Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (NSW)
244AEvidentiary certificates for NSW provisions [NSW]
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244A Evidentiary certificates for NSW provisions [NSW]
244A Evidentiary certificates for NSW provisions [NSW]
(1) A certificate purporting to be signed by the Executive Officer of a Council and stating any of the following matters is prima facie evidence of the matter—
(a) a stated document is one of the following things made, given, issued or kept under a NSW provision—
(i) an appointment, approval or decision;
(ii) a notice, direction or requirement;
(iii) a record, or an extract from a record;
(b) a stated document is another document kept under a NSW provision;
(c) on a stated day, or during a stated period, an appointment as an authorised person was, or was not, in force for a stated person;
(d) on a stated day, a stated person was given a stated notice or direction under a NSW provision;
(e) on a stated day, a stated requirement was made of a stated person under a NSW provision;
(f) on a stated day before 1 July 2010, or during a stated period before 1 July 2010, a stated person was or was not registered as a health practitioner or a student under a repealed Act;
(g) on a stated day before 1 July 2010, or during a stated period before 1 July 2010, a registration under a repealed Act was or was not subject to a stated condition;
(h) on a stated day before 1 July 2010, a registration under a repealed Act was suspended or cancelled or otherwise ceased to have effect (whether or not for a specified period).
(2) In this section—
registration under a repealed Act includes any other form of authorisation, for example, a practising certificate, endorsement, or the like.
repealed Act means an Act that was repealed by the Health Practitioner Regulation Amendment Act 2010.
Note.
This section is an additional New South Wales provision.
s 244A: Am 2012 No 39, Sch 1.1 [20] [21].