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What is section 352 - parliament?

Section 352 of the Parliament Act refers to a specific provision related to the conduct of business and legislative procedures within parliament.

Who is required to file section 352 - parliament?

Members of parliament, including legislators and relevant parliamentary committees, are required to file under Section 352.

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To fill out Section 352, individuals must complete the prescribed form detailing their relevant activities and interests, ensuring all necessary information is accurately provided.

What is the purpose of section 352 - parliament?

The purpose of Section 352 is to ensure transparency and accountability among parliament members by requiring the disclosure of certain interests and activities.

What information must be reported on section 352 - parliament?

Information required includes financial interests, positions held outside parliament, and any other material interests that may influence a member's decisions.