123ECertified copies of documents#

  1. (1)This section applies to a document—
  2. (a)purporting to be a copy of—
  3. (i)a nomination of a motor vehicle for section 91K(1)(a), made in accordance with section 163A, and received by the chief executive; or
  4. (ii)an application made under this Act; or
  5. (iii)a written notice given to a person under this Act; or
  6. (iv)a certificate of exemption given under this Act; or
  7. (v)a certificate in the approved form signed by a health professional stating that a person does or does not have a mental or physical incapacity likely to affect their ability to drive safely; or
  8. (vi)a certificate issued to a person under the driver licensing regulation because—
  9. (A)the person held a valid provisional, probationary or open licence to drive a class of vehicle; and
  10. (B)that licence stopped being valid more than 5 years before the person applied for a licence of the same class as that licence; and
  11. (b)certified by the chief executive as a true copy of a document mentioned in subsection (1)(a).
  1. (2)For a proceeding for an offence against a transport Act, the document is evidence of the matters stated in it.
Source: TORUM Act 1995 · pages 346–347 Open PDF at this page Search this document