Vested_interest Vested_interest

Vested interest - Definition

Vested interests are people or groups who stand to gain financially from some policy, usually a public policy.

A person can also be said to have a vested interest. For example, a Local Councillor or Member of Parliament may own shares in a company which is being considered for a profitable Public Contract. Elected Representative are usually required to declare all relevant vested interests. Failing to declare any vested interest is seen as corruption. An Elected Representative is a person who has won a democratic election.

Interest - Example Usage

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anthony_nadeau: I have 2 winners tonight there were only a few that have shown any interest in the giveaway! so the first winner... http://t.co/jnxZtMWC
CaptainCanadaa: My life is a simple thing that would interest no one. It is a known fact that I was born and that is all that is necessary.
carryux: Men are like bank accounts. Without a lot of money they don't generate a lot of interest.
simon_nz: @richms is backflip any good out of interest? it's stored local isnt it?
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