(1) If a caution is
administered to a young person for an offence, the police officer who
administered the caution must give the young person a certificate in a form
approved by the Commissioner.
(2) The certificate
must state —
(a) that
a caution was administered to the young person; and
(b) the
young person’s name; and
(c) the
substance of the offence; and
(d) the
police officer’s name and rank; and
(e) the
place where the caution was issued; and
(f) the
names of all persons present when the caution was issued; and
(g) the
nature and effect of a caution; and
(h) a
description of any thing seized by the police officer in relation to the
offence.
(3) In a proceeding, a
document purporting to be a certificate or copy of a certificate is evidence
that the young person was administered a caution for the offence in the
circumstances stated in the certificate.
[Section 23A amended: No. 47 of 1998 s. 8.]