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Reserve Bank of New Zealand Act 2021

Reserve Bank of New Zealand - Board of Bank and its members - Conflict of interest disclosure rules

63: Who disclosure of interests must be made to

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"Who you must tell about your interests"

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You must tell someone about your interests. You tell the Bank and the chairperson or deputy chairperson about your interests. If they are not available, you tell the Minister.

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Board of Bank and its members: Conflict of interest disclosure rules

63Who disclosure of interests must be made to

  1. The member must disclose details of the interest in an interests register kept by the Bank and to—

  2. the chairperson or, if there is no chairperson or if the chairperson is unavailable or interested, the deputy or temporary deputy chairperson; or
    1. the Minister, if there is neither a chairperson nor a deputy or temporary deputy chairperson, or if both the chairperson and the deputy or temporary deputy chairperson are unavailable or interested.

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