APPENDIX: DECLARATION OF MEMBERS' INTERESTS
19 July 2001
Mr Chris Bryant declared occasional income from broadcasting
and journalism; ownership of hill farm in the Rhondda and minor
income from tack. He also declared an interest as a member of
MSF trade union and Associate of the National Youth Theatre of
Great Britain.
Mr Michael Fabricant declared occasional income from
broadcasting and journalism. As parliamentary reviewer for Institution
of Electrical Engineers, he declared that the remuneration received
was passed on in full for researcher for IEE. He declared provision,
free of charge, of his parliamentary web site by SolNet Systems
Limited of Lichfield; a contribution of more than 25% of election
expenses at the 2001 General Election made by Arthur Price of
England (headquarters in Lichfield) and Gothard Trust, Burton-on-Trent.
He also declared ownership of a property in Maine, USA, occupied
by friends who maintain the property but do not pay rent. He declared
an unremunerated non-executive directorship of the Engineering
and Technology Board (the governing body of the engineering institutions
of the United Kingdom).
Mr Adrian Flook declared remunerated employment as
an adviser fulfilling an educational role to Financial Dynamics
Limited (since September 2000 a subsidiary of Cordiant Plc), a
financial public relations consultancy. He also declared a benefit
from a share option scheme which comes to fruition in 2003, having
been granted up to £3,600 (nominal value) of Cordiant Plc
shares (performance-related).
Rt Hon Gerald Kaufman declared occasional income
from broadcasting and journalism.
Miss Julie Kirkbride declared her membership of the
Political Opinion Panel of BPRI (Business Planning and Research
International); membership of the Harris Parliamentary Panel and
membership of the MORI and Gallup opinion panels. She declared
occasional income from broadcasting and journalism. She declared
receipt of a fee of £1,750 for her appearance as a guest
presenter on Power House (Channel 4).
Rosemary McKenna declared occasional income for research
surveys which was passed on to other organisations. She also declared
occasional income for public speaking and lectures.
Ms Debra Shipley declared membership of the Harris
Parliamentary Panel, remuneration for which is paid directly to
a national charity. She also declared receipt of help from Microdoc
of Stourbridge with the design, launch and maintenance of her
parliamentary website.
John Thurso declared his chairmanship of Profile
Recruitment and Management Limited; International Wine and Spirit
Competition Limited; Ulbster Holdings Limited; Ulbster Estates
(Sporting) Limited; Lochdhu Hotels Limited; Sinclair Family Trust
Limited; and Thurso Fisheries Limited. He also declared his directorship
of Indoor Golf Clubs Plc and Tourism and Hospitality Trust Limited.
He declared occasional income from consultancy work on hospitality
and catering and from lectures on tourism and hospitality. He
also declared use of a BMW motor car for six months to 11 December
2001 as part of a severance package from a previous employer,
Fitness and Leisure Holdings Limited and a contribution of more
than 25% of election expenses at the 2001 General Election made
by Lord Kirkham. He declared receipt of rental income from his
estate in Caithness; a 2% shareholding in Walker Greenbank Plc
by Ulbstor Holdings Limited (in which he has 100% shareholding).
He declared an unremunerated presidency of British Tourism Society,
the Academy of Food and Wine Service, Institute of Management
Services and that he was a patron of the Hotel and Catering International
Management Association and a liveryman, Innholders Company.
Derek Wyatt declared an interest as non-executive
Chairman of Spafax (a media company serving the airline industry).
He also declared joint partnership with his spouse in Mount Pleasant
Partners which specialises in software and occasional benefits
from loan of computer software and hardware for trial purposes
and occasional rental income from lease of London flat during
parliamentary recesses. He declared an unremunerated directorship
of Fair Play Television Limited and Fair Play Productions Limited
(not trading); membership of an advisory board of netcatalyst.com,
an on-line incubator service for start-ups; and unremunerated
executive committee membership of Sporting Chance.
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