43 Members' interests
Northern Ireland Act 1998 (1998 c 47) | Legislation

43  Members' interests

(1)     Standing orders shall include provision for a register of interests of members of the Assembly, and for—

(a)     registrable interests (as defined in standing orders) to be registered in it; and

(b)     the register to be published and made available for public inspection.

(2)     Standing orders shall include provision requiring that any member of the Assembly who has—

(a)     a financial interest (as defined in standing orders) in any matter; or

(b)     any other interest, or an interest of any other kind, specified in standing orders

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