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PARLIAMENT OF VICTORIA
Members of Parliament (Standards) Bill 2010
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Clause Page
PART 1--PRELIMINARY 1
1 Purposes 1
2 Commencement 2
3 Definitions 2
PART 2--STATEMENT OF VALUES 7
4 Statement of Values 7
PART 3--CODE OF CONDUCT 8
5 Outline of Part 8
6 Upholding democracy 8
7 Respecting others regardless of background 8
8 Conflicts of interest 8
9 Using position for profit 9
10 Outside employment and activities 9
11 Accepting gifts, hospitality and other benefits 9
12 Use of influence 10
13 Use of public resources 10
14 Personal conduct 10
15 Managing confidential and personal information 10
16 Constitution Act 1975 not affected 11
PART 4--REGISTER OF INTERESTS 12
17 Submission of primary returns 12
18 Submission of ordinary returns 12
19 Information to be included in primary returns 12
20 Information to be included in ordinary returns 15
21 Further requirement to submit information 17
22 Threshold amounts for information submitted 18
23 Threshold amounts for year ending 30 June 2011 19
24 CPI adjusted threshold amounts 19
25 Notice of CPI adjusted threshold amounts 20
26 Register of Interests 20
27 Reporting of Members 21
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28 Restriction on publication 21
29 Tabling of returns 21
PART 5--GENERAL 22
30 Failure to comply with Part 3 or 4 22
31 Default of payments of fine 22
32 Regulations 22
33 Repeal of Members of Parliament (Register of Interests)
Act 1978 22
ENDNOTES 23
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PARLIAMENT OF VICTORIA
Introduced in the Assembly
Members of Parliament (Standards) Bill
2010
A Bill for an Act to provide for a Statement of Values and Code of
Conduct for Members of the Parliament of Victoria, to establish a
Register of Interests for those Members and for other purposes.
The Parliament of Victoria enacts:
PART 1--PRELIMINARY
1 Purposes
The main purposes of this Act are--
(a) to promote public trust and confidence in
5 Members of Parliament by--
(i) establishing a Statement of Values for
Members of Parliament; and
(ii) setting out a Code of Conduct for
Members of Parliament; and
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(iii) establishing a Register of Interests for
Members of Parliament; and
(b) to repeal the Members of Parliament
(Register of Interests) Act 1978.
5 2 Commencement
This Act comes into operation on 1 July 2010.
3 Definitions
(1) In this Act--
beneficial interest includes an interest in a private
10 superannuation fund;
Clerk means the Clerk of the Parliaments;
debt does not include a debt--
(a) owed to a member of the Member's
family; or
15 (b) owed to an authorised deposit-taking
institution; or
(c) owed to a person whose ordinary
business includes the lending of money;
or
20 (d) arising from the supply of ordinary
household or office-related goods and
services;
domestic partner of a person means--
(a) a person who is in a registered domestic
25 relationship with the person; or
(b) an adult person to whom the person is
not married but with whom the person
is in a relationship as a couple where
one or each of them provides personal
30 or financial commitment and support of
a domestic nature for the material
benefit of the other, irrespective of their
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genders and whether or not they are
living under the same roof, but does not
include a person who provides
domestic support and personal care to
5 the person--
(i) for fee or reward; or
(ii) on behalf of another person or an
organisation (including a
government or government
10 agency, a body corporate or a
charitable or benevolent
organisation);
family, in relation to a Member, means the
Member's spouse, domestic partner, child,
15 grandchild, parent or grandparent, or any
other person reasonably considered to be a
member of the Member's family;
gift includes a transfer of property or the conferral
of a financial benefit, including hospitality,
20 made without consideration or without
adequate consideration, but does not
include--
(a) a political donation; or
(b) a gift made by a member of the
25 Member's family;
hospitality does not include hospitality provided
to the Member when the Member is acting in
an official capacity;
income has the same meaning as assessable
30 income has in the Income Tax Assessment
Act 1997 of the Commonwealth but does not
include--
(a) parliamentary salaries and allowances;
or
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(b) income from savings or investment
accounts and public superannuation
funds;
listed corporation has the same meaning as in
5 section 9 of the Corporations Act;
Member means a person who is for the time
being--
(a) a member of the Legislative Assembly;
or
10 (b) a member of the Legislative Council;
official capacity, in relation to a Member, means
acting as, or on behalf of--
(a) a Member; or
(b) a Minister;
15 political donation has the same meaning as in the
Electoral Act 2002;
prescribed person means--
(a) a member of the Member's family; or
(b) a corporation or entity in which the
20 Member has an interest as an officer, a
person with a controlling beneficial
interest or a member; or
(c) a creditor or debtor of the Member,
except where the debt is owed to or by
25 a member of the Member's family, an
authorised deposit-taking institution or
other persons whose ordinary business
includes the lending of money or the
supply of ordinary household or office-
30 related goods or services; or
(d) a donor of a gift to the Member;
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private superannuation fund means a self
managed superannuation fund within the
meaning of the Superannuation Industry
(Supervision) Act 1993 of the
5 Commonwealth;
public superannuation fund means a
superannuation fund that is not a private
superannuation fund;
Register means the Register of Interests
10 established and maintained under section 26;
return period, in relation to an ordinary return of
a Member, means--
(a) in the case of a Member whose last
return was a primary return, the period
15 between the date of the primary return
and 30 June next following; and
(b) in the case of any other Member, the
period between the date of the
Member's last ordinary return and
20 30 June next following.
