(1) The presumptions provided for in subsections (2) and (3) shall apply in any proceedings for a relevant offence in relation to information contained in a document (within the meaning of this Act) to which section 5 of the Criminal Evidence Act 1992 applies or would apply if the document were reproduced in permanent legible form.

(2) Where a document purports to have been created by a person in circumstances in which it is reasonable to presume that it was created by that person it shall be presumed, unless the contrary is shown, that the document was created by that person and, in those circumstances, that any statement contained therein, unless the document expressly or by implication attributes its making to some other person, was made by that person.

(3) Where a document purports to have been -

(a) created by a person in circumstances in which it is reasonable to presume that it was created by that person, and

(b) addressed and sent to a second person in circumstances in which it is reasonable to presume that it was so addressed and sent by the first person,

it shall be presumed, unless the contrary is shown, that the document was created and sent by the first person and received by the second person, and that any statement contained therein -