(b) specifies the
offences that are to be the subject of the proceedings against the
accused person, and
(c) sets out the details of each of those offences in a
way that is sufficient under this Act for the purposes of an indictment or an
averment in an indictment, and
(e) if applicable, confirms that proceedings against the
accused person for other specified offences are no longer being proceeded
with, and
(f) contains any other matters prescribed by the regulations for
the purposes of this section.
(2) The prosecutor must certify in the
certificate that--
(a) the evidence available to the prosecutor is capable of
establishing each element of the offences that are to be the subject of the
proceedings against the accused person, and
(c) for an
alleged offence for which there are duties of disclosure under
section 36B--the prosecutor has received and considered verification of
compliance about the duties.
(3) Subsections (1) and (2) do not limit the
matters that may be included by the regulations in the prescribed form of
charge certificate.