(2) For the purposes of the definition of domestic
partner in subsection (1)--
(a) registered domestic relationship has the
same meaning as in the Relationships Act
25 2008; and
(b) in determining whether persons who are not
in a registered domestic relationship are
domestic partners of each other, all the
circumstances of their relationship are to be
30 taken into account, including any one or
more of the matters referred to in section
35(2) of the Relationships Act 2008 as may
be relevant in a particular case; and
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(c) a person is not a domestic partner of another
person only because they are co-tenants.
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PART 2--STATEMENT OF VALUES
4 Statement of Values
Members should demonstrate the following values
in carrying out their public duties--
5 (a) serving the public interest;
(b) upholding democracy;
(c) integrity;
(d) accountability;
(e) respect for the diversity of views and
10 backgrounds within the Victorian
community;
(f) diligence;
(g) leadership.
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PART 3--CODE OF CONDUCT
5 Outline of Part
(1) This Part sets out the Code of Conduct that
Members must observe when carrying out their
5 public duties.
(2) The Code of Conduct sets out the manner in
which a Member demonstrates the values set out
in section 4.
6 Upholding democracy
10 Members must--
(a) make the performance of their public duties
their prime responsibility; and
(b) exercise reasonable care and diligence in
performing their public duties; and
15 (c) submit themselves to the lawful scrutiny
appropriate to their office.
7 Respecting others regardless of background
Members must treat all persons with respect and
have due regard for their opinions, beliefs, rights
20 and responsibilities.
8 Conflicts of interest
(1) Members must--
(a) avoid actual and perceived conflicts of
interest; and
25 (b) declare any actual or perceived conflict of
interest when speaking in parliamentary
proceedings, including the proceedings of
parliamentary committees.
(2) Without limiting subsection (1), a Member has a
30 conflict of interest if the Member participates in,
or makes a decision in the execution of, the
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Member's office which furthers the private
interests of the Member or the private interests of
a prescribed person.
(3) Without limiting subsection (1), a Member does
5 not have a conflict of interest where the Member
or a prescribed person is affected as a member of
the public or section of the public.
9 Using position for profit
(1) Members must not receive a fee, payment, retainer
10 or reward, or permit any compensation to accrue
to their beneficial interest or the beneficial interest
of a prescribed person for, or on account of, or as
a result of the use of, their position as a Member.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to Members'
15 parliamentary salaries or allowances.
10 Outside employment and activities
(1) Members may engage in employment, business
and community activities outside of their duties as
Members but must avoid any actual or perceived
20 conflict of interest that might arise from those
activities, including where the activities
compromise the Member's ability to fulfil his or
her public duties.
(2) Members who are Ministers must devote their
25 time and talents to carrying out their public duties.
11 Accepting gifts, hospitality and other benefits
Members must not accept gifts, hospitality or
other benefits which--
(a) create an actual or perceived conflict of
30 interest; or
(b) might create a perception of an attempt to
influence the Member in the exercise of his
or her public duties.
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12 Use of influence
Members must exercise their influence as
Members responsibly and must not use their
influence to improperly further their private
5 interests or the private interests of a prescribed
person.
