Section sec.150 - Transport Operations (Passenger Transport) Act 1994 - Records and evidence from records

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### sec.150 Records and evidence from records The chief executive must keep records of the grant, refusal to grant, amendment, suspension and cancellation of accreditations, authorisations, contracts and licences under this Act. A certificate apparently signed by a delegate of the chief executive and stating any of the following matters is evidence of the matter— that a person mentioned in the certificate held or did not hold an accreditation, authorisation, contract or licence of a stated kind on a day or throughout a period mentioned in the certificate; the conditions of an accreditation, authorisation, contract or licence held by a named person under this Act on a day or throughout a period mentioned in the certificate; that a person did not give a stated notice to the chief executive. (sec.150-ssec.1) The chief executive must keep records of the grant, refusal to grant, amendment, suspension and cancellation of accreditations, authorisations, contracts and licences under this Act. (sec.150-ssec.2) A certificate apparently signed by a delegate of the chief executive and stating any of the following matters is evidence of the matter— that a person mentioned in the certificate held or did not hold an accreditation, authorisation, contract or licence of a stated kind on a day or throughout a period mentioned in the certificate; the conditions of an accreditation, authorisation, contract or licence held by a named person under this Act on a day or throughout a period mentioned in the certificate; that a person did not give a stated notice to the chief executive. - (a) that a person mentioned in the certificate held or did not hold an accreditation, authorisation, contract or licence of a stated kind on a day or throughout a period mentioned in the certificate; - (b) the conditions of an accreditation, authorisation, contract or licence held by a named person under this Act on a day or throughout a period mentioned in the certificate; - (c) that a person did not give a stated notice to the chief executive.