APPENDIX 1: SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE ASSISTED
DYING FOR THE TERMINALLY ILL BILL
Extract from the House of Lords Minute 29 November
2004
Assisted Dying for the Terminally Ill Bill [HL]—
It was moved by the Lord Joffe that the bill be now read a second
time; the motion was agreed to and the bill was committed to a
Select Committee.
Extract from the House of Lords Minute 30 November
2004
Assisted Dying for the Terminally Ill Bill [HL]—It
was moved by the Chairman of Committees that, as proposed by the
Committee of Selection, the following Lords be named of the Select
Committee on the bill:
The Earl of Arran
The Lord Carlile of Berriew
The Baroness Finlay of Llandaff
The Rt Hon Baroness Hayman
The Rt Hon Baroness Jay of Paddington
The Lord Joffe
The Rt Hon Lord Mackay of Clashfern
Professor Lord McColl of Dulwich
The Lord Patel
The Rt Rev Lord Bishop of St Albans
The Lord Taverne
The Baroness Thomas of Walliswood
The Lord Turnberg
That the Committee have power to appoint specialist
advisers;
That the Committee have power to adjourn from place
to place;
That the minutes of evidence taken before the Committee
from time to time shall, if the Committee think fit, be printed;
That the proceedings of the Committee on the Assisted
Dying for the Terminally Ill Bill [HL] in the last session of
Parliament be referred to the Committee; and
That the Committee do meet on Thursday 2nd December;
The motion was agreed to.
Declaration of Interests
ARRAN, Earl of
Remunerated directorships
Autotag (Production of Tags for motor vehicles)
Landholdings
Approx. 1 acre of allotment holdings in High Roding
(Essex)
Approx. 65 acres near Kings Langley (Herts)
Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Chairman, Children's Country Holidays Fund
Trusteeships
Trustee of certain family trusts
Voluntary organisations
Chelsea Physic Garden
CARLILE OF BERRIEW, Lord
Non-parliamentary consultant
Adviser to Mr. R. Hobson (in connection with his
business and family interests) (7 April 2004)
Remunerated directorships
Director, 4-5 Bell Yard Limited (holding company
of lease to part of the barristers chambers of which a member)
Non-Executive Director, Wynnstay Group plc (agricultural feed
manufacturers, merchants of agricultural and country goods, fuel
oil distributors)
Regular remunerated employment
Deputy High Court Judge
Independent Reviewer of terrorism legislation
Practising barrister (Queen's Counsel) (Head of Chambers, 9-12
Bell Yard)
Recorder
Fellow of King's College, London
Trusteeships of cultural bodies
Chair of Trustees of Oriel 31 (art gallery in
Newtown, Powys)
Non-executive Director of Mid Wales Opera
Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Member of Council, JUSTICE
Royal Medical Foundation of Epsom College (Member
of Council)
Trustee, Nuffield Trust
Trustee, White Ensign Association (charity for Royal Navy serving
and former personnel)
Vice Chair and Trustee, REKINDLE (a mental health charity)
FINLAY OF LLANDAFF, Baroness
Non-parliamentary consultant
Employed as a clinician by Marie Curie Cancer
Care (no parliamentary or political consultancy given)
Regular remunerated employment
Professor of Palliative Medicine and Vice Dean,
University of Wales College of Medicine
Clinical Consultant, Marie Curie Cancer Care
Clinical Consultant, Velindre NHS Trust
Membership of public bodies
Governing Body, Howell's School Llandaff GDST
Patron, Fundraising Appeal, Church in Wales Primary School, Llandaff
President, Association of Chartered Physiotherapy
Member, Stakeholder Advisory Commission for First Great Western
Trains
Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Founder Member, Scientific Committee, Cancer Research
UK
Member, International Scientific Expert Panel, Cicely Saunders
Foundation
President, Multiple Sclerosis Cymru
Voluntary organisations
Vice Patron, Purley Park Trust's New Building
Project Appeal
Patron, New Bristol Symphonia Orchestra
Vice Patron, Appeal for the Memorial to Women of World War II
Director, Institute of Medical Ethics
Patron, Westminster Diet and Health Forum (9 December 2003)
HAYMAN, Baroness
Trusteeships of cultural bodies
Member of the Board of Trustees, Royal Botanic
Gardens, Kew, Surrey
Director of Enterprises, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (unpaid) (18
May 2004)
Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions
Chairman, Specialised Health Care Alliance (unpaid)
(18 May 2004)
Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Chairman, Cancer Research UK
Member of the Board of RoadSafe
JAY OF PADDINGTON, Baroness
Remunerated directorships
Non-executive Director, BT plc
Non-executive Director, Independent News and Media plc
Member, International News and Media International Advisory Board
Landholdings
Second holiday home in Co. Cork, Eire regularly
let for periods of up to 2 months each year
Trusteeships of cultural bodies
Member of the Board of the Institute of Contemporary
British History (from October 2001)
Member of the ITV Television Trust
Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Chair of the Overseas Development Institute
JOFFE, Lord
Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Chair, The Giving Campaign