13 Use of public resources
(1) Members must comply with any laws or
applicable rules regarding use of parliamentary
10 allowances and facilities.
(2) Members must use all public funds and resources
provided to them as Members responsibly and
only for legitimate purposes.
14 Personal conduct
15 (1) Members must ensure their conduct as Members
does not bring discredit upon the Parliament.
(2) Members must act with honesty and integrity in
all official dealings and must not deliberately
mislead the Parliament or the public about any
20 matter relating to the performance of their public
duties.
(3) Members must be fair, objective and courteous in
their dealings with the community and, without
detracting from the importance of robust public
25 debate in a democracy, their colleagues.
15 Managing confidential and personal information
(1) Members must not use confidential information
gained in the performance of their public duties to
further their private interests or the private
30 interests of a prescribed person.
(2) Members must respect the confidentiality of
information they receive in the course of their
public duties.
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16 Constitution Act 1975 not affected
Nothing in this Part is intended to repeal, alter or
vary, or affect the operation of, Division 8 of
Part II of the Constitution Act 1975.
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PART 4--REGISTER OF INTERESTS
17 Submission of primary returns
A person who becomes a Member after the
commencement of this Act must submit a primary
5 return to the Clerk within 30 days after taking and
subscribing the oath or affirmation as a Member.
18 Submission of ordinary returns
A Member must submit an ordinary return to the
Clerk within 30 days after 30 June 2010 and
10 within 30 days after 30 June for each subsequent
year.
19 Information to be included in primary returns
(1) A primary return must be in the prescribed form
and contain the following information as at the
15 date of the primary return--
(a) the source of any income that the Member
has or expects to have before 30 June next
following, including the name and address of
the payer and, where the income arises from
20 services provided by the Member, a
description of those services;
(b) the name of any corporation, partnership or
other body in which the Member holds a
beneficial interest, or in which a private
25 superannuation fund holds a beneficial
interest for the benefit of the Member, a
description of that interest including the
number of any shares held and, except in the
case of a listed corporation, the address of
30 the corporation, partnership or body, and a
description of its objects or activities;
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(c) the location by suburb or town or, where that
is not applicable, the nearest town, of any
land in which the Member holds a beneficial
interest, other than by way of security for a
5 debt, that is used as a primary or secondary
place of residence by any person;
(d) the address or, if there is no address, a
precise description of the location, of any
land, other than land referred to in
10 paragraph (c), in which the Member holds a
beneficial interest, other than by way of
security for a debt;
(e) the name of any corporation, partnership or
other body in which the Member holds
15 office, a description of that office and, except
in the case of a listed corporation, the
address of the corporation, partnership or
body, and a description of its objects or
activities;
20 (f) a description of any personal debt held by
the Member, including the name of the
creditor;
(g) a description of any trust under which the
Member holds a beneficial interest or in
25 respect of which the Member is a trustee and
a member of the Member's family holds a
beneficial interest, and a description of the
activities of the trust;
(h) in the case of a trust referred to in
30 paragraph (g)--
(i) the information referred to in
paragraphs (a) to (d), of which the
Member is aware or ought to be aware,
as if a reference in paragraphs (a) to (d)
35 to the Member were a reference to the
trust; and
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(ii) any other substantial interest held or
received by the trust, of which the
Member is aware or ought to be aware,
whether of a pecuniary nature or not,
5 that would raise, or reasonably be seen
to raise, a material conflict between the
Member's private interest and their
public duty;
(i) the name of an estate in which the Member is
10 appointed as executor and holds a beneficial
interest, and a description of that interest;
(j) the name of any other organisation of which
the Member is a member or with which the
Member is otherwise associated, if a conflict
15 of interest could arise, or reasonably be seen
to arise, because of that membership or
association;
(k) a description of any other interest that the
Member has where a conflict of interest
20 could arise, or reasonably be seen to arise,
because of that interest.
(2) A Member is not required to comply with
subsections (1)(g) or (1)(h) in respect of a trust
under which the Member holds a beneficial
25 interest if the trust is a blind trust but in the
primary return the Member must provide the name
and address of the person who manages the blind
trust.
(3) In addition to the requirement under subsection
30 (1)(j), the Member may include the name of any
other organisation of which the Member is a
member or with which the Member is otherwise
associated, if the Member chooses to do so.
(4) This section is subject to sections 22 to 24.
