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Councillor Gifts and Hospitality Register 2016-2019 COUNCILLOR GIFTS AND HOSPITALITY REGISTER 2016-2019 No Date Disclosed Donor Details Estimated Treatment Received by Value 1. 30 Susan Rennie Darebin Parklands Book – Darebin Parklands Escaping the $40 Accepted November Association Claws of the Machine 2016 2. 9 January Kim Le Cerf Cricket Victoria Cricket Victoria function at Victoria Bitter $250 Accepted 2017 (Russell Thomas/Tony International match at MCG Dodemaide) 3. 28 February Kim Le Cerf Film Victoria – Jenny Film Victoria lunch at Sofitel Melbourne. 150 Accepted – Will donate 2017 Tosi CEO Gift bag including The Dressmaker DVD, DVDs to Darebin Upper Middle Bgan Complete Series 1-3 Libraries and Film Victoria keep cup 4. 9 March Kim Le Cerf Darebin Parklands Darebin Parklands book $40 Accepted 2017 Association – James Garriock (President) 5. 16 March Kim Le Cerf AFL Victoria – Brett Presidents function for the Richmond v $250 Declined 2017 Anderson Collingwood match at the MCG on 30 March 2017 6. 17 February Trent McCarthy Film Victoria – Jenny Film Victoria lunch at Sofitel Melbourne. 150 Accepted – Will donate 2017 Tosi CEO Gift bag including The Dressmaker DVD, DVDs to Darebin Upper Middle Bgan Complete Series 1-3 Libraries and Film Victoria keep cup Councillor Code of Conduct 2017 Details of gifts, hospitality and bequests received or proposed to be accepted by Councillors are to be registered using the Darebin Gifts Registration Form – Councillors and authorised by the General Manager Governance and Engagement. All completed and authorised Darebin Gifts Registration Form - Councillors are incorporated into the Councillor Gifts and Hospitality Register 2016-2019 which will be published monthly on Council’s website. A4090629 Page 1 No Date Disclosed Donor Details Estimated Treatment Received by Value 7. 7 March Trent McCarthy Darebin Parklands ‘Darebin Parklands; Escaping the Claws of $39.95 Accepted. Will leave in 2017 Association – James the Machine’ book Councillors room or Garriock donate to Darebin Libraries 8. 23 March Kim Le Cerf VLGA Delegates Dinner $100 Accepted – attended as 2017 Darebin Delegate 9. 26 March Kim Le Cerf Preston Symphony Adult ticket to Preston Symphony $25 Accepted 2017 Orchestra Orchestra ‘Lights! Camera! Action!’ performance on 26 March 2017 10. 28 March Kim Le Cerf AFL Victoria VFL Season Pass $250 Declined 2017 11. 20 April Kim Le Cerf Manasis School of Ticket to Multicultural Folkloric Dance $25 Accepted 2017 Greek Dance Concert 12. 21 April Kim Le Cerf Northern Football Lunch at launch of NFL women’s $35 Accepted 2017 League competition 13. 25 April Kim Le Cerf Gilbert & Sullivan 2 x tickets to performance of ‘Isolanthe’ $78 Declined 2017 Opera 14. 14 May Kim Le Cerf Macedonian Gift Hamper for attending Mother’s Day $50 Accepted 2017 Evangelical Church service 15. 17 May Kim Le Cerf INLLEN Lunch at St Georges Restaurant as part of $30 Accepted 2017 INLLEN AGM 16. 26 May Kim Le Cerf Melbourne Rainbow Two complimentary tickets to Human; $50 Declined 2017 Band Nature Performance 17. 24 May Kim Le Cerf Preston Symphony 2 x adult tickets to PSO performance on $50 Declined 2017 Orchestra 18 June 2017 Councillor Code of Conduct 2017 Details of gifts, hospitality and bequests received or proposed to be accepted by Councillors are to be registered using the Darebin Gifts Registration Form – Councillors and authorised by the General Manager Governance and Engagement. All completed and authorised Darebin Gifts Registration Form - Councillors are incorporated into the Councillor Gifts and Hospitality Register 2016-2019 which will be published monthly on Council’s website. A4090629 Page 2 No Date Disclosed Donor Details Estimated Treatment Received by Value 18. 26 May Kim Le Cerf Vic. Aboriginal Child Bnym Indigenous Designs Painted Platter $85 Accepted 2017 Care Agency – Gift for speaking at Sorry Day Event 19. 1 June Kim Le Cerf Islamic Museum of Book – The Journey: Establishing $35 Accepted 2017 Australia Australia’s First Islamic Museum and DVD – Boundless Plains: The Australian Muslim Connection 20. 9 June Kim Le Cerf Lions Club of Dinner and Lions Club cake for speaking $52 Accepted 2017 Northcote at 100th Anniversay 21. 16 June Kim Le Cerf Westside Circus 2 complimentary tickets $43 Accepted 2017 22. 26 June Kim Le Cerf Rotary Club of Preston Lunch at Darebin RSL $20 Accepted 2017 23. May 2017 Susan Rennie Gilbert & Sullivan Tickets to performance of ‘Isolanthe’ $60 Accepted Opera 24. 2 & 9 June Susan Rennie International Jazz Tickets to 2 shows of Melbourne Jazz $120 Accepted 2017 Festival Festival at DAEC 25. 26 June Susan Rennie Westside Circus Tickets to Westside Circus $80 Accepted 2017 26. 16 July Kim Le Cerf Northern Falcons FC Pink sock Day High Tea Luncheon $45 Accepted 2017 27. 17 July Susan Rennie Darebin Arts Loud 2 x tickets to Wind in the Willows $40 Accepted 2017 Mouth & La Boite Theatre Compay 28. 