Okay this was a SOAP newbe error. Very difficult to find btw. It is not well documented in SOAP::Lite (probably because it is common XML knowledge) but the reason for the premature complex type termination was:

Complex types must be explicitly dereferenced.

Once this was corrected then none of the parameters showed up. This is also not well documented but the order of the ARRAY much be: METHOD, BODY, HEADER. DO NOT LEAVE ANYTHING OUT even if you call the method with the array. The corrected array: 
    @queryObj = (
      method => 'OpGetList',
      SOAP::Data->type('s0:GetListInputMap')->name('OpGetList')->value
+(
        \SOAP::Data->value(
          SOAP::Data->type('string')->name('Qualification'=>$QUERY),
          SOAP::Data->type('string')->name('startRecord'=>$STARTRECORD
+),
          SOAP::Data->type('string')->name('maxLimit'=>$MAXLIMIT),
        )
      ),
      SOAP::Header->name('AuthenticationInfo')->value(
        \SOAP::Header->value(
          (
            SOAP::Header->name('userName')->value('xxx'),
            SOAP::Header->name('password')->value('xxx')
          )
        )

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