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Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act 2003

7: Miscellaneous provisions, consequential amendments and repeals, and transitional provisions

153   Certificate of Registrars to be evidence

                                    Part 7

  Miscellaneous provisions, consequential amendments and repeals, and
                           transitional provisions

          Subpart 1---Miscellaneous provisions, consequential amendments, and
                                    repeals

                          Miscellaneous provisions

    153 Certificate of Registrars to be evidence

  (1)  In the absence of proof to the contrary, a certificate purporting to be
signed by the Registrar of an authority is for all purposes sufficient evidence
of---

      (a)  whether any person was or was not registered, or was or was not the
holder of a practising certificate, at a time or during a period stated in the
certificate:

      (b)  any entry in a register maintained by an authority:

      (c)  any act, order, determination, or proceeding of an authority, a
committee of an authority, or a professional conduct committee.

  (2)  In the absence of proof to the contrary, a certificate purporting to be
signed by an executive officer
of the Tribunal is for all purposes sufficient
evidence of any matter stated in the certificate relating to the proceedings of
the Tribunal.
Compare: 1995 No 95 s 133

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