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Gas Trading and Settlement Regulations 2023
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B 164 49. A person having non-public price sensitive information, including the one relating to outage of gas terminal or any major outage of gas producing field, including gas pipeline of any nature, or outage of compressors anywhere along the gas pipelines or any plant of a major customer, shall not transact on the gas exchange unless such information has been submitted to gas facility operators or the gas exchange. 50.—(1) A gas exchange or clearing house shall have an internal manual covering the management of conflicts between commercial and regulatory functions of the gas exchange or clearing house. (2) A gas exchange or clearing house shall put in place a policy for comprehensive training and awareness of its employees on the various conflicts of interests involved in the functioning of its regulatory departments. (3) The entire conflict management framework shall periodically be reviewed and be strengthened based on the observations of such review. 51. No member of any committee of the gas exchange or clearing house shall participate in any decision making or adjudication in respect of any person or matter in which he is in any way, directly or indirectly, concerned or interested, and in case of any doubt on whether there is any conflict of interest or not in a matter, decision shall be taken by the Authority. 52. All directors and key management personnel shall disclose to the board of directors, upon assuming office and during their tenure in office, whenever the following arises — (a) any fiduciary relationship or directorship or partnership in any trading member or clearing member ; and (b) any other business interests. 53.—(1) The chairman and non-executive directors shall not interfere in the daily functioning of the gas exchange or clearing house and shall limit their role to decision making on policy issues and to issues as the board of directors may decide. (2) The chairman and non-executive directors shall abstain from influencing the employees of the gas exchange or clearing house in conducting their activities. (3) The chairman and non-executive directors shall not be directly involved in the appointment and promotion of employees unless specifically decided by the board of directors. 54.—(1) Non-executive directors shall call for information only as part of specific committees or as may be authorised by the board of directors. Insider trading Internal manual for conflict resolution Avoidance of conflict of interest Disclosures of beneficial interest Role of the chairman and directors in the daily functioning of the gas exchange or clearing house Access to information
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