REGISTER OF LORDS' INTERESTS
DAHRENDORF, Lord - DYKES, Lord
DAHRENDORF, Lord
DARZI OF DENHAM, Lord
*12(f) Regular remunerated
employment
In receipt of Ministerial salary
Parliamentary Under-Secretary at the Department of Health
Paul Hamlyn Chair of Surgery, Imperial College, London
*12(h) Secretarial research and assistance
Any research funding received goes directly
to Imperial College - there is no personal financial gain
*13(a) Significant shareholdings
I have a 20% equity in Smart Surgical
Appliances Ltd. This is not a controlling equity and represents
my founding share
*13(b) Landholdings
Rental property in Buckinghamshire
15(a) Membership of public bodies
St. Mary's NHS Trust
The Royal Marsden Hospital, NHS Foundation Trust
15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade
unions
Current Member of British Medical Association
DAVID, Baroness
15(a) Membership of public
bodies
Vice President, Local Government Association
DAVIDSON OF GLEN CLOVA, Lord
*12(f) Regular remunerated
employment
In receipt of ministerial salary as Advocate
General for Scotland
*12(i) Visits
Represented HMG at Boao Forum for Asia
(11-13 April 2008) in Hainan China. Accommodation costs in Hainan
met by Forum
15(a) Membership of public bodies
Member of Faculty of Advocates
15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations
President, Clan Davidson Association
DAVIES OF COITY, Lord
DAVIES OF OLDHAM, Lord
*12(f) Regular remunerated
employment
In receipt of ministerial salary
*12(i) Visits
Visit to Australia (26 December 2006 - 6 January
2007) as part of the Lords and Commons Cricket Club to play the
Australian Parliamentarians. I was accompanied by my wife and
we paid for our own travel and accommodation. Sponsorship was
provided by Visa, Microsoft, Diageo, Colliers, Vauxhall and the
Australian Sports Club which enabled donations to be made to the
following charities - the Trew Foundation (NZ), Lords Tavernier's
(Australia) and Chance to Shine (UK). A small proportion has been
retained to pay for incidental tour costs
Guest of English Cricket Board at England v. South Africa, Lords
(July 2008)
Guest of Royal and Ancient Golf Club, Royal Birkdale (July 2008)
DEAN OF HARPTREE, Lord
DEAN OF THORNTON-LE-FYLDE, Baroness
*12(e) Remunerated directorships
Non-executive Director of Taylor Wimpey
plc
Non-executive Director of Dawson Holdings Ltd (wholesalers of
newspapers, magazines and related products)
Non-executive Partnership Director of National Air Traffic Services
(NATS)
*12(f) Regular remunerated employment
Member, House of Lords Appointments Commission
Chairman, Covent Garden Market Authority
*12(i) Visits
On 7 and 8 June 2007 as Chairman of the
House of Lords Defence Group, along with five other members of
the Group, I visited BAE in Warton, Lancashire. I was not paid
but my travel costs and overnight hotel were met by the company
Attended in my capacity as Chairman of the House of Lords Defence
Group, a visit to BAE systems in Leicester on 5 December and for
which travelling expenses and lunch were provided by the Company
15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Member of Council, Literary Trust
Member, University College London Hospital NHS Trust Appeal Foundation
Trustee, Industry and Parliament Trust
Trustee of Thomson Foundation (a registered charity providing
training to journalists from the international community)
Vice President of the War Widows Association
Vice President of the Forces Pension Society
16(b) Voluntary organisations
Member of AMICUS - a trade union
Member of the Institute of Advanced Motorists
Member of the Labour Party
Member of the Reform Club
Member of the Royal Cornwall Yacht Club
DEAR, Lord
DEARING OF KINGSTON UPON HULL, Lord
15(a) Membership of public
bodies
Governor, National Institute for Social
and Economic Research
Vice-President, Local Government Association
15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Trustee of the Home of Compassion, Thames
Ditton Survey
Vice President, National Centre for Young People with Epilepsy
16(b) Voluntary organisations
Patron, University for Industry
Patron, Sascha Lasserson Memorial Trust
Patron, Christ's College Guildford, then patron
Patron, Trident (Skills for Life)
DEECH, Baroness
*12(e) Remunerated directorships
Governor of the BBC (2002-2006)
*12(f) Regular remunerated employment
Independent adjudicator for higher education
