Declarations of interest

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Shelley Cheesman - Non Pecuniary - Councillor Shelley Cheeseman declared a non-pecuniary interest in Item 13 Review of Current Principles under the Gambling Act 2005 as she ran a small lottery scheme.

Andy Booth - Non Pecuniary - Councillors Mike Baldock, Andy Booth and Rich Lehmann declared a non-pecuniary interest in Item 10 Motion on Seashells Children’s Centre as they were Kent County Council (KCC) Councillors.
Dolley Wooster - Non Pecuniary - Councillor Dolley Wooster declared a non-pecuniary interest in Item 10 Motion on Seashells Children’s Centre as she sat on the Seashells Steering Group.
Mike Baldock - Non Pecuniary - Councillors Mike Baldock, Andy Booth and Rich Lehmann declared a non-pecuniary interest in Item 10 Motion on Seashells Children’s Centre as they were Kent County Council (KCC) Councillors.
Rich Lehmann - Non Pecuniary - Councillors Mike Baldock, Andy Booth and Rich Lehmann declared a non-pecuniary interest in Item 10 Motion on Seashells Children’s Centre as they were Kent County Council (KCC) Councillors.

Ben J Martin - Non Pecuniary - During the debate on the Winter Fuel Allowance, the Mayor declared a non-pecuniary interest as he worked with Policy in Practice documentation.

Dolley Wooster - Non Pecuniary - Councillor Dolly Wooster declared a non-pecuniary interest in respect of Agenda Item 9 Motion on Breakfast Clubs as her child attended a school within the borough that could benefit if the motion was agreed and was successful.

Elliott Jayes - Non Pecuniary - During the discussion on amendments to the budget, Councillors Sarah Stephen, Paul Stephen, Simon Clark and Elliott Jayes declared a non-pecuniary interest as they sat on the Swale Community & Voluntary Services (CVS) organisation.
Paul Stephen - Non Pecuniary - During the discussion on amendments to the budget, Councillors Sarah Stephen, Paul Stephen, Simon Clark and Elliott Jayes declared a non-pecuniary interest as they sat on the Swale Community & Voluntary Services (CVS) organisation.
Sarah Stephen - Non Pecuniary - During the discussion on amendments to the budget, Councillors Sarah Stephen, Paul Stephen, Simon Clark and Elliott Jayes declared a non-pecuniary interest as they sat on the Swale Community & Voluntary Services (CVS) organisation.
Simon Clark - Non Pecuniary - During the discussion on amendments to the budget, Councillors Sarah Stephen, Paul Stephen, Simon Clark and Elliott Jayes declared a non-pecuniary interest as they sat on the Swale Community & Voluntary Services (CVS) organisation.

Lloyd Bowen - Non Pecuniary - During discussion on the Leader’s Statement, the Chief Executive declared a non-pecuniary interest as she was the licence holder of the community lottery and Councillor Lloyd Bowen declared a pecuniary interest as he was Chair of the Teynham Village Hall Committee that might benefit financially from the community lottery.