HOUSE OF LORDS SESSION 2005–06

REGISTER OF

LORDS‘ INTERESTS

AS ON 26 JULY 2005

0rdered to be printed 26 July 2005

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS — THE STATIONERY OFFICE LIMITED

HL Paper 31

FOREWORD By the Clerk of the Parliaments

The Code of Conduct adopted by the House on 2nd July 2001 establishes a register and Registrar of Lords‘ Interests. The operation of the register is overseen by a Sub-Committee of the Committee for Privileges and the Registrar consults the Sub-Committee when necessary. The Code is printed below, as is guidance on the application of each category.

The register is continually kept up to date in loose-leaf form and may be inspected at the Table of the House and in the Minute Room and the Library. Members of the public can inspect the Register in the Record Office and it is available online at www.parliament.uk. The Code requires that the register be reprinted once a year and this new printed edition meets this requirement and follows an exercise in which all Members of the House were invited to confirm or amend their entries.

The Code requires all Members of the House of Lords in receipt of a Writ of Summons, who are not on Leave of Absence, to register all relevant interests. The test of relevance is whether the interest might reasonably be thought by the public to affect the way in which a Member discharges his or her parliamentary duties. Relevant interests include both financial and non-financial interests. Those interests which the Code identifies as ―always relevant‖ must be registered and are set out in paragraphs 12 (financial) and 15 (non-financial) of the Code; other interests must be registered ―depending on their significance‖ and are set out in paragraphs 13 and 16. Members must register relevant interests within one month of acquiring them.

The Sub-Committee has recommended that registrations relating to paragraphs 13 and 16 of the Code (other relevant interests) be restricted to those interests which might reasonably be thought by the public to affect in general the way in which Members discharge their parliamentary duties. A Member may have additional interests, relevant in particular circumstances, which will then require declaration in the context of those circumstances (for example, a debate).

The Code maintains the principle of ―no paid advocacy‖. Thus Members ―must not vote on any bill or motion, or ask any question in the House or a committee, or promote any matter, in return for payment or any other material benefit‖ (paragraph 4(d) of the Code). This restriction does not extend to matters relating to Members‘ outside employment or directorships, where the interest does not arise from membership of the House. Members should, however, be especially cautious in deciding whether to speak or vote in relation to interests that are direct, pecuniary and shared by few others.

The advice of the Registrar should be sought whenever there is doubt as to whether an interest is relevant for the purposes of the register. A Member who acts on the advice of the Registrar in determining what is a relevant interest satisfies fully the requirements of the Code of Conduct. In cases of difficulty the Registrar will consult the Sub-Committee. Members of the House should accept its decision as if it were that of the House. For further guidance, Members may wish to consult paragraphs 4.60–4.66 of the Companion to the Standing Orders and Guide to the Proceedings of the House of Lords; the debates and resolutions of the House of 1st and 7th November 1995 and 2nd and 24th July 2001; and take the advice of the Registrar and other clerks.

When the House agreed to establish the present Code of Conduct, it was agreed that the Code should be reviewed after eighteen months of operation. Accordingly, in October 2003 the Committee for Privileges considered the matter and invited its Sub-Committee on Lords‘ Interests to undertake a review. The Sub-Committee‘s report was published in early 2004. The report noted that there had been almost no complaints about non-compliance and recommended that the Code should be allowed to settle down for a further period of years before any changes to it were considered. The Sub- Committee‘s report was endorsed by the Committee for Privileges.

26 July 2005 PAUL HAYTER Clerk of the Parliaments

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HOUSE OF LORDS CODE OF CONDUCT

Adopted on Monday 2nd July 2001 as amended on Tuesday 24th July 2001

Purpose of the Code 1. The purpose of this Code of Conduct is: (a) to provide guidance for Members of the House of Lords on the standards of conduct expected of them in the discharge of their parliamentary and public duties; (b) to provide the openness and accountability necessary to reinforce public confidence in the way in which Members of the House of Lords perform their parliamentary and public duties.

2. This Code applies to all Members of the House of Lords who have not taken leave of absence.

Public duty 3. By virtue of their oath, or affirmation, of allegiance, Members of the House have a duty to be faithful and bear true allegiance to Her Majesty The Queen, Her heirs and successors, according to law.

Personal conduct 4. Members of the House: (a) must comply with the Code of Conduct; (b) should act always on their personal honour; (c) must never accept any financial inducement as an incentive or reward for exercising parliamentary influence; (d) must not vote on any bill or motion, or ask any question in the House or a committee, or promote any matter, in return for payment or any other material benefit (the ―no paid advocacy‖ rule).

5. Members of the House should observe the seven general principles of conduct identified by the Committee on Standards in Public Life. The seven principles are: (a) Selflessness: Holders of public office should take decisions solely in terms of the public interest. They should not do so in order to gain financial or other material benefits for themselves, their family, or their friends. (b) Integrity: Holders of public office should not place themselves under any financial or other obligation to outside individuals or organisations that might influence them in the performance of their official duties. (c) Objectivity: In carrying out public business, including making public appointments, awarding contracts, or recommending individuals for rewards and benefits, holders of public office should make choices on merit. (d) Accountability: Holders of public office are accountable for their decisions and actions to the public and must submit themselves to whatever scrutiny is appropriate to their office. (e) Openness: Holders of public office should be as open as possible about all the decisions and actions that they take. They should give reasons for their decisions and restrict information only when the wider public interest clearly demands.

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(f) Honesty: Holders of public office have a duty to declare any private interests relating to their public duties and to take steps to resolve any conflicts arising in a way that protects the public interest. (g) Leadership: Holders of public office should promote and support these principles by leadership and example.

Primacy of the public interest 6. In the conduct of their parliamentary duties, Members of the House shall resolve any conflict between their personal interest and the public interest in favour of the public interest.

Register of Interests 7. There shall be established a register of Lords‘ interests referred to in this Code. The register shall be maintained under the authority of the Clerk of the Parliaments by a Registrar appointed by him.

A Member of the House must register relevant interests before 31st March 2002 and thereafter within one month of acquiring them.

