Heavy Vehicle National Law (NSW)
719Transport and journey documentation
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719 Transport and journey documentation
719 Transport and journey documentation
(1) Transport documentation and journey documentation are admissible in a proceeding under this Law and are evidence of—
(a) the identity and status of the parties to the transaction to which the documentation relates; and
(b) the destination or intended destination of the load to which the documentation relates; and
(c) either or both the date on which and the time at which—
(i) any document in the documentation was created; or
(ii) any transaction mentioned in the documentation was effected or carried out; or
(iii) any journey mentioned in the documentation was started, carried out or finished; or
(iv) any other matter mentioned in the documentation was effected, started, carried out or finished; and
(d) the location of any person, heavy vehicle, goods or other matter or thing mentioned in the documentation; and
(e) the date and time at which any person, heavy vehicle, goods or other matter or thing mentioned in the documentation was present at a particular place.
(2) In this section—
status, of the parties to a transaction, includes the status of each of the parties as a responsible person for the heavy vehicle used or intended to be used for transporting the goods the subject of the transaction.