Other Significant Interest means an interest (other than a Disclosable Pecuniary Interest or an interest in an Authority Function) in any business of the Authority which:
Other Significant Interest means an interest (other than a Disclosable Pecuniary Interest or an interest in an Authority Function) which:
Other Significant Interest means where your interest is closely aligned to the business of the Council agenda item and where the business affects the financial position or well being of the following to a greater extent than most inhabitants of the area affected by the decision:
Examples of Other Significant Interest in a sentence
Further amendments to the Constitution are required in the Procedure Rules in terms of when a Member can speak on an agenda item, or not, when they have a DisclosablePecuniary Interest (DPI), Other Significant Interest (OSI) and reference to Other Registrable interests will need to be added to this section.
In relation to whether LJR and MJR were “friends” of the former Leader, BFH, rather than merely colleagues as Councillors, that would be for BFH to consider at the Cabinet meeting stage and whether that amounted to an Other Significant Interest (OSI) which should have been declared at the Cabinet Meeting.
More Definitions of Other Significant Interest
Other Significant Interest means an interest (other than a Disclosable Pecuniary Interest or an interest in an Authority Function) in any business of the Authority which: (a) may reasonably be regarded as affecting the financial position of yourself and/or an Associated Person to a greater extent than the majority of: - (i) other council tax payers, ratepayers or inhabitants of the electoral division or ward, as the case may be, affected by the decision; or (ii) (in other cases) other council tax payers, ratepayers or inhabitants of the Authority’s area; or (b) relates to the determination of your application (whether made by you alone or jointly or on your behalf) for any approval, consent, licence, permission or registration or that of an Associated Person; and where, in either case, a member of the public with knowledge of the relevant facts would reasonably regard the interest as being so significant that it is likely to prejudice your judgment of the public interest. “Register of Members’ Interests” means the Authority's register of Disclosable Pecuniary Interests established and maintained by the Monitoring Officer under section 29 of the Localism Act 2011. "Sensitive Interest" means information, the details of which, if disclosed, could lead to you or a person connected with you being subject to violence or intimidation. 2. Scope You must comply with this Code whenever you act in your capacity as a Member or Co-opted Member of the Authority. 3. General Obligations (1) You must, when using or authorising the use by others of the resources of the Authority: (a) act in accordance with the Authority’s reasonable requirements; and (b) ensure that such resources are not used improperly for political purposes (including party political purposes).