Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2021C00367:section:19:p2
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2021C00367
Segment Type: section
Provision Reference: s 19 (pt 2/3)
Character Range: 50569–53321

intention to impose a sentence; and
 (iii) the extent to which a sentence imposed has not been carried out; and
 (c) in any case:
 (i) a duly authenticated statement in writing setting out a description of, and the penalty applicable in respect of, the offence; and
 (ii) a duly authenticated statement in writing setting out the conduct constituting the offence.
 (4) Where, in the proceedings:
 (a) a document or documents containing a deficiency or deficiencies of relevance to the proceedings is or are produced; and
 (b) the magistrate or Judge considers the deficiency or deficiencies to be of a minor nature;
the magistrate or Judge shall adjourn the proceedings for such period as the magistrate or Judge considers reasonable to allow the deficiency or deficiencies to be remedied.
 (4A) If:
 (a) the Attorney‑General has given a notice (the original notice) under subsection 16(1) in relation to a person; and
 (b) during proceedings conducted in relation to the person under this section, the Attorney‑General gives an amended notice under subsection 16A(2) in relation to the person; and
 (c) the amended notice specifies one or more extradition offences that were not specified in the original notice; and
 (d) the magistrate or Judge considers it necessary to give the person and the extradition country time to prepare for the conduct of proceedings under this section in relation to any of those extradition offences;
the magistrate or Judge may adjourn the proceedings for such period as the magistrate or Judge considers reasonable to allow the person and the extradition country to prepare for the conduct of those proceedings.
 (5) In the proceedings, the person to whom the proceedings relate is not entitled to adduce, and the magistrate or Judge is not entitled to receive, evidence to contradict an allegation that the person has engaged in conduct constituting an extradition offence for which the surrender of the person is sought.
 (6) Subject to subsection (5), any document that is duly authenticated is admissible in the proceedings.
 (7) A document that is sought by or on behalf of an extradition country to be admitted in the proceedings is duly authenticated for the purposes of this section if:
 (a) it purports to be signed or certified by a judge, magistrate or officer in or of the extradition country; and
 (b) it purports to be authenticated by the oath or affirmation of a witness or to be sealed with an official or public seal:
 (i) in any case—of the extradition country or of a Minister, Department of State or Department or officer of the Government, of the extradition country; or
 (ii) where the extradition country is a colony, territory or protectorate—of the person administering the Government of that