Utilities (Technical Regulation) Act 2014
109Evidentiary certificates
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109 Evidentiary certificates (1) The technical regulator may issue a certificate, signed by the technical regulator, stating that on a date or during a period stated that–– (a) a stated technical code was in force under this Act; or (b) a stated technical code for listed dams was in force under this Act; or (c) a stated dam was a registrable dam and that a named person was included in the dams register as the owner of the dam; or (d) a stated dam was a listed dam and that a named person was included in the dams register as the owner of the dam; or (e) a named person did or did not have an operating certificate for a stated regulated utility service; or (f) a stated regulated utility service did or did not have an operating certificate; or (g) a utility service licensed under the Utilities Act 2000 had a condition imposed on its licence and stating the details of the condition.
Miscellaneous Part 11 (2) A certificate under this section is evidence of the matters stated in it. (3) Unless the contrary is proved, a document that purports to be a certificate under this section is taken to be a certificate.