Sentencing Act 1995
126Facilitation of proof
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126 Facilitation of proof Where an offender is before a court to be dealt with for a breach of a sentencing order made under this Act: (a) an averment of the prosecutor that the offender is the person in respect of whom the order was made is evidence of the matter so averred; and (b) on the averring of the fact referred to in paragraph (a), the offender may be asked by the court whether the person was convicted of the offence or offences in respect of which the order was made and, if the person admits the conviction or convictions, no further proof of the conviction or convictions is necessary.