16.6(1)A violation ticket may be created, completed and signed electronically if it is created, completed and signed in compliance with the requirements prescribed by regulation.

16.6(2)For the purposes of section 16.4, a violation ticket that is created, completed and signed electronically shall be reproduced by printing a copy of the ticket in accordance with the requirements prescribed by regulation, and delivered to the defendant personally.

16.6(3)A violation ticket that is created, completed and signed electronically may be provided to the office of the court electronically or recorded and entered in a computer network approved by the Minister of Justice, or reproduced by printing it or by reconverting it to electronic form, in so far as the providing, recording, entering, printing and reconverting comply with the requirements prescribed by regulation.

16.6(4)For the purposes of section 16.5, a violation ticket that is provided to the office of the court electronically or recorded and entered in a computer network approved by the Minister of Justice is deemed to have been filed with the ticket reviewer.

16.6(5)A violation ticket that is provided to the office of the court electronically or recorded and entered in a computer network approved by the Minister of Justice, or that is reproduced by printing it or by reconverting it to electronic form, shall be admissible in evidence without proof of the appointment, authority or signature of the person referred to in subsection 16.4(2) purporting to have served it.

16.6(1)A violation ticket may be created, completed and signed electronically if it is created, completed and signed in compliance with the requirements prescribed by regulation.

16.6(2)For the purposes of section 16.4, a violation ticket that is created, completed and signed electronically shall be reproduced by printing a copy of the ticket in accordance with the requirements prescribed by regulation, and delivered to the defendant personally.

16.6(3)A violation ticket that is created, completed and signed electronically may be provided to the office of the court electronically or recorded and entered in a computer network approved by the Minister of Justice and Public Safety, or reproduced by printing it or by reconverting it to electronic form, in so far as the providing, recording, entering, printing and reconverting comply with the requirements prescribed by regulation.

16.6(4)For the purposes of section 16.5, a violation ticket that is provided to the office of the court electronically or recorded and entered in a computer network approved by the Minister of Justice and Public Safety is deemed to have been filed with the ticket reviewer.

16.6(5)A violation ticket that is provided to the office of the court electronically or recorded and entered in a computer network approved by the Minister of Justice and Public Safety, or that is reproduced by printing it or by reconverting it to electronic form, shall be admissible in evidence without proof of the appointment, authority or signature of the person referred to in subsection 16.4(2) purporting to have served it.

16.6(1)A violation ticket may be created, completed and signed electronically if it is created, completed and signed in compliance with the requirements prescribed by regulation.

16.6(2)For the purposes of section 16.4, a violation ticket that is created, completed and signed electronically shall be reproduced by printing a copy of the ticket in accordance with the requirements prescribed by regulation, and delivered to the defendant personally.

16.6(3)A violation ticket that is created, completed and signed electronically may be provided to the office of the court electronically or recorded and entered in a computer network approved by the Minister of Justice, or reproduced by printing it or by reconverting it to electronic form, in so far as the providing, recording, entering, printing and reconverting comply with the requirements prescribed by regulation.

16.6(4)For the purposes of section 16.5, a violation ticket that is provided to the office of the court electronically or recorded and entered in a computer network approved by the Minister of Justice is deemed to have been filed with the ticket reviewer.

16.6(5)A violation ticket that is provided to the office of the court electronically or recorded and entered in a computer network approved by the Minister of Justice, or that is reproduced by printing it or by reconverting it to electronic form, shall be admissible in evidence without proof of the appointment, authority or signature of the person referred to in subsection 16.4(2) purporting to have served it.