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114 <strong>Managing</strong> <strong><strong>Co</strong>nflict</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Interest</strong>Section 11. A Minister is prohibited from committing any act, whichhas the characteristics <strong>of</strong> exercising control, or issuing an orderrelating to the management <strong>of</strong> partnership stakes or shares orprocurement <strong>of</strong> benefits from the partnership stakes or shares.Section 12. A juristic person is prohibited from giving consent orproceeding by any means <strong>for</strong> the purpose conferring the Ministerwith an opportunity to administer, control or issue orders relatingto the management <strong>of</strong> partnership stakes or shares or procurement<strong>of</strong> benefits from the partnership stakes or shares, or disclose to anyperson in such manner as to in<strong>for</strong>m the Minister <strong>of</strong> the administrationor management <strong>of</strong> partnership stakes or shares received from suchMinister, except where the disclosure is in accordance with the law ora report <strong>of</strong> operations in accordance with the conditions prescribedby the NCCC.Section 13. A juristic person shall prepare a separate accountfrom the operational accounts <strong>of</strong> the juristic person, which showsthe management <strong>of</strong> partnership stakes or shares received froma Minister and benefits received from the management <strong>of</strong> suchpartnership stakes or shares.Partnership stakes or shares received by the juristic person froma Minister and benefits received from the management <strong>of</strong> suchpartnership stakes or shares are not properties <strong>of</strong> the juristic personwhich creditors <strong>of</strong> the juristic person can seize or attach <strong>for</strong> theen<strong>for</strong>cement <strong>of</strong> debts in both civil and insolvency proceedings,except where the creditors <strong>of</strong> the juristic person have the right toen<strong>for</strong>ce an obligation attached to the partnership stakes or sharesor benefits directly arising from such partnership stakes or shares.The provisions in paragraph two shall apply mutatis mutandis to thedissolution <strong>of</strong> the juristic person.Section 14. In the receipt and management <strong>of</strong> partnership stakes orshares <strong>of</strong> Ministers under this Act, the juristic person receiving suchpartnership stakes or shares shall be exempt from the provisions <strong>of</strong>any law which prohibit the juristic person from becoming a partneror shareholder in other partnerships or companies or where thereis a limit on the amount <strong>of</strong> funds <strong>for</strong> the management <strong>of</strong> propertiesbelonging to others.In the case where there is a law limiting the amount <strong>of</strong> partnershipstakes or shares <strong>of</strong> juristic persons in other partnerships orcompanies, the amount <strong>of</strong> partnership stakes or shares received fromthe Minister including the benefits arising from the partnership orshares shall not be accounted with the amount <strong>of</strong> partnership stakesADB/OECD Anti-<strong>Co</strong>rruption Initiative <strong>for</strong> Asia and the Pacific

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