Land Valuation Act 2010

This division applies if—

the valuer-general considers further information, other than information the subject of legal professional privilege—

is likely to be in the objector’s custody, possession or power; and

will likely be relevant to the deciding of an objection; and

Examples of possible further information—

any of the following about the objector’s land or other land—

• a valuation report (improved or unimproved)

• a town planning report

• a record of discussions with purchasers, vendors or agents

• information about a stated type of cost associated with a development of the objector’s land or other land

the valuation objected against is more than the following amount—

if an amount of more than $5m has been prescribed under a regulation—the prescribed amount;

otherwise—$5m.

This division applies—

whether or not—

an objection conference has been held for the objection; or

the information is the subject of an invitation under section 132(2); and

whether the information is a document or other information; and

even if the information came into existence for a purpose unrelated to the objection.Examples of purposes unrelated to the objection—

• the obtaining of finance

• compliance with a requirement under the Corporations Act