APPENDIX
DECLARATION OF MEMBERS' INTERESTS
Wednesday 18 July 2001
Mr David Amess declared an interest as Parliamentary
Adviser to the Caravan Club (£1,001-£5,000).
He also declared occasional media interviews.
Mr John Austin declared that he had participated
in a visit to Kuwait on 13-17 January 2001 with the All-Party
Parliamentary Group for Euro-Arab Co-operation, at the invitation
of the Speaker of the National Assembly (all travel and accommodation
costs met by the Kuwait National Assembly). Mr Austin also declared
an interest as Director of London Marathon Charitable Trust Ltd.,
as Trustee of Greenwich MIND, and as Director and Trustee of the
Crossness Engines Trust (all unpaid positions).
Andy Burnham declared an interest as a member
of UNISON. He also declared that UNISON had made a contribution
of £250 to the General Election campaign in Leigh and that
UNISON would fund a constituency development plan with Leigh Constituency
Labour Party (£1,750 per annum).
Mr Simon Burns declared fees for delivering
speeches on 14 July 2000 and 6 July 2001 as part of the Oxford
Academic Summer School for American high School Students. He also
declared gifts of three cases of wine for speeches given at seminars.
Jim Dowd declared an interest as a Member of
the Medical Defence Union.
Julia Drown declared occasional fees from opinion
polls and occasional media interviews. She also declared that
she was a member of Harris Parliamentary Panel. Julia Drown declared
a donation of £1,000 to her constituency party by the Political
Animal Lobby Society, a donation of £1,000 from her uncle,
Mr John Harris, chair of the Coal Authority (and holder of numerous
other posts), made in his personal capacity. Julia Drown also
declared that her constituency party receives support from UNISON
as part of a co-steering development agreement not listed to her
candidacy or status as an MP. Julia Drown declared an interest
as a member of UNISON, TGWU, and CIPFA.
Sandra Gidley declared that she received remuneration
for occasional locum pharmacy work, that she received occasional
payments for opinion poll surveys (which she donated to Romsey
Hospital Appeal) and that she received a fee from e-mentalhealth.com
for launching the e-mental health website. Sandra Gidley declared
that in June 2000 she received a contribution (of less than 25%
of her total by-election expenses) from the Royal Pharmaceutical
Society of Great Britain. She declared that she had undertaken
a visit to Berlin on 10 -13 July 2000 for a weekend seminar on
health economics, travel and hotel costs paid for by Friedrich
Naumann Stifung. Sandra Gidley declared an interest as a member
of Test Valley Borough Council.
Mr David Hinchliffe declared that he was a member
of the Political Opinion Panel of BPRI (Business Planning and
Research International) (£1-£1,000) and a Member
of Harris Parliamentary Panel and that fees from both Panels were
used to supplement costs of maintaining his constituency office.
Mr Hinchliffe declared the proceeds from sales of his book Rugby's
Class War published by London League Publications Limited.
Mr Hinchliffe declared an annual invitation from the Rugby Football
League to the Rugby League Challenge Cup Final and also occasional
invitations to other Rugby League matches, received in his capacity
as an officer of the All-Party Parliamentary Rugby League Group.
Mr Hinchliffe also declared 500 shares in Wakefield
Trinity Rugby League Football Club Limited and two donations from
UNISON (total £1,250) to the Wakefield Constituency Labour
Party in May-June 2001. Mr Hinchliffe declared an interest as
Chairman of the Rugby Football League's Professional Players Consultative
Committee (an unpaid position).
Mr Hinchliffe also declared an interest as a
member of UNISON.
Dr Doug Naysmith declared an interest as a Fellow
of the Institute of Biology and the Royal Society of Medicine,
as a member of the British Society for Immunology and of the Association
of University Teachers, and as a Trustee of the Edward Jenner
Trust.
Dr Richard Taylor declared shareholdings in
GlaxoSmithKline, Barclays Bank, Shell Transport and Trading, and
Edinburgh US Tracker Trust. He also declared smaller shareholdings
in ICI, Nycomed Amersham and Smith and Nephew. Dr Taylor also
declared an interest as a Trustee and member of the Executive
Committee of Kidderminster Hospital League of Friends, as Chairman
of the Kidderminster Hospital Campaign Committee, and as a member
of the Medical Defence Union, British Medical Association, and
Royal College of Physicians.
Wednesday 24 October 2001
John Austin declared an interest as a member
of MSF and of GMB.
Andy Burnham declared an interest as a member
of UNISON and of TGWU.
Julia Drown declared an interest as a member
of UNISON and of TGWU, and also declared that UNISON has a development
plan with her constituency.
Dr Doug Naysmith declared that his constituency
has a constituency agreement with the GMB and that GMB made a
donation to the 2001 general election campaign.
Wednesday 26 June 2002
Mr Hinchliffe declared an interest as a member
of UNISON.
Andy Burnham declared an interest as a member
of UNISON.
Julia Drown declared an interest as a member
of UNISON.
Sandra Gidley declared an interest as a member
of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society.
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