58HAAdmissibility of certain matters

#### 58HA Admissibility of certain matters (1) Each of the following documents is to be received in all courts and proceedings as prima facie evidence of their contents: (a) a bail order; (b) a bail undertaking; (c) a third party security undertaking; (d) a notice referred to in subparagraph 58DE(2)(a)(ii) (about change of address) given by the accused to the Court. (2) A copy, certified by an officer of the Court, of a document referred to in subsection (1) is admissible in evidence in all courts and proceedings without further proof or production of the original. > Note: This means that a certified copy is to be received in all courts and proceedings as prima facie evidence of the original’s contents. (3) An officer of the Court may issue a written certificate stating that: (a) a condition specified in a bail order: (i) has not been varied; or (ii) has been varied in a specified way; or (b) a notice was given under subsection 58FB(2) to a specified person in a specified way on a specified day; or (c) the accused did not appear in person before the Court: (i) at a specified place; or (ii) on a specified day or during a specified period; or (d) the accused did not notify the Court of a change in the accused’s residential address; or (e) the accused notified the Court of a change in the accused’s residential address: (i) to a specified address; and (ii) on a specified day. (4) The certificate is to be received in all courts and proceedings as prima facie evidence of the statements in the certificate. (5) A document purporting to be a certificate under subsection (3) is taken to be such a certificate and to have been duly given, unless the contrary is established.