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20 Information to be included in ordinary returns
(1) An ordinary return must be in the prescribed form
and contain the following information in relation
to the return period--
5 (a) the source of any income received by the
Member, including the name and address of
the payer and, where the income arose from
services provided by the Member, a
description of those services;
10 (b) the name of any corporation, partnership or
other body in which the Member held a
beneficial interest, or in which a private
superannuation fund held a beneficial
interest for the benefit of the Member, a
15 description of that interest including the
number of any shares held and, except in the
case of a listed corporation, the address of
the corporation, partnership or body, and a
description of its objects or activities;
20 (c) the location by suburb or town or, where that
is not applicable, the nearest town, of any
land in which the Member held a beneficial
interest, other than by way of security for a
debt, that was used as a primary or secondary
25 place of residence by any person;
(d) the address or, if there is no address, a
precise description of the location, of any
land, other than land referred to in
paragraph (c), in which the Member held a
30 beneficial interest, other than by way of
security for a debt;
(e) a description of any gift received by the
Member, including the name and address of
the donor;
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(f) a description of any travel undertaken by the
Member outside of Victoria that was funded
by another person, other than the State or a
member of the Member's family, including
5 the dates, destinations and purposes of that
travel, and the name and address of the donor
of the travel contribution;
(g) the name of any corporation, partnership or
other body in which the Member held office,
10 a description of that office and, except in the
case of a listed corporation, the address of
the corporation, partnership or body, and a
description of its objects or activities;
(h) a description of any personal debt held by
15 the Member, including the name of the
creditor;
(i) a description of any trust under which the
Member held a beneficial interest, or in
respect of which the Member was a trustee
20 and a member of the Member's family held a
beneficial interest, and a description of the
activities of the trust;
(j) in the case of a trust referred to in
paragraph (i)--
25 (i) the information referred to in
paragraphs (a) to (e), of which the
Member was aware or ought to have
been aware, as if a reference in
paragraphs (a) to (e) to the Member
30 were a reference to the trust; and
(ii) any other substantial interest held or
received by the trust, of which the
Member was aware or ought to have
been aware, whether of a pecuniary
35 nature or not, that would raise, or
reasonably be seen to raise, a material
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conflict between the Member's private
interest and their public duty;
(k) the name of an estate in which the Member
was appointed as executor and held a
5 beneficial interest, and a description of that
interest;
(l) the name of any other organisation of which
the Member was a member or with which the
Member was otherwise associated, if a
10 conflict of interest could arise, or reasonably
be seen to arise, because of that membership
or association;
(m) a description of any other interest that the
Member had where a conflict of interest
15 could arise, or reasonably be seen to arise,
because of that interest.
(2) A Member is not required to comply with
subsections (1)(i) or (1)(j) in respect of a trust
under which the Member holds a beneficial
20 interest if the trust is a blind trust but in the
ordinary return the Member must provide the
name and address of the person who manages the
blind trust.
(3) In addition to the requirement under subsection
25 (1)(l), the Member may include the name of any
other organisation of which the Member was a
member or with which the Member was otherwise
associated, if the Member chooses to do so.
(4) This section is subject to sections 22 to 24.
30 21 Further requirement to submit information
If, after a Member has submitted a primary return
or an ordinary return to the Clerk but before
submitting an ordinary return for the following
return period, the Member becomes aware of a
35 material change in any information required to be
submitted under section 19 or 20, the Member
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must submit to the Clerk, as soon as is practicable,
a description in the prescribed form of the
material change.
22 Threshold amounts for information submitted
5 (1) A Member is not required to include in a return
submitted under this Part information relating
to--
(a) a source of income--if the total amount of
income from that source does not exceed the
10 threshold amount for income; or
(b) a beneficial interest in a particular
corporation, partnership or other body--
if the total value of the beneficial interest
held in that corporation, partnership or other
15 body does not exceed the threshold amount
for beneficial interests; or
(c) a personal debt with a particular creditor--
if the total value of personal debts with that
creditor does not exceed the threshold
20 amount for debts; or
(d) a gift from a particular source--if the total
value of gifts received from that source does
not exceed the threshold amount for gifts; or
(e) travel contributions from a particular
25 source--if the total value of travel
contributions received from that source does
not exceed the threshold amount for travel
contributions.
