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Summary of Councillors, Chief Executive and Nominated Officers Initial Personal Interest Returns Summary of Councillors, Chief Executive and nominated officers initial personal interest returns Partnerships Paid Employment Consultancies, contracts Personal debt Regulation 8(1)(c) Regulation 8(1)(e) - Initial or agents Shares Regulation 8(1)(j) - Initial Corporations Unincorporated - Initial return Trusts return Regulation 8(1)(f) - Initial Land Regulation 8(1)(h) - Initial Controlling interest return Regulation 8(1)(k) - Initial return Regulation 8(1)(a) - Initial return Regulation 8(1)(b) - Initial Return Regulation 9(1)(c) Regulation 8(1)(d) - Initial return Regulation 9(1)(e) - return Regulation Regulation 8(1)(g) - Initial return return Regulation Regulation 8(1)(i) - Initial return Regulation 9(1)(j) - Gifts Regulation 9(1)(m) - Biannual return Regulation (9)(1)(a) - Biannual return Regulation 9(1)(b) - Biannual Return - Biannual return Regulation 9(1)(d) - Biannual return Biannual return 9(1)(f) - Biannual return Regulation 9(1)(g) - Biannual return 9(1)(h) - Biannual return Regulation 9(1)(i) - Biannual return Biannual return Regulation 9(1)(k) - Biannual return Name of person or Other company Name of body (if Partnership or during the person given on Initial/ Name of Association joint venture Types of assets Name of the person or Purpose which the Nature of your Purpose of the preceding 6 Description of Value of who gave behalf of Last name First Name Position Biannual Date of return Name of Corporation Office held Corporation purpose Association Position held purpose purpose Name of trust held Purpose of trust Name of employer body land is held interest Name of the company Name of the company company months Name of creditor gift gift ($) gift another) Allen Arthur Councillor Initial 19/11/2020 Chairman Gear and Fuel Sales Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Residential property Joint owner LEFL Lakes Entrance Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable LefTrade Limited Fishermen Limited McLaughlin / Consolidated Director Fish Agency LefTrade Ltd Consolidated Fishermen Trustee Trust Consolidated Fishermen Unit Australia Unit Trust Trust Australian Wide Bank AMP ANZ Bank Alumina Limited Bendigo Bank Fortescue Metals National Australia Bank Telstra Buckley Sonia Councillor Initial 1/12/2020 High Country Adventures Pty Director Grazier and outdoor advertures Not applicable Not applicable Buckley Family Trust Farm residential Protection of family Not applicable Not applicable Residential property Ownership SLB Productions Ptry Ltd Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Ltd property assets SLB Productions Director Documentary making and natural Agriculture Grazier High Country Advertures products Crook John (Tom) Councillor Initial 16/11/2020 Not applicable EGCMN Programs Conservation Not applicable Not applicable Friends of the Earth Australia East Gippsland Conservation Residential property Ownership Australian Ethical Investments Eastern Biodiesel Renewable Fuels Not applicable Higher Education Not applicable Manager management Management Network Contribution Scheme Australian Government Greacen Jane Councillor Initial 23/11/2020 Jane Greacen Superannuation Not applicable Not applicable Trustee for Jane Cash invested Self Managed Super Jane Greacen Pty Ltd Not applicable Residential property Ownership Not applicable Jane Greacen Self Managed Super Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Fund Director Self Managed Super Fund Greacen and held in bank Fund Superannuation Fund Fund Jane Greacen Pty Ltd Director Medical Company Superannuation Fund and a builiding Bushland Ownership Jane Greacen Pty Ltd Medical Company Not applicable East Gippsland Conservation Medical Centre Ownership Management Network Treasurer Conservation Management Cunninghame Arm Medical Centre Director Medical Company Centre of Excellence for Aboriginal Health in East Gippsland Treasurer Builid Aboriginal Health Workforce Mallacoota District Health & Support Services Director Community Health & Support Reeves Mark Councillor Initial 13/11/2020 Koorie Academy of Excellence - Board member, Education ALP East President Political Not applicable Not applicable Department of Education and Not applicable Residential property Ownership Not applicable Not applicable Bank Australia Not applicable VAEAI Statewide Gippsland Branch Training Steering Committee Stow Trevor Councillor Initial 19/11/2020 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable T & S Stow Super Shares, cash Self Managed Super Not applicable Not applicable Residential property Ownership ABC Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Fund and property Fund Analog Devices Inc. trusts