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Declaring pecuniary interests: guidance
Is there guidance for schools on declaring pecuniary interests? This article refers to guidance from a local authority and a school, and relays advice from one of our associate education experts on who should declare pecuniary interests. We also point to examples of registers of pecuniary interests.
Contents
- What are pecuniary interests?
- Who needs to declare pecuniary interests?
- Register of pecuniary interests: guidance and example
- Academy reviews of value for money
- Achieving value for money: tools, guidance and case studies
- Contracts register: template
- How to buy goods, works or services
- How to protect your school against payment fraud
- Invitations to tender: templates and examples
- Related party transactions: requirements and guidance
- School catering: improving financial efficiency
- Service level agreements: template and examples
- When you need to re-procure
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