The register shall be available for public inspection in accordance with arrangements made by the Registrar. The register shall be regularly updated and shall be reprinted annually. The annual publication shall include all interests registered since the previous edition and all continuing interests unless their termination has been notified to the Registrar.

Registration and Declaration of Relevant Interests 8. Members of the House must: (a) register in the Register of Lords‘ Interests all relevant interests, in order to make clear what are the interests that might reasonably be thought to influence their actions; (b) declare when speaking in the House, or communicating with ministers, government departments or executive agencies, any interest which is a relevant interest in the context of the debate or the matter under discussion. This is necessary in order that their audience may form a balanced judgment of their arguments. In cases where Members of the House vote in a division where they have a relevant interest that they have not been able to declare, they should register that interest within 24 hours of the division.

What is a relevant interest? 9. The test of relevant interest is whether the interest might reasonably be thought by the public to affect the way in which a Member of the House of Lords discharges his or her parliamentary duties.

10. The test of relevant interest is therefore not whether a Member‘s actions in Parliament will be influenced by the interest, but whether the public might reasonably think that this might be the case.

11. Relevant interests include both financial and non-financial interests.

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Relevant financial interests 12. The following financial interests are always relevant and therefore must be registered: (a) any consultancy agreement under which Members of the House provide parliamentary advice or services. A copy of any such agreement, and the remuneration received by Members for advice in relation to parliamentary matters, must be deposited with the Registrar of Lords‘ Interests, so that details are available for public inspection. (b) employment or any other financial interest in businesses involved in parliamentary lobbying on behalf of clients, including public relations and law firms but Members of the House involved with organisations that offer commercial lobbying services are not obliged to refrain from participating in parliamentary business in connection with all clients of that organisation but only their personal clients; (c) any remunerated service which Members of the House provide by virtue of their position as Members of Parliament, and the clients of any such service; (d) employment as a non-parliamentary consultant; (e) remunerated directorships; (f) regular remunerated employment (excluding occasional income from speeches, lecturing, broadcasting and journalism); (g) shareholdings amounting to a controlling interest; (h) provision by an outside body of secretarial and research assistance; (i) visits with costs paid in the United Kingdom and overseas, made as a Member of Parliament, except any visits paid for from public funds.

13. The list in paragraph 12 above is not exhaustive. For example, relevant financial interests may also include (depending on their significance): (a) shareholdings not amounting to a controlling interest; (b) landholdings (excluding Members‘ homes); (c) the financial interests of a spouse or relative or friend; (d) hospitality or gifts given to a Member which could reasonably be regarded as an incentive to support a particular cause or interest.

14. Except for remuneration received by Members for advice in relation to parliamentary matters, Members of the House are not required to disclose how much they earn from the financial interests set out in paragraphs 12 and 13, but they may do so if they wish.

Relevant non-financial interests 15. The following non-financial interests are always relevant and therefore must be registered: (a) membership of public bodies such as hospital trusts, the governing bodies of universities, colleges and schools, and local authorities; (b) trusteeships of museums, galleries or similar bodies; (c) acting as an office-holder or trustee in groups or trade unions; (d) acting as an office-holder or trustee in voluntary or not-for-profit organisations.

16. The list in paragraph 15 above is not exhaustive. For example, relevant non-financial interests may also include (depending on their significance): (a) other trusteeships; (b) unpaid membership of voluntary organisations.

17. Members of the House are not obliged to register membership of Churches, religious bodies and quasi-religious organisations. But it may be necessary to declare such interests (see paragraph 8).

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Advice 18. The operation of the register shall be overseen by a Sub-Committee of the Committee for Privileges on Lords‘ Interests and the Registrar shall consult the Sub-Committee when necessary. The Registrar is available to advise Members of the House. A Member who acts on the advice of the Registrar in determining what is a relevant interest satisfies fully the requirements of the Code of Conduct.

Enforcement of the Code of Conduct 19. Allegations of non-compliance with this Code are dealt with as follows: (a) Any allegation should normally be raised first with the Member complained against. However, there may be circumstances when it is more appropriate to raise the matter with a party Leader or Chief Whip, or the Convenor of the Cross Bench Peers. (b) If the complainant chooses to pursue the matter, he or she should refer the allegation in private directly to the Sub-Committee on Lords‘ Interests, through its chairman. (c) The Sub-Committee will then examine the allegation and may decide to investigate it further or to dismiss it. (d) In the investigation and adjudication of complaints against them, Members of the House have the right to safeguards as rigorous as those applied in the courts and professional disciplinary bodies. (e) If after investigation the Sub-Committee finds the allegation proved, the Member complained against has a right of appeal to the Committee for Privileges. (f) The conclusions of the Sub-Committee and of the Committee for Privileges are reported to the House.

20. Paragraph 7 shall have effect forthwith; the remainder of this Code shall have effect from 31st March 2002; and the resolution of the House of 7th November 1995 on the practice of the House in relation to Lords‘ interests shall cease to have effect on the same date.

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Application of the Code Guidance by the Sub-Committee on Lords’ Interests

In all categories Members should indicate the nature of a body‘s business where it is not clear from the name: ―BP (oil and energy)‖ but ―Multiple Sclerosis Society‖ requires no explanation.

Financial interests which are always relevant and must be registered: paragraph 12

Consultancy Agreements: paragraph 12(a) It is no longer necessary for Members with interests in this section to refrain from all parliamentary activity in relation to that interest. Members should, however, be especially careful not to act in a manner contrary to paragraph 4(c) and (d) of the Code. Members must register the amount earned in respect of any interest in this section (paragraph 14).

Parliamentary lobbying: paragraph 12 (b) This section includes public relations firms and law firms. Members with an interest in this section should provide the Registrar with a list of those clients for whom he or she acts personally. A short description of the nature of the client‘s business should be included in the list except in cases where it is clear. Members must register the amount earned in respect of any interest in this section (paragraph 14).

