sec.84Certificates

### sec.84 Certificates A certificate given by the chief executive (corrective services) or an authorised corrective services officer, stating— that the offender named in the certificate has performed community service under a fine option order for the number of hours stated; or that the offender named in the certificate has failed to perform community service under a fine option order; or that the fine, or part of the fine, to which an original order relates, has been paid; is evidence of the matters. When, in the opinion of the chief executive (corrective services), a fine option order is discharged, it must forward a certificate stating the opinion, and the reasons for the opinion, to— if a clerk of the court made the order—the court in which the original order was made; or in any other case—the court that made the fine option order. s 84 amd 1999 No. 9 s 3 sch ; 1999 No. 67 s 13 (sec.84-ssec.1) A certificate given by the chief executive (corrective services) or an authorised corrective services officer, stating— that the offender named in the certificate has performed community service under a fine option order for the number of hours stated; or that the offender named in the certificate has failed to perform community service under a fine option order; or that the fine, or part of the fine, to which an original order relates, has been paid; is evidence of the matters. (sec.84-ssec.2) When, in the opinion of the chief executive (corrective services), a fine option order is discharged, it must forward a certificate stating the opinion, and the reasons for the opinion, to— if a clerk of the court made the order—the court in which the original order was made; or in any other case—the court that made the fine option order. - (a) that the offender named in the certificate has performed community service under a fine option order for the number of hours stated; or - (b) that the offender named in the certificate has failed to perform community service under a fine option order; or - (c) that the fine, or part of the fine, to which an original order relates, has been paid; - (a) if a clerk of the court made the order—the court in which the original order was made; or - (b) in any other case—the court that made the fine option order.