Camilla Belich
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Beneficial interests in, and trusteeships of, trusts 2
The Belich Trust (beneficiary)
The Valerie Belich Trust (beneficiary)
Gifts 6
Christmas gift and merchandise (December 2024) – Newmarket Business Association
Complimentary tickets and hospitality at three Auckland Theatre Company shows (two tickets to two shows; one ticket to one show) – Auckland Theatre Company
Free attendance at EMPA Conference and dinner (November 2024) – Emergency Media and Public Affairs Australasia
Free attendance at HASANZ conference (September 2024) – Health and Safety Association of New Zealand
Smokefree Rockquest complimentary tickets (x2; September 2024) – Smokefree Rockquest
Ticket and hospitality to the ASB Classic (January 2025) – Auckland Tennis sponsored by Lexus
Real property 3
Family holiday home (discretionary beneficial interest; owned by The Belich Trust) – Waikanae Beach
Family home (jointly owned) – Auckland
Former family home (jointly owned leasehold property) – London, United Kingdom
Retirement schemes 2
UNISON Staff Pension Scheme (no contribution since 2016) – L&G, Wellington Management, Standard Life, Pyford
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