Disclosure document date and consents
Date of disclosure document (1) A disclosure document must be dated. The date is the date on which it is lodged with ASIC. Date for 2‑part simple corporate bonds prospectus (1A) Subsection (1) does not apply to a 2‑part simple corporate bonds prospectus. (1B) For the purposes of this Act, the date of a 2‑part simple corporate bonds prospectus for an offer of simple corporate bonds is taken to be the date on which the offer‑specific prospectus for the offer is lodged with ASIC. Consent of person to whom statement attributed (2) A disclosure document may only include a statement by a person, or a statement said in the document to be based on a statement by a person, if: (a) the person has consented to the statement being included in the document in the form and context in which it is included; and (b) the document states that the person has given this consent; and (c) the person has not withdrawn this consent before the document is lodged with ASIC.
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