Paragraph 7 Gifts, hospitality and services
A member must not accept gifts, hospitality or services that might reasonably be thought to influence, or to be intended to influence, him in the performance of his duties.
The following gifts and hospitality will not be regarded as influencing or intending to influence a member in the performance of his duties—
gifts that are occasional and inexpensive, such as calendars; and
conventional hospitality provided it is normal and reasonable in the circumstances.
A member must report in writing to the justices' chief executive details of offers of gifts, hospitality or services made in connection with his membership.
The details required to be reported in sub-paragraph (3) are—
description of the gift, hospitality or services;
the name, occupation and any position held, of the person who offered to make the gift or provide the hospitality or services;
the estimated value of the gift, hospitality or services;
whether the offer was accepted or not; and
in the case of a gift, where that gift is now.