Evidence Regulation 2020
8Self incrimination certificates—declaration of prescribed State or Territory provisions
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8 Self incrimination certificates—declaration of prescribed State or Territory provisions
8 Self incrimination certificates—declaration of prescribed State or Territory provisions
(1) The following provisions are declared to be prescribed State or Territory provisions for the purposes of section 128(12) of the Act—
(a) section 128 of the Evidence Act 2011 of the Australian Capital Territory,
(b) section 128 of the Evidence Act 2004 of Norfolk Island,
(c) section 128 of the Evidence (National Uniform Legislation) Act 2011 of the Northern Territory,
(d) section 128 of the Evidence Act 2001 of Tasmania,
(e) section 57 of the Coroners Act 2008 of Victoria,
(f) section 128 of the Evidence Act 2008 of Victoria,
(g) section 47 of the Coroners Act 1996 of Western Australia,
(h) section 11 of the Evidence Act 1906 of Western Australia.
(2) The following provisions are declared to be prescribed State or Territory provisions for the purposes of section 128A(11) of the Act—
(a) section 128A of the Evidence Act 2011 of the Australian Capital Territory,
(b) section 128A of the Evidence (National Uniform Legislation) Act 2011 of the Northern Territory,
(c) section 128A of the Evidence Act 2001 of Tasmania,
(d) section 128A of the Evidence Act 2008 of Victoria.