members and officers
Sutton Pension Board is implementing new conflict of interest forms for its members and officers to enhance transparency.
Sutton Pension Board approved new conflict of interest forms for its members and officers in March 2026, as part of a broader review of governance and risk policies. The forms aim to enhance transparency and ensure potential conflicts are properly declared. A new declaration form has been introduced for members and officers, though the policy itself remains largely unchanged.
Elected members will continue to update their main council conflict of interest register, with the fund then referencing these declarations. This update was part of a comprehensive governance and risk report presented to the Pension Board for discussion.
Key facts
- Sutton Pension Board approved new conflict of interest forms for its members and officers in March 2026. Source
- The forms are part of a broader review of governance and risk policies. Source
- A new declaration form has been introduced for members and officers. Source
- Elected members will continue to update their main council conflict of interest register. Source
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