You are not allowed to give false or misleading information when the law asks you for specific details. This rule also applies when you make a special kind of statement called a statutory declaration for anything related to this law. If you know that the information you’re giving is not true or might mislead someone, you must not provide it. This rule is part of the law that deals with road transport responsibilities in New Zealand.
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A person who is required by or under this Act to give any specified information, or who gives a statutory declaration for any purpose under this Act, may not give in response to that requirement, or in that statutory declaration, information that the person knows to be false or misleading.
