Fraud awareness Members of the Committee are required to undertake Fraud Awareness training as provided by the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection. Conflict of interest A member of the Committee who has a direct or indirect conflict of interest in a matter being considered or about to be considered by the Committee shall, as soon as practicable after the relevant facts have become known to the member, disclose the nature of the member’s conflict of interest. A disclosure of a conflict of interest (pecuniary or otherwise) shall be recorded in the minutes and the Chair of the Committee will decide if it is appropriateness for the member to be present during any discussion with respect to that matter or contribute to any advice the Committee may provide on that matter. Confidentiality All documents provided to members—except those normally available to the public—are to be considered by members as confidential working documents unless otherwise indicated. At times there may be a conflict between providing information to the members sectors of representation and respecting the confidentiality of some of the information provided to the Committee. It is the responsibility of members to identify such conflicts and seek direction, either during Committee meetings or through the Executive Director.
Fraud awareness Members of the Committee are required to undertake Fraud Awareness training as provided by the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection. Conflict of interest A member of the Committee who has a direct or indirect conflict of interest in a matter being considered or about to be considered by the Committee shall, as soon as practicable after the relevant facts have become known to the member, disclose the nature of the member’s conflict of interest. A disclosure of a conflict of interest (pecuniary or otherwise) shall be recorded in the minutes and the Chair of the Committee will decide if it is appropriateness for the member to be present during any discussion with respect to that matter or contribute to any advice the Committee may provide on that matter. Confidentiality All documents provided to members—except those normally available to the public—are to be considered by members as confidential working documents unless otherwise indicated. At times there may be a conflict between providing information to the members sectors of representation and respecting the confidentiality of some of the information provided to the Committee. It is the responsibility of members to identify such conflicts and seek direction, either during Committee meetings or through the Executive Director.
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