Remunerated Services: paragraph 12(c) Only those services arising directly from membership of the House should be registered. An interest arising from a Member‘s profession, training or particular expertise should not be registered. Occasional income from speeches, lecturing, broadcasting and journalism should not be included. Members must register the amount earned in respect of any interest in this section (paragraph 14).

Non-parliamentary consultant: paragraph 12(d) This section covers all consultancy arrangements not registered under paragraph 12(a) of the Code. Copies of these agreements do not need to be deposited with the Registrar, nor is it necessary to register the amount earned.

Remunerated directorships: paragraph 12(e) It is not necessary to disclose the amounts earned from such directorships. Where not clear, the nature of the company‘s business should be indicated.

Regular remunerated employment: paragraph 12(f) Where it is not clear from the entry, Members should indicate the nature of the remunerated employment. It is not necessary to register the amount earned.

Shareholdings: paragraph 12(g) This section applies to shareholdings in any public or private company. Members entering shareholdings in this section should indicate the nature of the company‘s business where it is not clear.

Secretarial research and assistance: paragraph 12(h) An entry in this section should refer only to such provision of assistance which is of direct financial benefit to the Member. If assistance is provided for the purpose of, for example, charity work and there is no direct financial benefit to the Member, the assistance should not be registered.

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Visits: paragraph 12(i) Members may wish to indicate whether a spouse or partner accompanied them on the visit if their costs were also so paid. Any visit should be registered within one month of being undertaken. An entry made in this section will remain on the Register for a period of three years from the date on which the visit was made. Visits undertaken as a public duty should not be registered.

Financial interests which may be relevant for registration: paragraph 13

NB Registrations relating to this paragraph should be restricted to those interests which might reasonably be thought by the public to affect in general the way in which Members of the House discharge their parliamentary duties. A Member may have additional interests, relevant in particular circumstances, which will then require declaration in the context of those circumstances (for example, a debate).

Shareholdings not amounting to a controlling interest: paragraph 13(a) This section only applies to shareholdings not registered under paragraph 12(g) of the Code and which constitute 5% or more of the issued share capital of the company or body or which hold a nominal value of over £50,000. Members entering shareholdings in this section should indicate the nature of a company‘s business where it is not clear.

Landholdings: paragraph 13(b) Entries in this section should include foreign as well as domestic landholdings. The decision as to what to register in this section must be one for the Member of the House and will depend on the significance of the landholding. Second homes need not be registered unless regularly let at commercial rents. The nature of the holding and its general location should be entered, but it is not necessary to include the acreage. The expression ―including residential property‖ is to be taken as indicating that there are cottages etc. on the land which may be let. For example ―Farmland in Herefordshire, including residential properties‖.

Interests of spouse or relative or friend: paragraph 13(c) This section is not intended necessarily to include the interest of a spouse etc. which would have to be registered were that person a Member of the House. The financial interest of a person other than a Member of the House will only in very rare circumstances be suitable for inclusion in the Register, even in cases where a declaration on the floor of the House would be desirable. An entry in the Register might be made in a case where an interest was so significant, and held by a person whose relationship to the Member was so close, that its existence might reasonably be thought to have a bearing on his or her action. The advice of the Registrar should be sought in all such cases.

Hospitality or gifts: paragraph 13(d) This section applies only to gifts or acts of hospitality which might reasonably be thought to have been given in order to influence a Member‘s actions. Normally gifts or hospitality of a value less than £1,000 are unlikely to be considered significant for the purposes of the Register. Members may however wish to make a declaration in respect of a gift or act of hospitality of a lesser value in the context of a particular debate. Gifts and the acceptance of hospitality should be registered within one month of receipt and entries will remain on the Register for a period of 3 years thereafter.

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Non-financial interests which are always relevant and must be registered: paragraph 15

NB Paragraph 17 of the Code states that Members of the House are not obliged to register membership of Churches, religious bodies or quasi-religious organisations.

Office-holder in voluntary organisations: paragraph 15(d) The post of Patron is not to be considered an office-holding for the purposes of this section.

Non-financial interests which may be relevant for registration: paragraph 16

NB Registrations relating to this paragraph should be restricted to those interests which might reasonably be thought by the public to affect in general the way in which lords discharge their parliamentary duties. A lord may have additional interests, relevant in particular circumstances, which will then require declaration in the context of those circumstances (for example, a debate).

Other trusteeships: paragraph 16(a) The post of Patron is not to be considered a relevant interest for the purposes of this section.

Voluntary organisations: paragraph 16(b) It is not necessary to declare membership of those organisations where membership is open to all for the payment of a fee, e.g. the .

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REGISTER OF LORDS’ INTERESTS ______

The following Members of the House of Lords have made declarations in respect of relevant interests under the Code of Conduct:

ACKNER, Lord No relevant interests

ACTON, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member, Library Advisory Committee of the State Historical Society of Iowa, USA Member, Sustaining Board of the Linn County Historical Society, Iowa, USA Trustee, Old Creamery Theatre Company, Iowa, USA 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, The Pilgrims Member, Royal Africa Society

ADDINGTON, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, Purcell & Company 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, British Dyslexia Association Vice President, Lakenham Hewitt Rugby Club Vice President, Lonsdale Club Vice President, UK Sports Association 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Adult Dyslexia Association Patron, Carousel

ADEBOWALE, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chief Executive Officer, Turning Point (a charity) Occasional income from broadcasting goes to Turning Point

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15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Patron, Rich Mix Cultural Centre 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Mental Health Providers Forum Learning Disabilities Task Force 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Company secretary, Turning Point Patron, Nurse Training on Alcohol Patron, Safe in the City (youth homelessness) Patron, Adzido (youth monitoring) Trustee, CHASE Council (hospice) EATA (European Association of Treatment Agencies) Trustee, Royal National Institute for the Deaf Member, Institute for Fiscal Studies