Australian and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd BHP Group Ltd Commonwealth Bank of Australia ING Group N.V. Macquarie Group Ltd National Australia Bank Ltd Suncorp Group Ltd Tabcorp Holdings Ltd Telstra Corporation Ltd Westpac Banking Corporation Woodside Petroleum Ltd Urie Meredith Councillor Initial 23/11/2020 Not applicable Bairnsdale Director Health Services Not applicable The John Urie Family Financial Personal financial Not applicable Not applicable Residential property Joint owner Australian Ethical Investment Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Regional Health Trust management Ltd Service Industrial Joint owner Amcor Limited ANZ Bank APA Group Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Ltd Bega Cheese Limited Boral Limited Commonwealth Bank of Australia Commbank Perls VII Charter H LWR Stapled Commonwealth Bank NYR3QUT CSL Limited Goodman Group Macquarie Group Ltd MACQ Group NYR3QUT Medical Developments International Limted MyState Limited NAT.Bank NYR$3QUT NBGCITRUST Unit Pengana International Equities Limited RESMED CDI Stockland Stapled Tansurban Stapled Westpac NYR3QUT Westfarmers Limted Amcor Limited Dexus Stapled Van Diggele Kirsten Councillor Initial 17/11/2020 Not applicable Not applicable Paintsville Arts Hub Not applicable City of Maribrynong Not applicable Investment Ownership Key Pertroleum Limited Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Save the Children Residential property Ownership Pilot Energy Limited White John Councillor Initial 8/12/2020 Not applicable Not applicable Agriculture Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Agriculture Partner Not applicable Melwood Investments Slashing Service Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Agriculture Partner Agriculture Partner Agriculture Partner Agriculture Partner Agriculture Partner Agriculture Partner Agriculture Partner Partnerships Paid Employment Consultancies, contracts Personal debt Regulation 8(1)(c) Regulation 8(1)(e) - Initial or agents Shares Regulation 8(1)(j) - Initial Corporations Unincorporated - Initial return Trusts return Regulation 8(1)(f) - Initial Land Regulation 8(1)(h) - Initial Controlling interest return Regulation 8(1)(k) - Initial return Regulation 8(1)(a) - Initial return Regulation 8(1)(b) - Initial Return Regulation 9(1)(c) Regulation 8(1)(d) - Initial return Regulation 9(1)(e) - return Regulation Regulation 8(1)(g) - Initial return return Regulation Regulation 8(1)(i) - Initial return Regulation 9(1)(j) - Gifts Regulation 9(1)(m) - Biannual return Regulation (9)(1)(a) - Biannual return Regulation 9(1)(b) - Biannual Return - Biannual return Regulation 9(1)(d) - Biannual return Biannual return 9(1)(f) - Biannual return Regulation 9(1)(g) - Biannual return 9(1)(h) - Biannual return Regulation 9(1)(i) - Biannual return Biannual return Regulation 9(1)(k) - Biannual return Name of person or Other company Name of body (if Partnership or during the person given on Initial/ Name of Association joint venture Types of assets Name of the person or Purpose which the Nature of your Purpose of the preceding 6 Description of Value of who gave behalf of Last name First Name Position Biannual Date of return Name of Corporation Office held Corporation purpose Association Position held purpose purpose Name of trust held Purpose of trust Name of employer body land is held interest Name of the company Name of the company company months Name of creditor gift gift ($) gift another) Manager People, Initial 10/12/2020 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Residential property Ownership Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Aston Rebecca Performance and Culture Baker Natarsha Manager Recovery Initial 23/12/2020 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Planning and Support Manager Initial 11/12/2020 Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Bath Wayne Sustainability and Waste Minimisation Basford Anthony Chief Executive Initial 23/11/2020 Destination Gippsland Limited Director - unpaid Destination Gippsland is the Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable East Gippsland Shire Council Not applicable Residential property Joint owner Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Officer Regional Tourism Board and the Rental property Joint owner peak tourism organisation for the Gippsland region in eastern Victoria. DGL is a not-for-profit public company governed by a skills- based board supported by staff and industry networks. DGL's role is to grow and serve the Gippsland tourism sector and work in partnership with the industry and government to delivery rewarding and lasting economic, enviornmental and social outcomes. Manager Customer Initial 11/12/2020
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