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ARTICLE · 25 APRIL 2013

Central Bank Update

The Central Bank has recently updated its Fitness and Probity – Frequently Asked Questions publication to include two additional questions in section three.

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In March 2013, the Central Bank updated its Fitness and Probity – Frequently Asked Questions ("FAQs") publication to include two additional questions in section three, ie, the section dealing with pre-approval controlled functions.

The Central Bank's response to the new question 3.17 confirms that individuals who were in-situ at the time the fitness and probity regime was introduced and thus were not required to submit an individual questionnaire ("IQ"), will be required to receive approval from the Central Bank through the submission of an IQ if they are subject to re-election or re-appointment (eg, directors).  The Central Bank states that once an individual has been approved to a role that is subject to re-election or re-appointment provisions, it is the Central Bank's intention that he or she will not be required to undergo the approval process again as long as he or she remains in that role.  However, upon re-election or re-appointment of such an individual,

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