ADONIS, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary

AHMED, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Kilnhurst Business Park *12(i) Visits Visit to Pakistan (August 2002) attending the inaugural ceremony of Ahmed & Co Barristers (travel and expenses were paid courtesy of Ahmed & Co Barristers) Visit to Algeria (11 – 17 September 2002) as part of a delegation with other members of the Houses of Parliament (paid for by the Government of Algeria) Visit to the United States (November 2002) to attend a conference at Georgetown University in Washington D.C. (travel, accommodation and expenses paid for by the International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT) who hosted the event) Visit to Northern Iraq (7–13 December 2002) (All travel, accommodation and other expenses paid by the Kurdish Regional Government) Visit to Islamabad, Pakistan (24-26 January 2003) (Travel and hotel expenses were paid by the Jinnah Institute, London) Visit to Toronto, Canada (31 January to 2 February 2003) (Executive members of Islamic Centre of York Region, Richmond, Hill Toronto, were responsible for the travel and accommodation expenses) Visit to Pakistan (6-10 March 2003) (all expenses paid by the charity Human Appeal International based in Manchester) Visit to the United Arab Emirates (14-17 March 2003) (all expenses paid by the charity Human Appeal International based in

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Manchester) Visit to Pakistan (12 – 24 April 2003) For the first three days speaking at various seminars in Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi at the invitation of The British Council (all arrangements and expenses were paid by the council) (15 – 24 April 2003 was a private holiday trip) Visit to Yemen (9 - 12 May 2003) (all travel and accommodation expenses paid by Yemeni Development Foundation) Visit to Moscow (23-26 July 2003) organised by the EuroAsia forum of Russia for a conference (accommodation and all other expenses (excl. travel) were paid for by the forum) Visit to South Korea, Seoul (10-16 August 2003) to attend an interfaith, inter-religious conference on world peace (all travel and other sundry expenses were paid for by the Federation for World Peace) Visit to Milan, Italy (23-26 August 2003) to attend a meeting (all necessary expenses were paid for by the Al-Mustafa Trust – Italy) Attended a meeting (28 March 2004) to celebrate the 750th Anniversary of Amir Khusro. Travel expenses paid for by The Amir Khusro Society (UK) Attended Hussanian lectures in Rabat, Morocco (20 October – 1 November 2004) – all travel and hotel expenses etc were paid for by the Kingdom of Morocco Visit to Acton (W. London) to take part in a television programme. Travel expenses paid by ‗Al-Alam‘ TV Visit to Israel (11-15 May 2005) – travel and accommodation expenses were paid by the Inter-Religious International Federation for World Peace *13(b) Landholdings Inherited property, farmland and houses in Azad Kashmir and Pakistan Agricultural land in Mirpur, Azad Kashmir *13(d) Hospitality or gifts Gifts received from President of Turkmenistan while on visit in 2002 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member of Board of Advisors for the Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development and Transparency (PILDAT) Member of the Board of Trustees of the Jinnah Institute (London) President of South Yorkshire Victim Support 16(a) Trusteeships Fazaldad Human Rights Organisation 16(b) Voluntary organisations Al-Hamd Trust – International Disabled Network Al-Shifa, Pakistan Amnesty International Association of British Hujjaj British Heart Foundation Chinese Muslim Charity, Kuwait

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Co-Op Party FACE Advice Centre, Rotherham Jammu and Kashmir Human Rights Council Kashmiri Journalist Association A.K., Pakistan Khattak Medical College, Pakistan Layton Rehmatula Trust, Pakistan Magistrates Association Mirpur Friendship Association SAHARA, Pakistan The Alma Hospital Trust The SAARC Foundation UK Unity Centre, Rotherham USDAW Yemeni Development Foundation, UK Young Pakistani Doctors Association

ALDERDICE, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to Norbrook Laboratories Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Consultant Psychiatrist in Psychotherapy, South and East Belfast Health and Social Services Trust Member of the International Monitoring Commission appointed by the British and Irish Governments Self-employed partner in private medical partnership with spouse, Lady Alderdice FRCPath *12(i) Visits Visit (31 March – 4 April 2003) to Tunisia with the All party Parliamentary Archaeology Group (accompanied by spouse) (paid for by the Government of Tunisia) Visit to Taiwan as Deputy President of Liberal International (4-6 March 2004). Paid for by Taiwanese Government 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Pastoral Foundation Vice-President, National Benevolent Fund for the Elderly Patron, Northern Ireland Institute of Human Relations Patron, Youth Access Patron, Immigrant Counselling and Psychotherapy

ALEXANDER OF WEEDON, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Queens Counsel (arbitration, mediation work and practice as a barrister) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Shareholding in Trevitt Properties Ltd

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Shareholding in Tyrolese Ltd (forestry) *13(b) Landholdings Forestry in Wales (owned by Tyrolese Ltd) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor, Exeter University Patron, Disability Law Service President, Brighton College President, Environmental Law Foundation 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Hambledon Cricket Club

ALLEN OF ABBEYDALE, Lord 16(b) Voluntary organisations Hon. Life Member, MENCAP (Past President)

ALLENBY OF MEGIDDO, Viscount 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, The Anglo-Israel Archaeological Society Vice President, The International League for the Protection of Horses

ALLI, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Castaway Television Productions Ltd Chorion Plc Shine Entertainment Ltd AsSeenonScreen Holdings plc IPublic Ltd *13(a) Significant shareholdings Chorion Castaway Shine ASOS 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor, London School of Economics 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Elton John Aids Foundation Vice President, UNICEF UK Skillset (the national training organisation for broadcast, film video and multimedia) Rich Mix Cultural Foundation Family Planning Association

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Naz Foundation The Albert Kennedy Trust National Youth Theatre Crimestoppers The London Academy