from 2004 (Resolution of Student Complaints) (end April 2008)
*12(i) Visits
13 September 2006 - return flight to Brussels
in private plane chartered by Mr. Trevor Pears, Director of the
William Pears Group and CE of the Pears Foundation
Guest Lecturer, Stanford University, USA (29 April-6 May 2007)
Delegate at Apeldoorn conference, The Hague (31 May-2 June 2007)
Attendance at conference in Jerusalem organised by the Jewish
People Policy Planning Institute (May 2008) - fare and accommodation
paid by JPPPI
*13(b) Landholdings
Husband owns house in New Zealand occupied
by family
*13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative
or friend
Husband is solicitor (Blake Lapthorn Linnell,
Oxford)
Daughter is BBC journalist
15(a) Membership of public bodies
Hon Bencher, Inner Temple
Hon Fellow, St Anne's College, Oxford
16(b) Voluntary organisations
Liveryman of the Drapers' Company
Fellow, Royal Society of Medicine
Fellow, European Academy of Sciences & Arts
Member, Executive Council of the International Society of Family
Law
Member, Society of Legal Scholars
Member of Jewish Leadership Council
Academic Panel Member, Stuart Young Foundation
Hon Freeman, City of London
DE MAULEY, Lord
*12(d) Non-parliamentary
consultant
Management Consultant in the investment
banking industry
*12(e) Remunerated directorships
Director of Oriental Properties Limited
*12(f) Regular remunerated employment
Company Secretary of Sewnoil Limited
*13(a) Significant shareholdings
About 28.3 million shares in Nexus Management
plc, representing about 3.2% of the enlarged share capital of
Nexus. Nexus's business is software and computer services.
*13(b) Landholdings
Farmland and forestry in Oxfordshire and
Gloucestershire, including residential properties
Rental and other income therefrom
Second home in London (jointly with wife)
Minority interest in a commercially operated lake
15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade
unions
Founder member of Fides (a group of providers
of advice and products to hedge fund and investment banking business)
16(a) Trusteeships
Trustee for a trust holding land and other
property in Scotland
16(b) Voluntary organisations
Retired officer of the Territorial Army
Member of the Countryside Alliance
Supporter of the Helen House Hospice Charity
Supporter of the Army Benevolent fund and other military charities
Freemason
Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and
Wales
Selected Military Member for Gloucestershire of the Wessex Reserve
Forces' and Cadets' Association
DENHAM, Lord
DERBY, Lord Bishop of
*12(f) Regular remunerated
employment
In receipt of episcopal stipend
15(a) Membership of public bodies
Director, Derby University
15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Custodian Trusteeships as President of the Derby
Diocesan Board of Finance
Director, Derby City Partnership
Director, Derby Diocesan Board of Finance
Director, Scargill House
Director, Tyrell Trust
Trustee, Cathedral Plus
Trustee, F P Evans Trust
Trustee, Multi-Faith Centre at the University of Derby
DESAI, Lord
*12(e) Remunerated directorships
Non-executive Director, Osian Art Auctions,
Mumbai, India
Non-executive Director, Cape Claims Services Ltd
Non-executive Director, India Film Company Ltd
15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Hon President, Islington South and Finsbury Labour
Party
DHOLAKIA, Lord
*12(f) Regular remunerated
employment
Member, House of Lords Appointments Commission
(annual fee for attendance £3,000)
*12(i) Visits
Trip to Qatar (9-15 April 2006) funded
by Government of Qatar
Trip to UN New York (21-23 October 2006) funded by the Loomba
Trust
Trip to Texas (USA) (26-30 March 2007) funded by the British American
Parliamentary Group
Trip to Qatar (22-25 April 2007) funded by the Government of Qatar
Trip to South Africa (23 -25 October 2007) funded by the Loomba
Trust
Liberal Democrat delegation to Taiwan (28 July-5 August 2007)
- meeting with Ministers and Parliamentarians. Travel and hotel
costs met by the Taipei Office in the UK (stopover in Bangkok
at own expense for a private visit)
Liberal Democrat delegation to Estonia (9-12 September 2007) -
visit to Parliament and other Government institutions. Travel
and subsistence met by House of Lords
Parliamentary delegation to the CPA Conference to India (New Delhi)
(21-30 September 2007) followed by a visit to Sri Lanka (1-7 October).
