123BProof of signatures unnecessary#

For a proceeding for an offence against a transport Act, a signature purporting to be the signature of 1 of the following persons is evidence of the signature it purports to be—

1. (a)the chief executive;
2. (b)the chief executive officer of a corresponding authority administering a corresponding law to a transport Act;
3. (c)the commissioner;
4. (d)the head of the police force or police service of the Commonwealth or another State;
5. (e)an authorised officer;
6. (f)a person appointed as an authorised officer, or holding an equivalent office, under a corresponding law to a transport Act;
7. (g)an accredited person;
8. (h)a police officer;
9. (i)a member of the police force or police service of the Commonwealth or another State;
10. (j)a person who has custody of the particulars of, or records relating to, Queensland driver licences;
11. (k)the chief executive officer of a local government;
12. (l)the clerk of a court;
13. (m)a person having responsibility for custody of records relating to payments under this Act;
14. (n)a person who is a delegate of the chief executive to sign a certificate or document;
15. (o)the Minister responsible for administering, or the Secretary under, the Road Vehicle Standards Act 2018 (Cwlth), or a delegate of the Minister or Secretary under that Act;
16. (p)the Minister responsible for administering the repealed Motor Vehicle Standards Act 1989 (Cwlth) or the Road Vehicle Standards (Consequential and Transitional Provisions) Act 2018 (Cwlth), or a delegate of the Minister under those Acts.