Chair, Management Accounting for Non-Government Organisations
(MANGO)
Trustee, The Smith Institute
Trustee, The Legal Assistance Trust
Trustee, The Canon Collins Educational Trust for Southern Africa
Trusteeships
Trustee, J G & V L Joffe Charitable Trust
Trustee, Sumner Wilson Charitable Trust
Voluntary organisations
Member, Voluntary Euthanasia Society
McCOLL OF DULWICH, Lord
Remunerated directorships
The Wolfson Foundation
Collingham Sixth Form College
Regular remunerated employment
Professor working in the Department of Anatomy
of King's College at the Guy's Hospital campus
Membership of public bodies
Fellow of King's College, London
Member of the Court of Patrons of the Royal College of Surgeons
of England
Governor of St Paul's School
Chairman of the Board of Governors of James Allen's Girls' School
Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Chairman of Mercy Ships UK (a charity)
Chairman of Tommy's Campaign Medical Advisory Group
Member of the Advisory Board of the Shaftesbury Society
Member of the Board of Advisers of the Centre for Bioethics and
Public Policy
President of Limbless Association
President of the Royal Medical Foundation of Epsom College
President of The Leprosy Mission
Vice Chairman of Mercy Ships International
Vice President of Disability Partnership
Vice President of Disabled Living Foundation
Vice President of John Grooms Association
Vice President of the British Digestive Disorders Foundation
Vice President of the Mildmay Hospital in Hackney (the first hospice
for people dying of Aids in Europe) and a similar centre in Uganda
MACKAY OF CLASHFERN, Lord
Regular remunerated employment
General Editor of Halsbury's Laws of England
Landholdings
Own approximately 90 acres of growing trees at
Canban, Invernesshire
Membership of public bodies
Chancellor of Heriot-Watt University
Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Patron of Lawyers' Christian Fellowship
Vice President, The Princess Royal's Trust for
Carers
Honorary President, Scottish Bible Society
Honorary President, St. Andrew's Preservation Trust
Trusteeships
Trustee of Faculty of Advocates' Charitable Trust
Trustee of George Heriot's Bursary Appeal Trust
Trustee of the Scottish Inheritance Fund
Voluntary organisations
Membership of Cancer UK
PATEL, Lord
Regular remunerated employment
Chairman, NHS Quality Improvement, Scotland
Secretarial research and assistance
Secretarial assistance on part-time basis from
NHS Quality Improvement
Membership of public bodies
Chairman, NHS Quality Improvement, Scotland
Member, Armed Forces Pay Review Board
Member, Foundation of Dundee High School
Vice President, International Federation of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Trustee, White Top Foundation (charity)
Council Member, The STROKE Association (charity)
Patron, South Asia Health Foundation (charity)
ST ALBANS, Lord Bishop of
Regular remunerated employment
In receipt of episcopal stipend
Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Assistant, Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy
Chairman, Church of England Hospital Chaplaincies Council
Chairman, East of England Churches Network
Director, Herts and Beds Shared Churches Ltd
Director, Hockerill Education Trust
Director, St Albans Cathedral and Abbey campaign
Director, St Albans Diocesan Board of Finance
President, Haileybury School
President, St Albans Bach Choir
Trustee, Tantur Association (UK)
Vice President, Clergy Orphan Corporation
Vice President, Lampeter Alumini
Vice President, National Benevolent Fund for the Aged
Chairman, Council of Christians and Jews
Chairman, Member of panel of chairman of the General Synod
Voluntary organisations
Member, Action Aid
Member, Churches Committee for Hospital Chaplaincy
Member, Old Monmothian Club
Member, Royal Society of Arts
Patron, Abbeyfield Society
Patron, Isabel Hospice, Welwyn Garden City and numerous other
Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire voluntary organisations
TAVERNE, Lord
Regular remunerated employment
Chairman, Monitoring Board, Axa Sun Life plc
Non Executive Chairman, IFG Development Initiatives
Ltd
Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Chairman of Sense About Science
Chairman of Trustees, Alcohol and Drug Addiction
Prevention and Treatment (ADAPT) Ltd
Chairman of Trustees, Iran Aid Foundation
Trustee, The Health and Science Communication Trust
THOMAS OF WALLISWOOD, Baroness
Visits
Visit to Calais (March 2002) to study railfreight/immigration
and asylum problems (1 day)
Visit to Madrid (October 2002) under the auspices of the Euro-Med
Women's Conference
Visit to Madrid (10-11 June 2003) with All-Party Group on Population,
Development and Reproductive Health
TURNBERG, Lord
Non-parliamentary consultant
Member, Clinical Advisory Board of Nations Healthcare
Chair, Clinical Advisory Board of Inventures
Member, Bio-ethics Advisory Committee of Astra Zeneca
Remunerated directorships
President, Medical Protection Society
Regular remunerated employment
Scientific Adviser, Association of Medical Research
Charities
Office-holder in voluntary organisations
Chair, Board of Health Quality Service
Trustee, Wolfson Foundation
Vice President, Academy of Medical Sciences
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