Versions of s. 116(1)

C-34 — Competition Act · 3 versions · View current text

Historical text comes from the Justice Laws point-in-time corpus and is unofficial — not the official version.

2018-05-01 to present available View Source

If any of the information required under section 114 is not known or reasonably obtainable, or cannot be supplied because of the privilege that exists in respect of lawyers and notaries and their clients or because of a confidentiality requirement established by law, the ~~person~~entity or individual who is supplying the information may, instead of supplying the information, inform the Commissioner under oath or solemn affirmation of the matters in respect of which information has not been supplied and the reason why it has not been supplied.

Full text

If any of the information required under section 114 is not known or reasonably obtainable, or cannot be supplied because of the privilege that exists in respect of lawyers and notaries and their clients or because of a confidentiality requirement established by law, the entity or individual who is supplying the information may, instead of supplying the information, inform the Commissioner under oath or solemn affirmation of the matters in respect of which information has not been supplied and the reason why it has not been supplied.
2009-03-12 to 2018-05-01 View Source

If any of the information required under section 114 is not known or reasonably obtainable, or cannot be ~~obtained~~supplied ~~without~~because ~~breaching~~of the privilege that exists in respect of lawyers and notaries and their clients or because of a confidentiality requirement established by law or without creating a significant risk that confidential information will be used for an improper purpose or that information that should, for commercial reasons, be kept confidential will be disclosed to the public,law, the person who is supplying the information may, ~~in lieu~~instead of supplying the information, inform the Commissioner under oath or solemn affirmation of the matters in respect of which information has not been supplied and the reason why it has not been ~~obtained.~~supplied.

Full text

If any of the information required under section 114 is not known or reasonably obtainable, or cannot be supplied because of the privilege that exists in respect of lawyers and notaries and their clients or because of a confidentiality requirement established by law, the person who is supplying the information may, instead of supplying the information, inform the Commissioner under oath or solemn affirmation of the matters in respect of which information has not been supplied and the reason why it has not been supplied.
2002-12-31 to 2009-03-12 View Source

If any of the information required under section 114 is not known or reasonably obtainable, or cannot be obtained without breaching a confidentiality requirement established by law or without creating a significant risk that confidential information will be used for an improper purpose or that information that should, for commercial reasons, be kept confidential will be disclosed to the public, the person who is supplying the information may, in lieu of supplying the information, inform the Commissioner under oath or solemn affirmation of the matters in respect of which information has not been supplied and why it has not been obtained.