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provides that the standard of proof for a finding of fact necessary for deciding a question whether evidence should or should not be admitted in a proceeding, or any other question arising under the Bill (if the Bill does not otherwise provide) is proof on the balance of probabilities. The clause lists some of the matters a court must take into account in determining whether the standard has been reached. The court may take additional matters into account.