Development Planning Act (Cap. 552)
Development Planning Act (Cap. 552), article 13
13. (1) Where any member of the Authority, or a member of
the staff of the Authority, or a consultant, advisor or other p erson
engaged by the Authority, has any interest in any matter which falls
to be considered by the Authority, he shall upon becoming aware of
such interest:
(a) disclose to the Executive Council or the Planning
Board, as the case may be, the nature of his interest;
(b) neither influence nor seek to influence the processing
and the decision in relation to such matter;
(c) take no part in any consideration of such matter; and
(d) not attend nor participate in any meeting on such
matter.
(2) Where a question arises as to whether or not a course of
conduct, if pursued by a person, would constitute failure by hi m to
comply with the requirements of sub-article (1), the question s hall
be referred to the Executive Council or the Planning Board as t he
case may be and the decision taken and its motivation shall be
recorded in the minutes of the meeting during which the decision
was taken and such person is to be duly informed.
(3) Where a disclosure is made to the Executive Council or the
Planning Board as the case may be pursuant to sub-article (1),
particulars of the disclosure shall be recorded in the minutes of the
relative meeting.
(4) Where a person to whom sub-article (1) applies, excluding
members of the Authority, fails to make the required disclosure , the
Executive Council shall decide the appropriate action to be tak en
which may include, after concurrence from the Minister, the
removal from office or termination of the contract of the person
concerned. In the case of members of the Authority, the provisi ons
of articles 37(3) and 63(6) shall apply.
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Appointment and
functions of
officers and
employees of the
Authority.
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