Secure electronic records carry rebuttable presumptions of integrity, while secure electronic signatures evidence subscriber intent to approve records. Presumptions relating to secure electronic records apply in proceedings unless contrary proof is produced. A secure electronic record is presumed not to ... Summary
Secure electronic records carry rebuttable presumptions of integrity, while secure electronic signatures evidence subscriber intent to approve records.
Presumptions relating to secure electronic records apply in proceedings unless contrary proof is produced. A secure electronic record is presumed not to have been altered from the specific time to which its secure status relates. Secure electronic signatures are presumed to have been affixed by the subscriber with the intention of signing or approving the associated electronic record. No presumption of authenticity or integrity arises for electronic records or signatures that are not secure.
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