Costs met by Commonwealth Parliamentary Association
Visit to India (Delhi & Mumbai) (23-30 October 2007) - visit
of British Parliamentarians of Indian origin. Travel and hotel
costs met by Government of India
Visit to New York Charity Fund Raising Dinner at U.N (28 November
- 1 December 2007) - travel and hotel costs met by the Loomba
Foundation. I am a Trustee of the Foundation
Visit to Mumbai, Delhi and Amritsar for a fundraising event for
the Loomba Foundation (9-16 January 2008) - travel and hotel costs
met by the Loomba Foundation (I am a trustee of the Foundation)
Guest Lecturer on MS Ocean Odyssey (4-20 April) - travel and accommodation
met by Foresight Ltd
Visit to Taiwan (18-24 May 2008) as guest of Taiwanese government,
with group of parliamentarians from All-party British-Taiwanese
group to attend the inauguration of President Ma Ying-Jeou
Visit to Paris (28-29 June 2008) to attend the rally and meetings
organised by the National Council of Resistance of Iran. Travel,
accommodation and hospitality provided by the NCRI
*13(d) Hospitality or gifts
"Away Day" for about 45 Liberal Democrat
Peers on Friday 1 February 2008 at the Court House Hotel, 19-21
Great Marlborough Street, London W1F 7HL. Accommodation and hospitality
was provided by Mr. Girish Sangar the owner of the Court House
Hotel
20 November 2007: The costs of the plaintiffs in the case
of Lord Alton and others v. The Secretary of State for the Home
Department of which I was one, were met by contributions from
Iranian residents in the UK through the National Council of Resistance
of Iran
15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies
President, Friends Circle International
Trustee, Pallant House Museum, Chichester
15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade
unions
President and Trustee, National Association
for the Care and Resettlement of Offenders (in receipt of travelling
expenses when attending meetings)
Member of Editorial Board of Howard Journal (no financial interest)
Vice Chairman, Mental Health Foundation
15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Member of Advisory Board, Centre for Reform
Mental Health Foundation
Trustee, Police Foundation
Trustee, Policy Research Institute on Ageing and Ethnicity
Trustee, Shrimati Pushpawati Loomba Memorial Trust
Trustee, Gandhi Trust
Trustee, Liberal Democrats
Trustee, British Indian Golden Jubilee Fund
Trustee, Dr L M Singhvi Foundation
Vice President, Family Welfare Association
16(b) Voluntary organisations
Indian Jewish Association UK
Member, Caine Prize for African Writing
Hon President, Law Society, Brighton Business School, University
of Brighton
DIXON, Lord
16(b) Voluntary organisations
South Tyneside Bliss-Ability
South Tyneside Voluntary Services
Northumberland Sight Service
DIXON-SMITH, Lord
*12(e) Remunerated directorships
Director, RW Dixon Smith (Houchins) Ltd
(farming company)
*12(g) Controlling shareholdings
Majority shareholding in RW Dixon Smith
(Houchins) Ltd (farming company)
*13(b) Landholdings
Land at Lyons Hall, Braintree, Essex (in
family partnership)
Houchins Farm, Coggeshall, Essex (sole owner)
15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations
President, Essex Association of local councils
DONOUGHUE, Lord
*12(d) Non-parliamentary
consultant
Consultant to Paddy Power Bookmakers on
matters relating to horseracing etc
*12(e) Remunerated directorships
Chairman, Starting Price Regulatory Board
*12(f) Regular remunerated employment
Remuneration from chairing 2 committees
in the horse racing/greyhound racing/betting industry
*12(i) Visits
Periodic visits and hospitality at various
racecourses in Britain and Ireland, including entertainment by
various racecourse managements, bookmakers and miscellaneous hosts.
