Australian Capital Territory Repealed Acts Australian Capital Territory Repealed ActsThis legislation has been repealed.
40. (1) The Chief Planner shall, upon his or her appointment and on each subsequent 30 June, give written notice to the Minister of all his or her direct or indirect pecuniary interests.
(2) If the Chief Planner has or acquires a direct or indirect pecuniary interest in a matter which, to his or her knowledge, is being considered or about to be considered by the Authority, the Chief Planner shall give written notice to the Minister of that interest.
41. (1) Except with the written permission of the Minister, the Chief Planner shall not—
(a) accept or continue to hold an office in or under the Government of the Commonwealth, another Territory or a State, or in or under any public or municipal corporation;
(b) accept or continue to hold or discharge the duties of, or be employed in a paid office in connection with any business whether carried on by any corporation, company, firm or individual;
(c) engage in or undertake any business, whether as principal or agent;
(d) engage or continue in the private practice of any profession, occupation or trade, or enter into any employment, whether remunerative or not, with any person, company or firm who or which is so engaged;
(e) act as a director of a company or incorporated society, otherwise than in accordance with the requirements of the duties of his or her office as Chief Planner or as a public servant; or
(f) accept or engage in any remunerative employment other than in connection with the duties of his or her office as Chief Planner or as a public servant.
(2) Nothing in this section is to be taken to prohibit the Chief Planner from becoming a member or shareholder of any incorporated company, or of any company or society of persons.