Members must, within 28 days of taking office as a member, notify the Board’s Monitoring Officer of any disclosable pecuniary interests as defined by regulations made by the Secretary of State, where the pecuniary interest is the member’s, their spouse’s or civil partner’s, or is the pecuniary interest of someone with whom the member is living as a husband or wife, or as if s/he were civil partners
The regulations specify a member’s disclosable pecuniary interests as pecuniary interest covering the members employment, office, trade, profession or vocation, any sponsorship of the member, including contributions towards election expenses, any contracts between the member and the Board, any land the member has an interest in and lies within the area of the Board, any licences the member holds to occupy land in the area, any corporate tenancies and certain securities the member may hold. A member must also disclose pecuniary interests of a spouse, civil partner or someone with whom s/he is living as a spouse or civil partner.
Below are the current registers of interests provided by our Board Members.