Rail Safety National Law (Queensland)
sec.222Records and evidence from records
Start here
Get a plain-English read of sec.222
Turn the raw legal text into a practical explanation grounded in Rail Safety National Law (Queensland).
sec.222 Records and evidence from records
A certificate purporting to be signed by the Regulator and certifying that— on a date specified in the certificate; or during any period so specified, the particulars set out in the certificate as to any matter required to be recorded in the National Rail Safety Register under section 42 did or did not appear on or from the Register is, for the purposes of any legal proceedings, evidence of what it certifies. Such a certificate is admissible in any proceedings— without proof of the signature of the Regulator; and without production of any record or document on which the certificate is founded. (sec.222-ssec.1) A certificate purporting to be signed by the Regulator and certifying that— on a date specified in the certificate; or during any period so specified, the particulars set out in the certificate as to any matter required to be recorded in the National Rail Safety Register under section 42 did or did not appear on or from the Register is, for the purposes of any legal proceedings, evidence of what it certifies. (sec.222-ssec.2) Such a certificate is admissible in any proceedings— without proof of the signature of the Regulator; and without production of any record or document on which the certificate is founded.
- (a) on a date specified in the certificate; or
- (b) during any period so specified,
- (a) without proof of the signature of the Regulator; and
- (b) without production of any record or document on which the certificate is founded.