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Code of conduct complaint findings released
A Code of Conduct complaint against former Whau Local
Board chair, and current board member, Catherine Farmer has
been resolved – with training and advice provided to her
around managing aspects of council’s conflicts of interest
policy.
Whau Local Board received a report and the independent panel’s findings at its business meeting on Wednesday evening and voted to make both public.
“It was important that this report was made available to members of the public and I have taken the opportunity to remind all board members of their obligations to the wider community to carry out their duties in an open and transparent manner,” says current Whau Local Board chair Tracy Mulholland.
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