Agenda item - Declarations of Interest

(a)       Disclosable pecuniary interests;

(b)       Any other interests required to be registered under the local code;

(c)       Any other general interest as a result of which a decision on the matter might reasonably be regarded as affecting you or a partner more than a majority of other people or businesses in the ward/s affected by the decision.

In each case, you need to declare

(i)        the item on the agenda the interest relates to;

(ii)       the nature of the interest; and

(iii)      whether it is a disclosable pecuniary interest or some other interest.

If unsure, Members should seek advice from the Monitoring Officer or Democratic Services Officer preferably before the meeting.

89.1    Councillor Alexander declared a personal and non-pecuniary interests as a Board Member for the Brighton and Hove Food Partnership. She confirmed that she had been granted dispensation to speak and vote on the item by the Monitoring Officer. 

89.2    Councillor Atkinson declared a personal and prejudicial interest as he and his wife both worked for the Sussex Partnership NHS Trust. He confirmed that he had been granted dispensation to speak and vote on the item by the Monitoring Officer. 

89.3    Councillor Daniel declared a personal and prejudicial interest as she held a position of management at a community body. She confirmed that she had been granted dispensation to speak and vote on the item by the Monitoring Officer. 

89.4    Councillor De Oliveira declared a personal and prejudicial interest as his wife was employed at the Integrated Care Board. He confirmed that he had been granted dispensation to speak and vote on the item by the Monitoring Officer. 

89.5    Councillor Goddard declared a personal and prejudicial interest as his wife was employed by Brighton and Hove City Council and declared a non-pecuniary interest as he was Chair of East Brighton Trust. He confirmed that he had been granted dispensation to speak and vote on the item by the Monitoring Officer. 

89.6    Councillor Grimshaw declared a personal and prejudicial interest as she was a Trustee of Royal Pavilion and Museum Trust She confirmed that she had been granted dispensation to speak and vote on the item by the Monitoring Officer. 

89.7    Councillor Helliwell declared a personal and prejudicial interest as her partner held a taxi Hackney carriage licence and declared a non-pecuniary interest as she was a Trustee of the Brighton Dome. She confirmed that he had been granted dispensation to speak and vote on the item by the Monitoring Officer. 

89.8    Councillor Hewitt declared a personal and prejudicial interest as an employee of Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust and holds a position of control within UNISION. He confirmed that he had been granted dispensation to speak and vote on the item by the Monitoring Officer.

89.9    Councillor McGregor declared a personal and prejudicial interest as an employee of an organisation in receipt of funding from Brighton & Hove City Council. He confirmed that he had been granted dispensation to speak and vote on the item by the Monitoring Officer.

89.10  Councillor Muten declared a personal and prejudicial interest as he was an allotment holder, and his wife was a Trustee of the Hangleton and Knoll project. He confirmed that he had been granted dispensation to speak and vote on the item by the Monitoring Officer. 

89.11  Councillor Nann declared a personal and prejudicial interest as his partner worked for Brighton and Hove City Council. He confirmed that he had been granted dispensation to speak and vote on the item by the Monitoring Officer. 

89.12  Councillor Parrott declared a personal and prejudicial interest as she was a Governor at an NHS Trust. She confirmed that she had been granted dispensation to speak and vote on the item by the Monitoring Officer. 

89.13  Councillor Robins declared a personal and prejudicial interest as he was an allotment holder, was a Trustee at the Royal Pavilion and Museum Trust and Chair of the Fresh Start Charity an organisation in receipt of community funds. He confirmed that he had been granted dispensation to speak and vote on the item by the Monitoring Officer. 

89.14  Councillor Shanks declared a personal and prejudicial interest as she was a Trustee of Brighton Youth Centre and the Royal Pavilion and Museums Trust, was an allotment holder. She confirmed that she had been granted dispensation to speak and vote on the item by the Monitoring Officer. 

89.15  Councillor Sykes declared a personal and non-pecuniary interest as he was a Board Member for the Brighton and Hove Food Partnership. He confirmed that he had been granted dispensation to speak and vote on the item by the Monitoring Officer. 

89.16  Councillor Thomson declared a personal and prejudicial interest as she was an allotment holder and a Trustee of the Royal Pavillion Museums Trust. She confirmed that she had been granted dispensation to speak and vote on the item by the Monitoring Officer. 

89.17  Councillor Wilkinson declared a personal and prejudicial interest as he was an allotment holder, was employed at an Adult Social Care Provider charity and his partner was employed by Brighton and Hove City Council. He confirmed that he had been granted dispensation to speak and vote on the item by the Monitoring Officer. 

89.18  The Monitoring officer confirmed that dispensations had also been granted to Councillors Helliwell and Czolak, no other declarations of interests in matters appearing on the agenda were made.