sch.1-sec.450EAAdmissibility of adequate prescribed record

### sch.1-sec.450EA Admissibility of adequate prescribed record An adequate prescribed record of an animal is admissible in a proceeding on the charge in relation to which the prescribed record was made by, or made available to, a police officer or on a related charge, as evidence of the matters it depicts, including any of the following— the existence of the animal when the prescribed record was made; the condition of the animal at that time; a brand or other mark or feature of identification on the animal at that time. Subsection (3) applies if an adequate prescribed record of an animal connected with a charge and seized by a police officer is tendered as evidence of matters depicted by the record in a proceeding on the charge or a related charge. No objection can be taken or allowed to the admission as evidence of matters depicted by the adequate prescribed record. Subsections (1) and (3) apply in relation to a proceeding whether it is started before or after the commencement of this section. In this section— related charge , for a charge, means a charge based on the same act or omission as the act or omission that charge is based on. sch 1 pt 6 div 1 ch 44A ch div 2 s 450EA ins 2014 No. 13 s 14 (sch.1-sec.450EA-ssec.1) An adequate prescribed record of an animal is admissible in a proceeding on the charge in relation to which the prescribed record was made by, or made available to, a police officer or on a related charge, as evidence of the matters it depicts, including any of the following— the existence of the animal when the prescribed record was made; the condition of the animal at that time; a brand or other mark or feature of identification on the animal at that time. (sch.1-sec.450EA-ssec.2) Subsection (3) applies if an adequate prescribed record of an animal connected with a charge and seized by a police officer is tendered as evidence of matters depicted by the record in a proceeding on the charge or a related charge. (sch.1-sec.450EA-ssec.3) No objection can be taken or allowed to the admission as evidence of matters depicted by the adequate prescribed record. (sch.1-sec.450EA-ssec.4) Subsections (1) and (3) apply in relation to a proceeding whether it is started before or after the commencement of this section. (sch.1-sec.450EA-ssec.5) In this section— related charge , for a charge, means a charge based on the same act or omission as the act or omission that charge is based on. - (a) the existence of the animal when the prescribed record was made; - (b) the condition of the animal at that time; - (c) a brand or other mark or feature of identification on the animal at that time.