ALLIANCE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, N. Brown Group plc, whose business consists of retailing through direct home shopping fulfilment and financial services *12(g) Controlling shareholdings 100% of the issued share capital of the Anglo-Eastern Trust Limited, which carries on a financial business embracing lending money, trading in listed investments, investing in unlisted investments, and trading and investing in property 62% of the issued share capital of Mazrek Limited, an R&D company based in Israel, specialising in fuel injection systems for diesel engines *13(a) Significant shareholdings 35.6% of the issued share capital of N. Brown Group plc (see paragraph 12(e) registration for details of the Company‘s Business) 50% of the issued share capital of Dane Properties Limited, a property investment company 45% of the issued ordinary share capital of Affirmative Finance Limited and 100% of the issued preferred ordinary share capital of Affirmative Finance Limited, which has a business of lending money 4.6% of the issued share capital of Global Natural Energy plc, engaged in petrol retailing and gas supply 2.2% of Huntsworth plc, international public relations 110,000 of the issued share capital of 3TP Imaging Sciences, which offers diagnostic imaging software for cancer detection 120,000 90p shares in F&C Commercial Property Trust Limited, a property company 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director, Alliance Family Foundation Limited Director, The University of Manchester Foundation Director, The Weizmann Institute Foundation Limited Council Member, The British Olympic Appeal Trustee, The Next Century Foundation

ALTON OF LIVERPOOL, Lord *12(b) Parliamentary lobbying Small shareholding in Precise Communications Ltd (now amalgamated with Unique) which works in a range of areas including public relations and lobbying – no such work undertaken on their behalf

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(no remuneration received to date) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Merseyside Special Investment Fund and Banner Financial Services (Chair of ethical investment fund) Non-executive Director, Ethical Financial Solutions Group *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Director, Liverpool John Moores University Foundation for Citizenship *12(i) Visits Human Rights visit (October 2002) to Southern Sudan sponsored by Jubilee Action Visit to Georgia (18-23 November 2002) sponsored by the Georgian International Oil Corporation Visit to South East Asia (January 2003), as part of a human rights delegation (sponsored by the Jubilee Campaign) Visit to North Korea and Burma border (September 2003) connected with human rights work sponsored by the Jubilee Campaign Visit to the USA (October 2003) connected with human rights work sponsored by the Jubilee Campaign Visit to Brazil (February 2004) sponsored by the charity Jubilee Action Visit to Paris (September 2004) one day meeting on Iranian human rights sponsored by the British-Iranian Lawyers Association Visit to Congo, Rwanda and Darfur (September 2004) to assess human rights issues – sponsored by Jubilee Campaign and Jubilee Action 15(a) Membership of public bodies Advisory Committee, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine Foundation Governor, Liverpool Bluecoat School 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Chesterton Institute 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Treasurer of two all-party parliamentary groups (Friends of CAFOD and the all-party parliamentary pro-life group) Chairman, all-party British-North Korea Group Vice-Chairman, all-party group on Tibet 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Past Chairman, Forget-Me-Not Appeal, Liverpool Vice President, Local Solutions (Merseyside Council for Voluntary Service) President, Liverpool NSPCC President, Mersey Kidney Research President, Karen Aid Trustee, James Mawdsley (METTA) Educational Trust Trustee, Partners in Hope Trustee, Lord Lieutenant‘s Charitable Fund, Merseyside Vice President, St. Joseph‘s Hospice

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Board Member, Institute for Religion and Public Policy (Washington DC) Patron, Zoe‘s Place (baby hospice) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Guild of Catholic Writers Life The Jubilee Campaign

AMOS, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary *13(b) Landholdings Land in Guyana *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend Sister – partner in Amos Laycock, Consultancy Company, South Africa 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Friend of the Women‘s Library Trustee (ex officio), National Portrait Gallery 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Chequers Trust Trustee, Chevening Trust Trustee, Dorneywood Trust Patron of the Windsor Leadership Trust Friend of the Daycare Trust

AMPTHILL, Lord No relevant interests

ANDERSON, Lord No relevant interests

ANDREWS, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary

ANELAY OF ST JOHNS, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships President, World Travel Market

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*13(b) Landholdings Sole owner of a residential property in Dorset let on a commercial basis 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Woking Citizens‘ Advice Bureau Trustee, The 1949 Conservative and Unionist Trust Vice President, Woking Conservative Women‘s Committee President, Woking Constituency Conservative Association Trustee, UNICEF UK 16(b) Voluntary organisations Magistrates‘ Association

ARCHER OF SANDWELL, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, Enemy Property Compensation Panel *13(d) Hospitality or gifts Quom rug from the Iranian Resistance on visiting the President Watercolour from the National Council of Resistance of Iran 15(a) Membership of public bodies Bencher, Gray‘s Inn Hon. Fellow, University College, London 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions President, World Disarmament Campaign 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. Secretary, Wyndham Place – Charlemagne Trust President, Fabian Society President, Guild of British Asians President, Methodist Homes (MHA Care Group) President, One World Trust 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, One World Trust

ARCHER OF WESTON-SUPER-MARE, Lord *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Andartis Limited (art dealers) Artdeal Limited (art dealers) *13(a) Significant shareholdings Corporate Dynamics Limited (investment holding company/investment in golf centre operating company) London & Boston Investments plc (investment holding company) Winner Land SL (Majorcan residential property investment)

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Albert Goodwin plc (Enterprise Investment Scheme, Fine Art) *13(b) Landholdings Rented urban property in London, Tyne & Wear, Northshields, Telford and Workington

ARMSTRONG OF ILMINSTER , Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman, Board of Governors, Royal Northern College of Music Chancellor, University of Hull 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chairman, Leeds Castle Foundation Chairman, Hestercombe Gardens Trust Trustee, RVW Trust Trustee, Derek Hill Foundation

ARRAN, Earl of *13(b) Landholdings 1 acre of allotment holdings in High Roding (Essex) 1 acre near Kings Langley, Herts 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Children‘s Country Holidays Fund 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of certain family trusts Trustee of Chelsea Physic Garden

ASHCROFT, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Executive Chairman of Carlisle Holdings Ltd (support services; banking and other interests in Belize) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Beneficial interest in Carlisle Holdings Ltd (support services; banking and other interests in Belize) and Bearwood Holdings Ltd (management consultancy) Mavinwood plc Seashell II Limited Bombshell Limited *13(a) Significant shareholdings British Car Auctions Ltd Corporate Services Group plc (recruitment services) Strand Associates Ltd (corporate finance and investor in other companies)

