58Standing obligation to disclose interests

#### 58 Standing obligation to disclose interests Obligation to disclose interests (1) An ASDMAC member must disclose any interest he or she has if that interest could conflict with the proper performance of the functions of his or her office. Disclosure is required whether or not there is any particular matter under consideration that gives rise to an actual conflict of interest. (2) The disclosure must be by notice in writing given to the Minister, and to each of the other ASDMAC members, as soon as practicable after the member becomes aware of the potential for conflict of interest. Some types of interests that must be disclosed (3) Without limiting subsection (1), an ASDMAC member is taken to have an interest that could conflict with the proper performance of the functions of his or her office if he or she: (a) participates in, or is involved in any way in the administration of, a sport; or (b) is a member of, or is involved in any way in the administration of, a sporting administration body; or (c) is involved in any way in the administration of a sporting event or sporting venue; or (d) is related to, or has some involvement in the affairs of: (i) an athlete who is subject to the NAD scheme; or (ii) a support person who is subject to the NAD scheme; or (iia) a non‑participant who is subject to the NAD scheme; or (iii) an individual tested under an anti‑doping testing service previously provided by the CEO under contract on behalf of the Commonwealth; or (iv) an individual who could be tested under an anti‑doping testing service being provided by the CEO under contract on behalf of the Commonwealth. (4) Subsections (1) and (3) apply to interests: (a) whether direct or indirect, and whether or not pecuniary; and (b) whether acquired before or after the discloser’s appointment.