20 July Kim Le Cerf Jeanette Pope Bottle of Noisy Ritual Shiraz $30 Accepted 2017 Councillor Code of Conduct 2017 Details of gifts, hospitality and bequests received or proposed to be accepted by Councillors are to be registered using the Darebin Gifts Registration Form – Councillors and authorised by the General Manager Governance and Engagement. All completed and authorised Darebin Gifts Registration Form - Councillors are incorporated into the Councillor Gifts and Hospitality Register 2016-2019 which will be published monthly on Council’s website. A4090629 Page 3 No Date Disclosed Donor Details Estimated Treatment Received by Value 29. K22 July Kim Le Cerf Zak Gruevski Ticket to 70th Anniversary dinner for $170 Accepted i 2017 (President Preston Preston Lions Football Club m Lions Football Club) 30. 19 July Kim Le Cerf The Climate Council Return flight Melb to Canberra to attend $384.30 – Accepted 2017 launch of the Cities Power Partnership, Flights transport around Canberra and lunch at $60-Lunch Parliament House 31. 27 July Kim Le Cerf La Trobe University Two tickets in La Trobe University $250 per Accepted one ticket 2017 (Professor John Corporate Suite at Etihad Stadium for Ticket approx Dewar) Carlton v Hawthorn 32. 29 June Kim Le Cerf Cycling Victoria Two complimentary tickets to Cycling $20 Declined st 2017 Victoria’s 81 Melbourne Cup on Wheels 33. 20 July Kim Le Cerf 3KND – Gerry Terati Silk Scarf from aboriginal artist $180 Accepted 2017 Lyons 34. 8 March Kim Le Cerf Seven Women – Ticket to documentary screening of $25 Declined 2017 Steph Wollard ‘Bringing the light’ International Women’s Day event 35. 12 March Kim Le Cerf Ghana Association – Two tickets to Ghana’s Independence $50/ ticket Accepted – one ticket 2017 Evans Hammond Celebration (guest speaker) 36. 4-5 May Kim Le Cerf Compass Housing Ticket to Implementing the New Urban $450 Accepted 2017 Services and others Agenda conference (complimentary as I was conference speaker) 37. 1 Kim Le Cerf The Taste of India Ticket to charity concert Paglam $100 Declined September 2017 Councillor Code of Conduct 2017 Details of gifts, hospitality and bequests received or proposed to be accepted by Councillors are to be registered using the Darebin Gifts Registration Form – Councillors and authorised by the General Manager Governance and Engagement. All completed and authorised Darebin Gifts Registration Form - Councillors are incorporated into the Councillor Gifts and Hospitality Register 2016-2019 which will be published monthly on Council’s website. A4090629 Page 4 No Date Disclosed Donor Details Estimated Treatment Received by Value 38. 15 Kim Le Cerf Football Federation Ticket to Football Federation Victoria Gold $150 Accepted September Victoria Medal night 2017 39. 16 Kim Le Cerf Darebin City 2017 Melbourne Fringe Festival $28/ticket Accepted September Council/Melbourne performance. Two tickers to ‘The Sky is 2017 Fringe Festival well designed’ 40. 17 Kim Le Cerf Preston Symphony Two tickets to Preston Symphony $25/ticket Accepted one ticket September Orchestra Orchestra Youth concerto competition 2017 41. 18 Kim Le Cerf Nepalese Association Ticket to Nepal Festival Melbourne 2016 $95 Declined September of Victoria Gala dinner 2017 42. 18 Kim Le Cerf Reservoir High School Tickets to Reservoir High School $30 Accepted September production night (31/8/2017) 2017 43. 22 Kim Le Cerf Manasis School of DVD – Multicultural Folk Dance Concert $20 Donated to Council September Greek Dance 2017 2017 44. 25 Kim Le Cerf NFL NFL Grand Final Luncheon $50 Accepted September 2017 45. 25 Kim Le Cerf NFL 2 x VFL Grand Final Tickets $150 Declined September 2017 46. 18 Kim Le Cerf Mayors in Qinghai Framed folk art gifted to Darebin Council. NA Accepted on behalf of September province Darebin Council 2017 Councillor Code of Conduct 2017 Details of gifts, hospitality and bequests received or proposed to be accepted by Councillors are to be registered using the Darebin Gifts Registration Form – Councillors and authorised by the General Manager Governance and Engagement. All completed and authorised Darebin Gifts Registration Form - Councillors are incorporated into the Councillor Gifts and Hospitality Register 2016-2019 which will be published monthly on Council’s website. A4090629 Page 5 No Date Disclosed Donor Details Estimated Treatment Received by Value 47. 2 October Kim Le Cerf Boite World Music 2 x tickets to Rhythm of Life 2 at Darebin $30 Accepted 2017 Cafe Music Feast 48. 09 October Kim Le Cerf Northern Northern Health Freemasons Fundraising $125 Accepted 2017 Health/NORTH Link Dinner 49. 11 October Kim Le Cerf Hon. Marlene Kairouz Wathaurong Glass Platter with name $250 Accepted 2017 MP – Minister for inscribed, gift of thanks for service on Local Government Minister’s Mayoral Advisory Panel 2017 50. 17 October Susan Rennie The Boite 2 x tickets to Darebin Music Feast – $40 Accepted 2017 Rythms and one soft drink 51. 23 March Susanne Newton VLGA Delegates Dinner at RACV Club $50? Accepted 2017 52. 23 April Susanne Newton Nami Absalom, Vice 2 x Tickets to Lolanthe $39/ticket Accepted 2017 President Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Victoria 53.
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