(1) Where a person, who has been arrested otherwise than under a warrant, first appears before the District Court charged with an offence, a certificate purporting to be signed by a member and stating that that member did, at a specified time and place, any one or more of the following namely -
(a) arrested that person for a specified offence,
(b) charged that person with a specified offence, or
(c) cautioned that person upon his or her being arrested for, or charged with, a specified offence,
shall be admissible as evidence of the matters stated in the certificate.
(2) In any criminal proceedings a certificate purporting to be signed by a member and stating that -
(a) that member did any one or more of the following namely -
(i) commenced duty, or replaced a specified member on duty, at a specified time at a place -
(I) where the offence to which such proceedings relate is alleged to have been committed,
(II) adjacent to the place referred to in clause I of this subparagraph, or
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