APPENDIX
DECLARATION OF MEMBERS' INTERESTS
17 July 2001
Mr Brian Cotter declared an interest as Chairman
of Plasticable Ltd, a private company, manufacturer of plastic
extrusions, and declared registrable shareholdings in Plasticable
Ltd. He also declared an interest as an unremunerated director
of The Genesis Initiative Ltd, promoting the interests of small
business at national and international level.
Mr Paul Goodman declared anticipated income from
occasional writing for the Daily Telegraph, in respect of which
a contract was being drawn up.
Andy King declared a benefit of dinner and overnight
accommodation for himself and his wife on 5-6 May 2000, as guests
of Alstom UK Ltd, and an overseas visit to China on 3-17 September
2000, travel to China paid by himself and all travel and accommodation
in China provided by the Chinese Association for International
Understanding.
Dr Ashok Kumar declared income from occasional surveys
for MORI, the fees from which were paid to Middlesbrough South
and East Cleveland Constituency Labour Party. He also declared
two overseas visits: to India on 18-27 February 2000, to India,
flights paid for by Labour Friends of India, which was funded
by donations from various British Indian companies and individuals,
and hospitality and internal travel provided by the Indian Government,
and to Israel and the Palestinian Authority on 26-31 March 2000,
with Labour Friends of Israel, to meet senior Israeli and Palestinian
leaders in the Middle East Peace Process, flight and accommodation
paid for by Labour Friends of Israel.
Mr Peter Pike declared remuneration as a member of
Harris Parliamentary Panel and as a member of Political Opinion
Panel of BPRI (Business Planning and Research International. Fees
from both panels were normally paid to Burnley Labour Party or
charities. He declared hospitality received by himself and his
daughter from the Nationwide League at the Worthington Cup Final
on 27 February 2000, and seats and hospitality at Burnley Football
Club home games provided by Burnley FC. He declared overseas visits
to Israel and the Palestinian Authority on 26-31 March 2000, with
Labour Friends of Israel, to meet senior Israeli and Palestinian
leaders in the Middle East peace process, flight and accommodation
paid for by Labour Friends of Israel; to Mabula, Northern Province,
South Africa on 27-29 November 2000, to attend the AWEPA Conference
on HIV/Aids/Human Rights, fares and accommodation paid for by
AWEPA (European Parliamentarians for Africa); and to Pakistan
on 24 February-2 March 2001, accompanying the Mayor and Mayoress
of Burnley and others on a goodwill visit and to see the position
in Kashmir, air fares met by the Burnley Pakistan Association
and transport and accommodation in Pakistan and Kashmir provided
by the Government of Azad Kashmir and friends in Pakistan. He
also declared miscellaneous and unremunerated interests as a small
Burnley Football Club shareholder, a sponsor, a Clarets Foundation
Member and a member of other fund-raising schemes of the Club.
Mr Anthony Steen declared an interest as a public
affairs, parliamentary and legal adviser to the Board of Airlines
of Great Britain, which involved regular travel on a number of
airlines in connection with airline work in UK and Europe and
occasional free air travel for immediate family in UK and Europe;
the receipt of fees for parliamentary advice, as part of a wider
agreement, and funding of part-time research help; interests as
a barrister at law and an underwriting Member of Lloyd's (resigned
31 December 1998), writing lines in the marine, non-marine, aviation
and motor markets; and a unremunerated interest as an unpaid
adviser to the English Vineyards Association.
22 October 2002
Mr Peter Pike declared an interest in relation to
the Committee's inquiry into the proposal for the Regulatory Reform
(Credit Unions) Order 2002, namely membership of a credit union.
Dr Doug Naysmith declared an interest in relation
to the Committee's inquiry into the proposal for the Regulatory
Reform (Credit Unions) Order 2002, namely membership of two credit
unions.
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