Rail Safety National Law (Queensland)
sec.224Proof of appointments and signatures unnecessary
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sec.224 Proof of appointments and signatures unnecessary
For the purposes of this Law and the national regulations, it is not necessary to prove the appointment of an office holder. For the purposes of this Law, a signature purporting to be the signature of an office holder is evidence of the signature it purports to be. In this section— office holder means— a member of ONRSR; or the head of the police force or police service of any participating jurisdiction; or a rail safety officer; or an authorised person; or a police officer of a participating jurisdiction. (sec.224-ssec.1) For the purposes of this Law and the national regulations, it is not necessary to prove the appointment of an office holder. (sec.224-ssec.2) For the purposes of this Law, a signature purporting to be the signature of an office holder is evidence of the signature it purports to be. (sec.224-ssec.3) In this section— office holder means— a member of ONRSR; or the head of the police force or police service of any participating jurisdiction; or a rail safety officer; or an authorised person; or a police officer of a participating jurisdiction.
- (a) a member of ONRSR; or
- (b) the head of the police force or police service of any participating jurisdiction; or
- (c) a rail safety officer; or
- (d) an authorised person; or
- (e) a police officer of a participating jurisdiction.