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DECLARATIONS OF INTERESTS OR TRANSPARENCY STATEMENTS

Decision Maker: Anti-Poverty and Inequality Committee

Is Key decision?: No

Is subject to call in?: No

Decision:

Members were requested to intimate any Declarations of Interest or Transparency Statements in respect of the items on the agenda.

 

The Committee resolved:-

(i)     to note that Councillor Brooks advised that he had a connection in relation to agenda item 9.2 (Fairer Aberdeen Fund Annual Report) as he was founder and Chairman of the TLC Charity which was part of the Trussell Trust family of food banks however, having applied the objective test he did not consider that his connection amounted to an interest which would prevent him from participating in the discussion on the items;

(ii)    to note that Councillor Kusznir advised that he had a connection in relation to agenda item 9.2 as he was a Board Member of Aberdeen Citizens Advice Bureau however, having applied the objective test he did not consider that his connection amounted to an interest which would prevent him from participating in the discussion on the items;

(iii)   to note that the Convener advised that he had a connection in relation to agenda items 9.1 (Six monthly update on the Memorandum of Understanding with the Department of Work and Pensions) and 9.2 as he was a European Economic Area national and a Board Member of Fairer Aberdeen respectively, however, having applied the objective test he did not consider that his connection amounted to an interest which would prevent him from participating in the discussion on the items; and

(iv)  to note that Dr Bone advised that he had a connection in relation to agenda item 9.2 as he was a Board member of CFINE however, having applied the objective test he did not consider that his connection amounted to an interest which would prevent him from participating in the discussion on the items.

Publication date: 25/03/2024

Date of decision: 20/03/2024

Decided at meeting: 20/03/2024 - Anti-Poverty and Inequality Committee