(2) For the purposes of subsection (1), the value of
30 any income, beneficial interests or gifts held or
received by a trust referred to in section 19(1)(g)
or 20(1)(i) (other than a blind trust) is to be taken
into account in determining the total value of
income, beneficial interests or gifts.
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23 Threshold amounts for year ending 30 June 2011
The threshold amounts for the matters referred to
in section 22 for the year ending 30 June 2011 are
as follows--
5 (a) for income--$2000;
(b) for beneficial interests--$2000;
(c) for debts--$2000;
(d) for gifts--$500;
(e) for travel contributions--$500.
10 24 CPI adjusted threshold amounts
(1) A threshold amount for a matter referred to in
section 23 for the year ending 30 June 2012 and
for each subsequent year is the CPI adjusted
threshold amount for that matter for that year.
15 (2) A CPI adjusted threshold amount is to be
determined in accordance with the following
formula--
T×A
C=
B
where--
20 C is the CPI adjusted threshold amount being
determined, rounded down to the nearest
2 decimal places;
T is the threshold amount for the previous year;
A is the sum of the consumer price index
25 numbers for the 4 consecutive quarters of
June, September, December and March, with
the June quarter being the June quarter of the
previous year;
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B is the sum of the consumer price index
numbers for the 4 consecutive quarters of
June, September, December and March, with
the June quarter being the June quarter of the
5 year that is 2 years before the year.
(3) The CPI adjusted threshold amount determined
for a matter in section 22(1)(a), (b) or (c) is to be
rounded up or down to the nearest $500.
(4) The CPI adjusted threshold amount determined
10 for a matter in section 22(1)(d) or (e) is to be
rounded up or down to the nearest $100.
(5) In this section--
consumer price index means the Consumer Price
Index (All Groups Index) for Melbourne
15 issued by the Australian Statistician (or, if
the regulations prescribe another economic
index for the purposes of this section, that
other index).
25 Notice of CPI adjusted threshold amounts
20 The Clerk must notify Members of a CPI adjusted
threshold amount determined in accordance with
section 24 before 30 June 2012 and before 30 June
for each subsequent year.
26 Register of Interests
25 (1) The Clerk must establish and maintain a Register
of Interests for Members.
(2) The Clerk must enter into the Register the
information included in returns submitted under
this Part.
30 (3) The Clerk must not make a record of, or
communicate to any person, any information
received by the Clerk under this Act, or use that
information for any purpose, other than in
accordance with this Act.
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27 Reporting of Members
The Clerk is required to report a Member to the
Presiding Officer of the Member's House if--
(a) the Member does not submit a return within
5 the time required under this Act and, after
the Clerk has given the Member a further
reasonable period to submit the return, the
return is still not submitted; or
(b) the Clerk reasonably believes that a Member
10 has submitted an inaccurate return and, after
the Clerk has given the Member a reasonable
opportunity to correct the return, the return
remains inaccurate.
28 Restriction on publication
15 A person must not publish, whether in the
Parliament or outside of the Parliament--
(a) any information derived from the
information entered into the Register unless
that information amounts to a fair and
20 accurate summary of the information entered
into the Register; or
(b) any comment on the information entered into
the Register unless that comment is fair and
published in the public interest without
25 malice.
29 Tabling of returns
The Clerk must cause a return submitted under
this Part to be laid before each House of
Parliament as soon as practicable after receiving
30 that return.
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PART 5--GENERAL
30 Failure to comply with Part 3 or 4
(1) Any wilful contravention of a requirement under
Part 3 or 4 by any person is to be a contempt of
5 the Parliament and may be dealt with accordingly.
(2) In addition to any other punishment that may be
awarded by either House of the Parliament for a
contempt of the House of which the Member is a
Member, the House may determine and impose a
10 fine on a Member of an amount not exceeding
35 penalty units.
31 Default of payments of fine
In default of the payment of any fine imposed on a
Member under section 30 to the Consolidated
15 Fund within the time ordered by the House the
seat of the Member is to become vacant.
32 Regulations
The Governor in Council may make regulations
prescribing any matters or things authorised or
20 required or necessary to be prescribed for the
purposes of this Act.
See: 33 Repeal of Members of Parliament (Register of
Act No.
9223. Interests) Act 1978
LawToday:
www. The Members of Parliament (Register of
legislation.
25 vic.gov.au
Interests) Act 1978 is repealed.
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ENDNOTES
By Authority. Government Printer for the State of Victoria.
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