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Wraith Accommodation plc (rental of temporary buildings) Belize Telecommunications Ltd 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor of Anglia Polytechnic University 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Crimestoppers Trustee, Cleveland Clinic Foundation Trustee, Prospect Education (Technology) Trust Assistant Treasurer of International Democrat Union Member of the Board of The Conservative Party

ASHDOWN OF NORTON-SUB-HAMDON, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina

ASHLEY OF STOKE, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Emeritus Chancellor, Staffordshire University 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, National Cochlear Implant Users‘ group President, Defeating Deafness President, League of Friends, Epsom Hospital President, RNID

ASHTON OF UPHOLLAND, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Patron, Verulamium Museum, St. Albans, Herts 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Grove House Hospice, St. Albans, Herts

ASTOR, Viscount *12(e) Remunerated directorships Ancroft Tractors Ltd Chorion plc Cliveden Securities Ltd Prestbury Residential Ltd Streetnames plc The European Growth & Income Trust plc

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Urbium plc OKA Direct Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, Investment Committee, East European Food Fund Partner, Tarbert Farms 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Stanley Spencer Gallery, Cookham, Berkshire

ASTOR OF HEVER, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in , including residential properties Residential property in France *13(d) Hospitality or gifts Visit to Hong Kong (14-22 February 2003), travel and accommodation paid for by Hong Kong Government 15(a) Membership of public bodies Kent Ambassador, to promote the interests of the County of Kent 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Committee member, Kent branch, Country Land and Business Association President, Motorsport Industry Association 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Rochester Cathedral Trust President, Durand Group President, Earl Haig Branch, Royal British Legion President, Royal British Legion, Kent President, Edenbridge and District Rifle Club President, Kent Federation of Amenity Societies President, National Association of Valuers and Auctioneers President, RoSPA Advanced Drivers Association President, Eden Valley Museum Trust President, Kent County Agricultural Society Patron, Centre for Autism & Related Disorders, Kings College, London Patron, Westerham (Gallant) Sea Cadet Corps Honorary Colonel, 101 (City of London) Engineer Regiment (EOD) (V) Patron, The Fund for Refugees in Slovenia 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Astor of Hever Trust Trustee, Astor Foundation Trustee, Canterbury Cathedral Trust Trustee, Atlantic Bridge

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16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Council of the Order of St John (Kent) Member, The Life Guards Regimental Council

ATTENBOROUGH, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Richard Attenborough Productions Ltd (Film Producing and Directing Company – the Company also provides the services of Lord Attenborough in the UK to other Organisations) Attenborough Overseas Ltd (Film Producing Company – the Company also provides the overseas services of Lord Attenborough to other Organisations) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Director of Capital Radio plc Director of Attenborough Holdings Limited and its subsidiary companies *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Attenborough Securities Ltd (the Company carries on business as an investment company) *13(a) Significant shareholdings Attenborough Holdings Ltd – holding is 36 shares out of a total issued capital of 147 issued shares (the Company is a holding company of a group whose activities are those of film producers and directors. The group provides the services of Lord Attenborough in the UK and overseas to other organisations) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor, Sussex University President, RADA Chairman of Trustees, Waterford, Swaziland President, NFTS (National Film & Television School) President, BAFTA 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Muscular Dystrophy of Great Britain The Actors Charitable Trust Denville Hall

ATTLEE, Earl *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Serving officer in the Territorial Army (paid for each day of training and entitled to a tax free bounty if certain requirements are met) *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance From time to time intern (usually from the US) provided by EPA and others

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*12(i) Visits Visit to Flanders (October 2004) with the all-party War Graves and Battlefields Heritage Group; all expenses met by Thales plc 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies In connection with the REME Corps Museum, I purchase about £500 pa of petrol for non-commercial use in non-road going vehicles which could be outside the scope of any road user charging that might be introduced for ordinary motorists and other conventional road users and which could therefore reduce my expenditure on petrol. 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions President, Heavy Transport Association Patron, Road Rescue Recovery Association Patron, National Traction Engine Trust 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Attlee Foundation Vice-President, Barrett‘s Oesophagus Foundation Patron, Deafway

AVEBURY, Lord *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Controlling interest in C. L. Projects Ltd (company sells computer hardware and software, and provides management advice to Cook Labbock & Co, a partnership in which it has a 50% interest) *12(i) Visits Visit to Bahrain (31 December 2002-6 January 2003) (one return airfare to Bahrain and six nights in the Gulf Hotel paid for by the four opposition political parties which boycotted the elections. During the visit a number of gifts were received, full details of which have been lodged with the Registrar) Visit to Kuala Lumpur (November 2003 – 2 days). Fare and hotel paid for by consortium of Achek NGOs Visit to Geneva (July 4 - 5) to participate in a discussion on the peace progress in Acheh, Indonesia, at the Humanitarian Dialogue Centre (HDC). Geneva travel and accommodation paid by the HDC Visit to Nigeria (March 2005 – 6 days). Travel and accommodation for 4 days paid for by the Centre for Democracy and Development, Lagos; two nights at the residence of the UK High Commissioner *13(b) Landholdings 390 acres arable land in Northamptonshire 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Kurdish Human Rights Project President, TAPOL (Indonesian Human Rights) Patron, Angulimala Buddhist Prison Chaplaincy

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Vice President, London Bach Society President, Advisory Council for the Education of Romanies and Travellers (ACERT) Chairman, Cameroon Campaign Group Chairman, Peru Support Group 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Silbury Fund

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BACH, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary *13(d) Hospitality or gifts DEFRA maintains a Register of all gifts and hospitality received ministerial capacity and this is submitted through official channels at regular intervals. No such gifts or hospitality received in a non- ministerial capacity 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, University of Leicester Court 16(b) Voluntary organisations TGWU The Labour Party The Co-operative Party

BAGRI, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Metdist Group *13(a) Significant shareholdings Metdist Group 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of the Court, City University, London Member, Advisory Committee, Prince‘s Youth Business Trust Member, Governing Body, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee Chairman, Rajiv Gandhi Foundation (UK) Trustee, Bagri Foundation Trustee, Sangam Association of Asian Women 16(a) Trusteeships Honorary President, The London Metal Exchange Ltd

