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trade mark is protected;
 (d) the conditions (if any) and limitations (if any) subject to which the trade mark is protected;
 (e) the claims of interest (if any) and disclaimers (if any) affecting the protected international trade mark;
 (f) any other particulars that are required by the Act, these Regulations, the Protocol or the Madrid Regulations to be recorded in respect of the protected international trade mark;
 (g) any other particulars relating to the protected international trade mark that the Registrar reasonably believes to be appropriate.

17A.67  Inspection
 (1) The Record of International Registrations must be available at the Trade Marks Office for inspection by any person during the hours when the Office is open for business.
 (2) Subregulation (1) is satisfied if a person who wants to inspect the Record of International Registrations is given access to a computer terminal from which he or she can read on a screen, or obtain a printed copy of, the particulars or other matters recorded in it.

17A.68  Evidence—the Record of International Registrations
 (1) The Record of International Registrations is evidence of any particular or other matter entered in it.
 (2) A copy of, or extract from, the Record of International Registrations that is certified by the Registrar to be a true record or extract is admissible in any proceedings as if it were the original.
Note: Section 211 of the Act makes provision in relation to certificates given by the Registrar and certified copies of documents held in the Trade Marks Office.

17A.69  Evidence—international instruments
 (1) In any proceedings relating to a trade mark that is the subject of an IRDA or is a protected international trade mark, a copy of any of the following documents is admissible in evidence:
 (a) the WIPO Gazette of International Marks published by the International Bureau;
 (b) an entry in or extract from the International Register, issued by the International Bureau;
 (c) any other instrument, or an entry in or extract from any other instrument, issued by the International Bureau.
 (2) In any such proceedings:
 (a) an instrument that purports to have been issued by the International Bureau is taken to have been issued by the International Bureau unless the contrary is proved; and
 (b) an instrument that purports to be the WIPO Gazette of International Marks published by the International Bureau is taken to be that Gazette unless the contrary is proved.
 (3) Also in any such proceedings, evidence of the Protocol or the Madrid Regulations may be adduced by producing a book or pamphlet containing the Protocol or the Madrid Regulations that purports to have been printed by authority of:
 (a) the World Intellectual Property Organization; or
 (b) another person or body that