Commonwealth Consolidated Acts(1) The Secretary or a person authorised in writing by him or her to give certificates under this section may certify in writing that, at a specified time, or at all times during a specified period:
(a) there was no exemption in effect under section 18 or 18A in relation to particular therapeutic goods; or
(aaaa) a person was not exempt under subsection 32CA(1) in relation to a particular biological or there was no exemption under subsection 32CA(2) in relation to a particular biological; or
(aaab) there was no exemption in effect under section 32CB in relation to a particular biological; or
(aaa) there was no exemption in force under section 41GS in relation to a particular kind of medical device; or
(aa) particular medical devices were not exempt devices;
(b) there was no approval or authority under section 19 granted to a particular person in relation to particular therapeutic goods; or
(baa) there was no approval under subsection 32CK(1) or authority under subsection 32CM(1) granted to a particular person in relation to a particular biological; or
(ba) there was no approval or authority in effect under section 41HB or 41HC granted to a particular person in relation to particular medical devices;
(bb) there was no approval under subsection 41HD(1) or (2) granted to a particular person in relation to particular medical devices; or
(c) there was no approval under section 19A granted to a particular person in relation to particular therapeutic goods; or
(ca) there was no approval under subsection 32CO(1) or (2) granted to a particular person in relation to a particular biological; or
(d) particular therapeutic goods were or were not included in the Register as registered goods; or
(e) particular therapeutic goods were or were not included in the Register as listed goods; or
(eaa) a particular biological was or was not included in the Register; or
(ea) particular medical devices were or were not medical devices of a kind included in the Register; or
(eb) particular medical devices were suspended from the Register; or
(f) particular therapeutic goods were included in the Register subject to conditions including those specified in the certificate; or
(g) the registration, listing or inclusion in the Register of the particular therapeutic goods had been suspended or cancelled; or
(h) there was no declaration under section 7 which applied to particular therapeutic goods; or
(i) a person was or was not the holder of a licence in force under Part 3-3; or
(j) the licence is subject to conditions including those specified in the certificate; or
(k) there was no exemption in effect under subsection 34(1) that applied to particular therapeutic goods or a particular class of therapeutic goods; or
(l) there was no exemption in effect under subsection 34(2) that applied to a particular person in relation to one or more of the following:
(i) the manufacture of particular therapeutic goods;
(ii) a particular step in the manufacture of particular therapeutic goods;
(iii) the manufacture of a particular class of therapeutic goods;
(iv) a particular step in the manufacture of a particular class of therapeutic goods; or
(m) a conformity assessment certificate has been issued relating to a particular kind of medical device; or
(n) a conformity assessment certificate was subject to conditions including those specified in the certificate under this section; or
(o) a conformity assessment certificate was suspended.
(2) A certificate under subsection (1) may relate to more than one of the matters referred to in paragraphs (1)(a) to (o).
(3) In proceedings for an offence against this Act or a contravention of a civil penalty provision, a certificate under subsection (1) is prima facie evidence of the matters specified in the certificate.
(4) In proceedings for:
(a) an offence against section 14 or 41MA; or
(b) the contravention of section 14A or 41MAA (civil penalty provisions);
a certificate by the Secretary to the effect that:
(c) the Secretary did not consent to the importation, supply or exportation that is the subject of the proceedings; or
(d) the Secretary consented to that importation, supply or exportation subject to conditions specified in the certificate;
is prima facie evidence of the matters specified in the certificate.
(5) In proceedings for an offence against this Act or a contravention of a civil penalty provision, a document purporting to be a certificate given under this section is, unless the contrary is proved, taken to be such a certificate and to have been duly given.
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