BAKER OF DORKING, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Teather & Greenwood plc Chairman, Business Serve plc Non-executive Director, Stanley Leisure plc *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, Lehman Brothers Merchant Banking Advisory Council

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*12(g) Controlling shareholdings Chairman and Sole Director, Belmont Press (London) Ltd 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Cartoon Art Trust 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Royal London Society for the Blind

BALDWIN OF BEWDLEY, Earl No relevant interests

BALLYEDMOND, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Norbrook Laboratories Limited (pharmaceutical manufacture and distribution) Norbrook Manufacturing Limited (pharmaceutical manufacture and distribution) Shorts Bombardier Aerospace (aircraft component manufacturers) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Norbrook Laboratories Limited and Subsidiary Companies Norbrook Holdings Limited and Subsidiary Companies Haughey Airports Limited (Airport Operator – owned indirectly through Norbrook Laboratories Limited) *13(b) Landholdings Land including residential properties in Cumbria, the and Co.Down 15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and Chairman of The Development Board School of Pharmacy Hon. Counsel for Chile in Northern Ireland 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, London

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BARBER, Lord No relevant interests

BARBER OF TEWKESBURY, Lord No relevant interests

BARKER, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Employee of Age Concern 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Member, ACTTS (Transport and General Workers Union) 16(a) Trusteeships Andy Lawson Memorial Fund

BARNETT, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Advisory Board, EHS & Partners *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Mercury Recycling Group plc and Director of all its subsidiary companies Chairman, ATOS Origin (UK) Ltd Chairman, Xploit International Ltd *13(a) Significant shareholdings Mercury Recycling Group plc 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman, Education Broadcasting Services Trust (EBS) Ltd (non- remunerated)

BASSAM OF BRIGHTON, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Member of The Royal Pavilion and Brighton Museum Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Founder Member, Brighton Festival Patron, Carousel Patron, Dolphin Children‘s Clinic Patron, Laura Martin Trust

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Patron, Neiman Pick Disease Group (all charities) Patron, Brighton Red Card Campaign Against Domestic Violence Patron, Dame Vera Lynn Trust

BEAUMONT OF WHITLEY, Lord *12(i) Visits Overnight visit to Paris (June 2004) paid for by

BELL, Lord *12(b) Parliamentary lobbying I am Chairman of a public company, Chime Communications plc that owns 100% of Bell Pottinger Public Affairs and Good Relations Political, both Government relations advisory firms *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Chime Communications plc *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Occasional appearances on television and radio. All fees go to charity 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, CancerBACUP

BELSTEAD, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Suffolk 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Court of Essex University

BERKELEY, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Chairman, Rail Freight Group 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, European Commission‘s Energy and Transport forum 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Hon. President, Road Danger Reduction Forum President, Aviation Environment Federation President, United Kingdom Marine Pilots Association 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director, Partnership Sourcing Ltd

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BERNSTEIN OF CRAIGWEIL, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Partner and Director, Waddington Galleries Limited *13(a) Significant shareholdings Waddington Galleries Limited 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Member, Advisory Board, Peggy Guggenheim Collection Trustee, Granada Foundation 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Jerusalem Foundation (UK) Trustee, Trusthouse Charitable Foundation

BEST, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Home Office Active Communities Unit Advisory Panel Member, Audit Commission‘s Housing, Communities and Environment Advisory Board 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director (chief executive) of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and the Joseph Rowntree Housing Trust (both bodies are charities) Member of the Council, Royal Society of Arts Patron, National Family and Parenting Institute Vice Patron, Servite Houses President, Continuing Care Conference President, Local Government Association (from 5 July 2005) Chairman, The Giving Forum 16(b) Voluntary organisations Advisory Council of the National Council of Voluntary Organisations Member of the Council for Charitable Support

BHATIA, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to Casley Finance Limited Consultant to Forbes Campbell Limited Consultant to Forbes Campbell (International) Limited *12(e) Remunerated directorships Prime Associates Services Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment See 12 (e)

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*12(g) Controlling shareholdings Casley Finance Limited Forbes Campbell Limited Forbes Campbell (International) Limited Prime Associates Services Ltd 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Prime Minister‘s Advisory Committee for the Queen‘s Award Member, Queen‘s Golden Jubilee Awards Committee 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, The Forbes Trust Chairman, Council of Ethnic Minority Voluntary Sector Organisations (CEMVO) Chairman, Ethnic Minority Foundation (EMF) Chairman, Diversity East London Limited Chairman, British Muslim Research Centre Chairman, College of Health (2003) Ltd Chairman, PRISM 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, International Students House Trustee, Oxfam India Ltd Trustee, African Medical and Research Foundation (UK) AMREF Trustee, PRAIE 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Oxfam Association (UK) Member, Advisory Board, RSA Member, Advisory Board, National Consumer Council

BHATTACHARYYA OF MOSELEY, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Self-employed consultant overseas *12(e) Remunerated directorships Transnet Limited – South Africa until AGM 2004 *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Professor of Manufacturing Systems, School of Engineering, The University of Warwick Director, Warwick Manufacturing Group, The University of Warwick 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Scientific Advisory Board for the Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology Member, Business and Technology Centre, The University of Technology, Malaysia Member, West and Technology Council

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Hon. Dean, Harbin Institute of Technology, China Hon. Professorships at – Hong Kong Poly University, University of Technology Malaysia, Harbin Institute of Technology China Hon.DUniv – University of Surrey Hon.DSc – UTM Malaysia and University Hon. Doctor of Business Administration – Hong Kong Polytechnic University 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Institute for Public Policy Research Trustee, Coventry 2020 (Educational Charity) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Fellow, Royal Academy of Engineering Fellow, Institute of Electrical Engineering Fellow, National Academy of Engineering (India) Founding Hon. Fellow, Institute of Logistics and Transport

