificate signed by the chief executive officer of a transferor transport body is to be construed as a certificate to which the official seal of the Head, Transport for Victoria has been affixed; and

subject to paragraph (a), a reference to the chief executive officer of the transferor transport body is to be construed as a reference to the Head, Transport for Victoria.