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(c) a written statement mentioned in section 12 (5) that is a print-out from a breath analysis instrument is evidence of the matters stated in the statement; and
(d) a certificate that appears to be signed by a person who is a doctor or nurse and states the following is evidence of the matter:
(i) that the person is a doctor or nurse;
(ii) that the person took a sample of blood or other body sample from a person mentioned in the certificate (the relevant person ) on a stated day, at a stated time, in a stated place;
(iii) that the person placed the sample of blood or other body sample into a container;
(iv) that the person attached a label to the container that contained the following information:
(A) the person's name;
(B) the relevant person's name;
(C) the date and time the sample was taken;
(v) that the person sealed the container with a tamper-evident seal that had a stated unique identifying number marked on it;
(vi) that the person placed the sealed container into a one-way box;
(vii) if the sample was taken under section 15—that, when the sample was taken, the person was of the opinion that the relevant person was, at that time, because of the relevant person's medical condition, incapable of giving or refusing permission to take a sample of blood; and