Mr GUNNER - 2016-02-10
Section 3.1 of the Ministerial Code of Conduct states:
ANSWER
Madam Speaker, no.
- Ministers are to advise the Chief Minister immediately of any private interests, pecuniary or non-pecuniary, held by themselves or members of their immediate family of which they are aware, which give rise to (or may potentially give rise to) a conflict with their public duties. Any other matter which may give rise to a conflict between duty and interest must also be declared. Ministers should adopt a broad interpretation of this requirement. Any conflict of interest between a Minister’s private interest and their public duty which arises must be resolved promptly in favour of the public interest.
ANSWER
Madam Speaker, no.
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