(1) A certificate of
conviction of an offence that complies with a requirement of the
Evidence Act 1929 —
(a) is
admissible in civil proceedings under this Act; and
(b) is
evidence of the commission of the offence by the person to whom it relates.
(2) In
proceedings—
(a) on
an application for an order under this Act; or
(b)
ancillary to such an application; or
(c) for
the enforcement of an order made under this Act,
the transcript of any examination is evidence of the answers given by a person
to a question put to the person in the course of the examination.
(3) In proceedings for
an offence against this Act, an allegation in the complaint or information
that a person named in the complaint or information was on a specified date an
authorised person in relation to this Act, or a specified provision or
provisions of this Act, will be accepted, in the absence of proof to the
contrary, as proof of the authorisation.