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Declarations of Interest Sample Clauses

Declarations of Interest. All core Board members are required to declare any interest or potential conflict of interest that arises or may be perceived to arise in the course of conducting Board business. They should declare this at the start of Board meetings. Board members who have declared a personal interest will be able to participate in the meeting at the discretion of the Chair, but not be able to vote. The arrangements for the conduct of Safeguarding Adult Reviews place particular emphasis on the declaration of interests.
Declarations of Interest. Although there were no formal declarations of interest, Councillors Xxxxxxxx & Xxx Xxxxxxx asked to be recorded as being residents who currently paid for collection of green waste.
Declarations of Interest. There were no declarations of interest.
Declarations of Interest. (Head of Research and Democratic Services). To declare interests in any items on the agenda. In considering whether to declare a personal or a prejudicial interest under the Code of Conduct, Overview & Scrutiny members are asked pay particular attention to paragraph 11 of the Code in addition to the more familiar requirements. This requires the declaration of a personal and prejudicial interest in any matter before an OS Committee which relates to a decision of or action by another Committee or Sub Committee of the Council, a Joint Committee or Joint Sub Committee in which the Council is involved and of which the Councillor is also a member. Paragraph 11 does not refer to Cabinet decisions or attendance at an OS meeting purely for the purpose of answering questions or providing information on such a matter. Local Area Agreement for Essex - Scrutiny Task and Finish PanelMonday, 28 November 2005
Declarations of Interest. 22.1 No Trustee shall vote on any matter in which he or she has any personal or pecuniary interest or in which any company or other body in which the Trustee has a personal or financial interest itself has any pecuniary interest. 22.2 Any Trustee shall declare any such interest in writing as soon as the Trustee concerned becomes aware of the existence of the interest, the declaration to include all relevant detail needed to result in a full and fair disclosure. All Trustees shall act in good faith in all such matters.
Declarations of InterestAll partners agree to be transparent on matters concerning the collaboration and to declare any potential or existing conflicts of interest and use the processes agreed for managing such interests. All partners have equal status within the partnership. Cambridgeshire Music is accountable to Cambridgeshire County Council. The school or organisation may be accountable to governing or similar bodies. Due regard must be given to necessary processes, authorisations and agreements with regard to partnership activities. Costs of the partnership are managed by each organisation themselves. Any assets developed through the partnership are maintained by the agreed “owner” of the asset. If this is jointly owned then mechanisms must be in place to manage the joint ownership correctly. Partners will communicate regularly, sharing information as required, and referring relevant information to each other in a timely manner, particularly if issues arise. Unless third-party sharing has been agreed separately via marketing processes, organisations will not share contacts and marketing lists but will provide support to each other to ensure widest distribution of information and publicity. The collaboration will be referred to as “Cambridgeshire Music @” followed by the name of the organisation e.g. “Cambridgeshire Music @ No-name Academy”. Individual programmes will reference the overall partnership as part of information and promotion. Branding and imagery will be used in publicity including website pages relating to programmes wherever feasible and only omitted by agreement in writing. Shared publicity will be approved by all parties prior to printing/distribution including press releases. Each partner commits to promoting the partnership and activities via electronic, print and other media, where possible, however, public statements on behalf of the partnership will be made by the leadership of the partners involved or their delegated spokespeople.
Declarations of Interest. ‌ 20.1 If a member is present at a meeting of London Councils Leaders' Committee or any of its associated joint committees or any sub-committees or any sectoral joint committee and has a disclosable pecuniary interest as defined by the Relevant Authorities (Disclosable Pecuniary Interests) Regulations 2012 (“the Regulations”) relating to any business that is or will be considered at the meeting, that member must not: (i) participate in any discussion of the business at the meeting, or if on becoming aware of the disclosable pecuniary interest during the meeting, participate further in any discussion of the business; or (ii) participate in any vote or further vote taken on the matter at the meeting. 20.2 These prohibitions apply to any form of participation, including speaking as a member of the public. 20.3 It is a matter for each member to decide whether they should leave the room while an item that they have an interest in is being discussed. In arriving at a decision as to whether to leave the room they may wish to have regard to their home authority’s code of conduct and/or the Seven (Xxxxx) Principles of Public Life. 20.4 In certain circumstances, London Councils may under s.33 of the Localism Act 2011 grant a dispensation to permit a member to take part in the business notwithstanding that the member has a disclosable pecuniary interest relating to that business. These circumstances are where London Councils considers that: (i) without the dispensation so great a proportion of London Councils members would be prohibited from participating in that business as to impede London Councils transaction of that business; (ii) without the dispensation the representation of different political groups dealing with that business would be so upset as to alter the likely outcome of any vote; (iii) the granting of the dispensation is in the interests of people living in the London Councils’ area;3 (iv) without the dispensation each member of the London Councils Executive would be prohibited from participating in the business; or (v) it is otherwise appropriate to grant a dispensation. 20.5 If a member wishes to apply for a dispensation, they must make a written application to be received not less than three working days before the meeting setting out the grounds for the application to the officer responsible for processing such requests.4 20.6 A member must declare any private interests, both pecuniary and non-pecuniary, including membership of any Trade Union that...
Declarations of InterestTo receive the Minutes of the meetings of this Scrutiny Committee held on 19th June, 2008 (Minutes enclosed).
Declarations of InterestItem 2 Councillor Xxxxxx Item 14 The Mayor Xx Xxxxx Item 14 Councillor Xxxxxx Item 14 Councillor Xx Xxxx
Declarations of Interest. 10.1.1 Members of the constituent bodies of the Partnership shall declare any financial, personal, business or organisational interest in writing and verbally to their respective constituent body and to the appropriate Secretariat. 10.1.2 Any such declarations shall be noted in the minutes of relevant meetings. 10.1.3 The minutes and notes of meetings, including any such declarations, shall (subject to confidentiality rules as set down in the Constitution) be available for public scrutiny at all times. The original documentation shall be available on request and the information shall be published or distributed electronically or in paper form. 10.1.4 The relevant constituent body shall scrutinise and make rulings on all declarations of interest as they arise in accordance with the Constitution of the constituent body. A declaration of interest may disbar a member from participating in a project or the constituent body itself if it is judged that the interest declared is prejudicial to the aims, objectives and spirit of the constituent body or that such an interest can reasonably be judged to be mostly to the benefit of the individual or organisation making the declaration rather than mostly to the benefit of the constituent body. 10.1.5 Any disputes relating to the Declaration of Interests or decisions with regards to disbarment shall be resolved by the Governance Board.