BOE-A-2026-17359 ·8 August 2026 ·Resolution not-relevant
Administrative

Board of Directors of the Port Authority of Alicante: new rules on representation and management of conflicts of interest

The Port Authority of Alicante is amending its internal operating rules to regulate the delegation of representation for board members and the management of conflicts of interest (Arts. 18 and 19). Representation may only be conferred in writing via the Electronic Office to other board members and for specific sessions (Art. 18). Furthermore, it establishes the obligation to submit a signed Declaration of Absence of Conflict of Interest (DACI) for each session (Art. 19.3).

In 3 key points

  1. Representation of board members is only valid if granted in writing via the Electronic Office to another board member (Art. 18). (art. 18)
  2. Mandatory submission of a signed Declaration of Absence of Conflict of Interest (DACI) (Art. 19.3). (art. 19.3)
  3. The duty to declare conflicts of interest extends to individuals invited to the sessions (Art. 19.3). (art. 19.3)

How it affects those involved

For members of the Board of Directors, a reinforced duty of transparency is imposed through the mandatory completion of the DACI within the deadlines specified by the Secretariat (Art. 19.3). In the event of a conflict of interest, the director must abstain and withdraw from the session (Art. 19.3). Individuals invited to sessions are also subject to this declaration duty (Art. 19.3).

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2026-08-08PublishedPublished in the BOE
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