Electronic record attribution treats messages sent personally, through authorised persons, or automated systems as originating from the originator. Attribution of electronic records to an originator arises where the record is sent personally by the originator, by a person authorised to act on the ... Summary
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Electronic record attribution treats messages sent personally, through authorised persons, or automated systems as originating from the originator.
Attribution of electronic records to an originator arises where the record is sent personally by the originator, by a person authorised to act on the originator's behalf, or through an information system programmed by or for the originator to operate automatically. These modes allow the record to be treated as originating from that originator.
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