*13(d) Hospitality or gifts
March 2006, 2007 and 2008 entertained
by Cheltenham Race Course
March 2006, 2007 and 2008 entertained by Ladbrokes
June 2006, June 2008 entertained by Ascot Racecourse
2006, 2007 and 2008 entertained by Corals Bookmakers and William
Hill
Various entertainment by the Racing Post newspaper
2007, entertained by various British and Irish greyhound tracks
15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies
15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade
unions
Temporary Chairman of various committees
in horse racing, greyhound racing and betting industry
15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Trustee, Animals in War
Trustee, World Horse Welfare
Trustee, Victoria Country Histories
Patron of The Guild of Mole-Catchers
16(a) Trusteeships
Trustee, SOS Projects für
Mensch und Ties (unpaid)
16(b) Voluntary organisations
Blood Pressure Association
British Diabetes Association
DRAYSON, Lord
*12(f) Regular remunerated
employment
Holds Ministerial office but not in receipt
of Ministerial salary
*12(g) Controlling shareholdings
Following my decision last November to
take a leave of absence to compete in the American Le Mans Series
of motor races, I have set up a Limited Liability Partnership,
Drayson Motor Racing LLP (DMR) as the commercial vehicle to run
the race team in a joint venture with Barwell Motorsport Limited;
Drayson-Barwell. My wife and I own DMR 100% and are the only Partners.
The purpose of DMR will be to fund the purchase and the development
of the Le Mans race car and to fund the testing and race programme.
The funding for DMR will be initially from share capital invested
by us. We will attract sponsors to support the programme who will
provide funding in return for rights to market their brand names
on the car and in team merchandise etc
15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Trustee, Drayson Foundation (registered charity)
D'SOUZA, Baroness
DUBS, Lord
DUNDEE, Earl of
*12(e) Remunerated directorships
Director, Dundee Farming Company
*13(b) Landholdings
Farmland in Fifeshire and Angus (Tayside)
15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies
Governor, Unicorn Preservation Society
(the Frigate Unicorn is a museum boat within Dundee Dockland)
15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Founder and main Trustee, Dundee Trust
(charity which works in Former Yugoslavia providing education
and cultural facilities and associated fundraising activities)
Trustee, Accord International (a charitable trust which seeks
to promote education and cultural opportunities overseas, particularly
in Europe)
16(b) Voluntary organisations
Chairman of All-party parliamentary groups for
community development in Europe (subject group) and Croatia (country
group)
DUNN, Baroness
*12(f) Regular remunerated
employment
Executive Director, John Swire & Sons
Ltd
*13(b) Landholdings
Flat in Hong Kong regularly let at commercial
rents
15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Chairman, Hong Kong Association
Director, Confucius Institute for Business, London
President, Hong Kong Locally Enlisted Personnel Trust
16(a) Trusteeships
Trustee, Swire Educational Trust
16(b) Voluntary organisations
Institute of Directors
Royal Society for the Encouragement of Art Manufacturers and Commerce
DURHAM, Lord Bishop of
*12(f) Regular remunerated
employment
In receipt of episcopal stipend
*12(h) Secretarial research and assistance
Chaplain and Secretary paid by Church
Commissioners
15(a) Membership of public bodies
Trustee, Hild Bede College, Durham
Trustee, North East Ordination Course
Visitor, Durham University
15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies
Trustee, Auckland Castle Trust
16(a) Trusteeships
Churches' Regional Commission in North East
Durham Diocesan Board of Finance
DYKES, Lord
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