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RELATED PARTIES AND INTERESTS POLICY 2017 Responsible Officer: Governance and Risk AdvisorAdoption Date: Approved By:CouncilAuthorising Officer: Director Corporate ServicesReview Date:2021Policy TypeSeptember

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How to fill out related parties transactions policy

1. To fill out the related parties transactions policy, follow these steps:
2. Define the scope of the policy and identify the types of related party transactions that will be covered.
3. Establish clear criteria for determining whether a transaction is considered a related party transaction.
4. Identify key individuals or departments responsible for reviewing and approving related party transactions.
5. Create a documentation process that requires parties involved in related party transactions to disclose all relevant information.
6. Develop guidelines for assessing the fairness and reasonableness of related party transactions.
7. Implement a system for monitoring and reporting related party transactions to ensure compliance with the policy.
8. Regularly review and update the related parties transactions policy to reflect changes in regulations or business practices.
9. Provide training and education to employees to ensure understanding and adherence to the policy.

Who needs related parties transactions policy?

1. Any organization or company that engages in transactions with related parties needs a related parties transactions policy.
2. This includes businesses operating in industries where related party transactions are common, such as multinational corporations, conglomerates, and family-owned enterprises.
3. Additionally, organizations subject to regulatory requirements or accounting standards that necessitate transparent reporting of related party transactions should have a policy in place.
4. Having a related parties transactions policy helps to ensure that transactions between related parties are conducted in a fair, transparent, and compliant manner, mitigating the risk of conflicts of interest or unethical practices.

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What is related parties transactions policy?

A related parties transactions policy is a set of guidelines established by an organization to govern and disclose transactions with related parties. It ensures transparency and compliance with legal and regulatory standards.

Who is required to file related parties transactions policy?

Entities such as publicly held companies, financial institutions, and other organizations that engage in transactions with their related parties are required to file a related parties transactions policy.

How to fill out related parties transactions policy?

To fill out a related parties transactions policy, organizations must identify related parties, document the nature of the transactions, determine the terms and conditions, and provide accurate financial reporting of these transactions.

What is the purpose of related parties transactions policy?

The purpose of the related parties transactions policy is to ensure that all transactions with related parties are conducted fairly, transparently, and in compliance with applicable laws, thus protecting the interests of stakeholders.

What information must be reported on related parties transactions policy?

The information that must be reported includes the relationship between the parties involved, types of transactions, amounts, terms and conditions, and any potential conflicts of interest.