sec.141Exceptions to lapsing

### sec.141 Exceptions to lapsing An objection does not lapse if— the outstanding information for the information requirement would, at common law, be privileged from production in a proceeding; or within the required period, the objector gives the valuer-general a statutory declaration declaring that the outstanding information is not in the objector’s custody, possession or power. The statutory declaration must be sworn by— if the objector is an individual—the objector; or if the objector is a corporation—an individual with knowledge of the matter who is lawfully authorised to swear the declaration for the objector. (sec.141-ssec.1) An objection does not lapse if— the outstanding information for the information requirement would, at common law, be privileged from production in a proceeding; or within the required period, the objector gives the valuer-general a statutory declaration declaring that the outstanding information is not in the objector’s custody, possession or power. (sec.141-ssec.2) The statutory declaration must be sworn by— if the objector is an individual—the objector; or if the objector is a corporation—an individual with knowledge of the matter who is lawfully authorised to swear the declaration for the objector. - (a) the outstanding information for the information requirement would, at common law, be privileged from production in a proceeding; or - (b) within the required period, the objector gives the valuer-general a statutory declaration declaring that the outstanding information is not in the objector’s custody, possession or power. - (a) if the objector is an individual—the objector; or - (b) if the objector is a corporation—an individual with knowledge of the matter who is lawfully authorised to swear the declaration for the objector.