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REVISED POLICY GUIDELINES- PRIVATE LAND CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIPS · Policy Guideline - Private Land Conservation Partnerships Final with attachments
(c) The Core or Affiliate Council or the LfWSEQ Regional Coordinator or their
Representative which has the Conflicting Interest is the "Conflicted Party".
The following procedures apply to manage any Conflicting Interest:
• Representatives - If the Conflicted Party is a Representative of a Council
or a Representative of the LfWSEQ Regional Coordinator, they must
disclose the Conflicting Interest to their appointing Core or Affiliate
Council or the LfWSEQ Regional Coordinator (as the case may be) as
soon as it becomes aware of the Conflicting Interest. The Core or Affiliate
Council or the LfWSEQ Regional Coordinator who receives notice of the
Conflicting Interest (as the case may be), must give written notice to
each other Representative, the Chair and the Deputy Chair, detailing the
Conflicting Interest as soon as it becomes aware of the Conflict Interest.
• Regional Coordinator - If the Conflicted Party is the LfWSEQ Regional
Coordinator, they must disclose the Conflicting Interest to each Core and
Affiliate Council Representative, the Chair and Deputy Chair as soon as
it becomes aware of the Conflicting Interest.
• Councils - If the Conflicted Party is a Council, they must give written
notice detailing the Conflicting Interest to each other Core and Affiliate
Council Representative, the Chair and Deputy Chair as soon as it
becomes aware of the Conflicting Interest. The notice is to be given by
the Conflicted Council’s Representative to each other Representative
and copied to the Secretary.
• The Conflicted Party (or where it is a Council or LfWSEQ Regional
Coordinator – their Representative):
- Is not entitled to be counted in establishing a quorum for a meeting
at which any resolution concerning the Conflicting Interest is to be
voted on.
- Is not entitled to vote on any resolution concerning the Conflicting
Interest.
- Is not entitled to sign a circulating resolution concerning the
Conflicting Interest.
- Is not to be present when the LfWSEQ Steering Committee
considers the Conflicting Interest.
- Is not entitled to take part in a decision of the LfWSEQ Steering
Committee regarding the Conflicting Interest.
- Is not to be present when the LfWSEQ Steering Committee is
considering whether to give a business direction to the Conflicting
Interest.
- Is not to take part in making the decision about giving the direction to
the Conflicting Interest.
• If the Conflicting Interest rests with a Conflicted Council or Conflicted
Representative, the Secretary shall record the declaration of the
Conflicting Interest and associated actions in the meeting minutes and in
the register of Conflicting Interests held by the Host Council.
• If the Conflicting Interest rests with the Conflicted Regional Coordinator,
the Chair or Deputy Chair or any other Core Council Representative
nominated by the Steering Committee will record the Conflicting Interests
and associated actions and will circulate these to all Core and Affiliate
Council Representatives no later than 10 Business Days after the
meeting, and shall record the declaration of the Conflicting Interesting in
the register of Conflicting Interests held by the Host Council.
• The LfWSEQ Steering Committee will ensure that any desirable
additional procedures are put in place to ensure confidentiality, good
governance and probity is maintained in respect of the Conflicting
Interest. The additional procedures can include excluding the Conflicted
LfWSEQ Terms of Reference 2020-2023 -8-
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