Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2024C00800:section:271:p2
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2024C00800
Segment Type: section
Provision Reference: s 271 (pt 2/3)
Character Range: 931123–933781

a vessel, a list of any passengers on that vessel, or a passenger card relating to a passenger on that vessel, furnished in accordance with the regulations is admissible in evidence, and production of such a list or passenger card bearing a name that is the same as the name of that person shall be deemed to be proof that that person entered Australia on, or left Australia on, that vessel on the voyage in respect of which the list or passenger card was furnished, unless the contrary is proved; and
 (i) for the purpose of proving that a person has, in a place outside Australia, been convicted of a particular crime (including an attempt to commit a crime) and has been sentenced to a particular sentence in respect of the conviction, fingerprint records, photographs and documents or copies thereof, and certificates in relation to any fingerprint records, photographs or documents or copies thereof, are admissible in the evidence if they:
 (i) are produced out of the custody of a police or prison officer of the Commonwealth or of a State or Territory; and
 (ii) purport to be certified or given under the hand of a police or prison officer, or like authority, of a place outside Australia;
  and any such certificate is prima facie evidence of the matters stated in the certificate; and
 (j) evidence that a person who travelled to and entered Australia on board a vessel, when entering, either:
 (i) failed to produce to an officer, upon demand by that officer, a passport; or
 (ii) produced to an officer a passport that was not an Australian passport;
  is prima facie evidence that the person was, when entering, a non‑citizen; and
 (k) evidence that a non‑citizen who entered Australia on board a vessel failed, when entering, to produce to an officer, upon demand by that officer, evidence of a visa:
 (i) that is in effect; and
 (ii) that permits the non‑citizen to travel to and enter Australia;
  is prima facie evidence that the non‑citizen did not, when entering, hold such a visa; and
 (l) a certificate signed by an officer stating whether or not a specified computer program was functioning correctly:
 (i) at a specified time or during a specified period; and
 (ii) in relation to specified outcomes from the operation of that program under an arrangement made under subsection 495A(1);
  is prima facie evidence of the matters stated in the certificate; and
 (m) a certificate signed by an officer stating:
 (i) whether or not a specified person used a specified computer system at a specified time, or during a specified period, to obtain information about another specified person; and
 (ii) if the specified computer system was so