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Chapter 05

Conflicts & Disclosure

Conflicts and disclosure govern how relevant interests are declared, assessed and managed across every part of the Awards process.

Founding framework in developmentNo provision in this chapter has been adopted

Plain-language summary

People involved in deciding awards will have professional relationships. The framework requires those interests to be declared and managed openly, rather than pretending they do not exist.

Plain-language summaries are provided for clarity. Where an approved formal rule exists, that formal rule governs in the event of any inconsistency.

Institutional principles

  • A relevant interest is declared rather than concealed, and managed on the record.

  • Commercial and editorial relationships within the Film & Stage family are treated as declarable interests.

Framework in development

The provisions below are the matters this chapter is structured to govern. Each will carry approved formal text, an effective date and a citation reference once adopted.

  1. 05.1

    Who discloses

    Voters, committee members, Council members, Awards staff, accounting personnel, consultants, nominees, campaign representatives, commercial partners and related Film & Stage businesses.

    In development

  2. 05.2

    Disclosure

    What must be declared, and when.

    In development

  3. 05.3

    Recusal and restricted participation

    Standing aside from a decision, in whole or in part.

    In development

  4. 05.4

    Review

    Assessment of a declared or identified interest.

    In development

  5. 05.5

    Recording of decisions

    A durable record of how an interest was managed.

    In development