← Registered Clubs Act 1976 (NSW)

Maintain the conflict-of-interest register

NSW · Liquor & Gaming NSWExternal responsibility

Directors, the secretary, and KMPs must declare any conflicts of interest on appointment and have them reviewed at least annually. The register records financial interests, related-party relationships, and personal relationships that could influence decisions. The venue runs and stores its COI register itself; Venue Axis does not host it.

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Operational metadata

How this obligation operates.

Citation
Registered Clubs Act 1976 (NSW), director-duty provisions and Model Rules
Read on legislation.nsw.gov.au →
Frequency
Annual
Binds
board, director, ceo
Strategic tier
External responsibility
Owned by an external party (counsel, auditor, board, regulator). Explicitly out of Venue Axis's product scope; surfaced in the inventory so the regulatory picture is complete.
Consequence of breach

What can go wrong.

Undeclared conflicts may invalidate board decisions and expose individual directors to breach-of-duty claims.

Consequences are summarised from the underlying legislation. Specific penalties depend on the breach pattern, prior history, and the regulator's enforcement posture. Talk to a liquor and gaming lawyer for a definitive view of your venue's exposure.

Related obligations

Other items in Registered Clubs Act 1976 (NSW).

Tracks

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Supports

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Does (enforced)

Confirm directors are not disqualified →

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Tracks

Maintain the register of members →

The club must keep a current register of all members with the particulars required by the Act. The register must be available for inspection…

Does (triggered)

Disclose and manage related-party transactions →

Transactions between the club and a director (or an entity a director controls or benefits from) must be declared on the COI register, appro…

Does (triggered)

Notify ILGA of notifiable events →

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