1In this Act
“blind trust” means the placing of any real or personal property in a trust where the trustee is other than a spouse or child of the settlor and where the settlor or beneficiary has no control over the trust estate during the trust, other than by way of receipt of income;(fiducie sans droit de regard)
“business” includes the carrying on of a profession, trade, occupation, calling, manufacture or undertaking of any kind whatever and includes an office or employment;(activité professionnelle)
“Cabinet Minister” means a Minister appointed under the Executive Council Act;(ministre)
“conflict of interest” means one or more of the circumstances which is a conflict of interest under this Act;(conflit d’intérêts)
“Deputy Minister” means a deputy head as defined in the Civil Service Act;(sous-ministre)
“designated judge” means a judge of The Court of Queen’s Bench of New Brunswick or The Court of Appeal of New Brunswick designated pursuant to subsection 8(1);(juge désigné)
“executive staff member” means such person as may be appointed by a Cabinet Minister to serve him on a full time basis, whether or not of the status of a Deputy Minister, and who is paid out of public funds, but does not include secretarial or other similar staff of a Cabinet Minister;(adjoint ministériel)
“head of a Crown corporation” means the chief administrative officer of a Crown corporation enumerated by regulation, who is employed on a full-time basis to manage the day-to-day affairs thereof;(président d’une société de la Couronne)
“member of the Legislative Assembly” Repealed: 1999, c.36, s.1
“registered district association” Repealed: 1999, c.36, s.1
“registered political party” Repealed: 1999, c.36, s.1
“shareholder” means a person holding, or for whom is held by another person otherwise than through a blind trust, more than five per cent of the issued share capital of an incorporated company. (actionnaire)
1979, c.11, s.1; 1979, c.41, s.24; 1980, c.11, s.1; 1984, c.C-5.1, s.46; 1997, c.21, s.1; 1999, c.36, s.1