Section 186 — Workers Compensation Act 1987 (NSW)

(cf former s 30C (1), (2))
(1) The Authority shall keep records in relation to all licences granted by the Authority under this Division, including particulars of—
(a) the granting, refusal, duration, conditions, cancellation and suspension of licences, and
(b) such other matters relating to licences as the Authority thinks fit.
(2) A certificate executed by the Authority and certifying that on any date or during any period specified in the certificate the particulars set forth in the certificate as to any of the matters referred to in subsection (1) did or did not appear on or from the records is (without proof of its execution by the Authority and without the production of any record or document on which the certificate is founded) admissible in any proceedings and is evidence of the particulars certified in and by the certificate.

Related sections

• s 183A — Imposition of civil penalty on or censure of licensed insurer or self-insurer
• s 184 — Cancellation of policies following cancellation or suspension of insurer’s licence
• s 185 — Assignment of policies of former insurers etc
• s 187 — Liabilities on Commonwealth insurers—special condition
• s 189 — Information and records as to business etc to be supplied to Authority by insurers
• s 190 — Notification to Authority of certain defaults in relation to insurers

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