Public Declaration of Gifts or Other Advantages
As required under the Conflict of Interest Act
Statutory requirement(s):
25. (5) If a reporting public office holder or a member of his or her family accepts any single gift or other advantage that has a value of $200 or more, other than one from a relative or friend, the reporting public office holder shall, within 30 days after accepting the gift or other advantage, make a public declaration that provides sufficient detail to identify the gift or other advantage accepted, the donor and the circumstances under which it was accepted.
51. (1) The Commissioner shall maintain a registry consisting of the following documents for examination by the public:
(a)
public declarations made under section 25.- Declaration type
- Gifts (Act)
- Disclosure date
- March 13, 2023
- Regime
- Conflict of Interest Act
- Nature
- Carving of a drum dancer made by Norman Mark
- Source
- Terry Goodtrack, President and Chief Executive Officer, Aboriginal Financial Officers Association Canada
- Circumstance
- Speaking engagement at the Aboriginal Financial Officers Association Canada 21st National Conference in Ottawa, Ontario on February 15, 2023.
- Gift received date
- February 15, 2023