(1) A fiduciary
exercises an unlawful bias if—
(a) the
fiduciary—
(i)
has received or expects to receive a benefit from a third
party for exercising a fiduciary function in a particular way; and
(ii)
exercises a fiduciary function in the relevant way
without appropriate disclosure of the benefit or expected benefit; and
(b) the
fiduciary's failure to make appropriate disclosure of the benefit or expected
benefit is intentional or reckless.
(2) A fiduciary makes
appropriate disclosure of a benefit or expected benefit if the fiduciary
discloses to the principal—
(a) the
nature and value (or approximate value) of the benefit; and
(b) the
identity of the third party from whom the benefit has been, or is to be,
received.