BIFFEN, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Disused barn adjacent to house in Shropshire, planning permission obtained for conversion to dwelling Grassland in Somerset 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Economic Research Council

BILLINGHAM, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-Executive Director, Sovereign Strategy *12(i) Visits Invitation to the US Open in Flushing Meadow as guest of USTA (United States Tennis Association) *13(d) Hospitality or gifts Annual invitation by the All-England Lawn Tennis Club to the Wimbledon championships 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chair of Catalyst Corby (an urban regeneration company) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Supporters Direct (government funded sports organisation) Patron, Everychild (registered charity) Patron, Northamptonshire Osteoporosis Society Patron, Celebrating Young Children President, Oxfordshire Lawn Tennis Association

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BILSTON, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Springvale Cooperative Ltd (unpaid) Springvale Enterprises Ltd (unpaid) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Bilston Community Association Secretary, Bradley and District Senior Citizens Centre Trustees President, Springvale Bowls League President, Springvale Cricket League President, Friday Night Domino League Patron, Wolverhampton Inter Faith 16(b) Voluntary organisations Wolverhampton Inter Faith Wolverhampton Coeliac UK Bradley Community Association Lower Bradley Community Association Bradley and District Senior Citizens Centre Bilson Community Association

BINGHAM OF CORNHILL, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 15(a) Membership of public bodies High Steward, University of Oxford Visitor, Balliol, Templeton, Wolfson, St. Cross and Linacre Colleges, Oxford Chairman, British Institute of International and Comparative Law 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Hay Festival President, The Seckford Foundation Chairman, CFS Research Foundation

BIRT, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Prime Minister‘s Strategy Advisor (unpaid) Member, Cabinet Office Strategy Board (unpaid) Member, Civil Service Reform Programme Board (unpaid) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Non-executive Director, PayPal (Europe) Ltd

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BLACK OF CROSSHARBOUR, Lord *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Argus Corporation Conrad Black Capital Corporation Hollinger Inc Hollinger International Inc Sun Times Publishing Co (Chicago, USA) Ravelston Corporation *13(a) Significant shareholdings Catholic Herald Ltd (newspaper publishers) Cambridge Display Technologies Horizon Publications Ltd (publishing company) Alberta Newspapers Ltd Bradford Publishing Co. 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director, The National Interest (USA) Member of Advisory Committee of Jubilee Appeal for Commonwealth Veterans Member of the International Institute for Strategic Studies Member of the Trilateral Commission Trustee of The Hudson Institute (Washington DC) Trustee of the Nixon Centre (Washington DC)

BLACKBURN, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman of North West Rural Forum Member of Council (Chairman and Life Trustee) St. Stephen‘s House Theological College, Oxford Member, Blackburn Diocese Board of Finance

BLACKSTONE, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, VT Group plc Non-executive Director,Granada Learning Member, Board of EDL (Teachers‘ TV) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Vice Chancellor, University of (from September 2004) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chair, Royal Institute of British Architects Trust

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BLACKWELL, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director Smartstream Technologies Ltd Non-executive Director, Slough Estates plc Non-executive Director, The Corporate Services Group plc Non-executive Director, Standard Life Assurance Non-executive Director, Kinnect Holdings Ltd (subsidiary, Lloyds‘ of London) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Non-executive Board Member, Office of Fair Trading Special Advisor, KPMG Corporate Finance *13(a) Significant shareholdings Shareholder, 4C Associates Ltd (business consultants) *13(b) Landholdings Joint Owner (with wife) of an apartment in SW1, let on an assured short hold tenancy 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Member of Council, Vote-no 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman and Director of the Centre for Policy Studies (Independent ‗Think Tank‘) Trustee of the Friends of the University of Pennsylvania

BLAKER, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Danapak Flexibles A/S (a company registered in Denmark - flexible packaging) Turnbull Properties Ltd (property improvement) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Partner in a farm enterprise *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Turnbull Properties Ltd (property improvement) *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in England, including residential properties

BLEDISLOE, Viscount *12(e) Remunerated directorships Trustee, Equitas Holdings Ltd

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*12(f) Regular remunerated employment Practice as Barrister *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Shareholding in Peter Cheyney Ltd (a private company) (with family) *13(a) Significant shareholdings Shareholding in Peter Cheyney Ltd (a private company) *13(b) Landholdings Together with family trusts, ownership and management of a landed estate in West Gloucestershire, engaged in farming, forestry, property etc

BLOOD, Baroness 15(a) Membership of public bodies North and West Health and Social Services Trust, Northern Ireland Member of Senate, Queen‘s University Belfast 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chair, Impact Training Chair of Integrated Education Fund Raising Campaign Chair of GI Shankill Early Years Project 16(a) Trusteeships Barnardos (UK) Barnardos (NI) 16(b) Voluntary organisations West Belfast Task Group

BLYTH OF ROWINGTON, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Anixter Inc Chairman, Diageo plc Vice Chairman, Greenhill & Co Inc.

BONHAM-CARTER, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Television Executive, Brook Lapping Productions a subsidiary of Ten Alps Communications plc *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend I also disclose the interests disclosed by Lord Razzall 16(b) Voluntary organisations RAPT – Rehabilitation of Addicted Prisoners Trust

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BOOTHROYD, Baroness *12(i) Visits Guest speaker at Annual Conference of British Dental Association in May 2004 (remunerated) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor, Open University 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Fight for Sight President, National Benevolent Fund for the Aged Patron, Memorial to the Women of World War II

BORRIE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Advertising Standards Authority Ltd Chairman, Advertising Standards Authority (Broadcast) Ltd 15(a) Membership of public bodies President, Money Advice Trust Vice President, Trading Standards Institute Patron, Public Concern at Work

BOSTON OF FAVERSHAM, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Two properties let as holiday cottages 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Leeds Castle Foundation, Leeds Castle, , Kent (a charity) Chairman, Leeds Castle Enterprises Limited 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, The Faversham Society (a local amenity society; a charity) Chairman, The Sheppey Group (formed to safeguard areas of Kent and Essex from proposals for a third London airport; has not been active for some twenty-or-so years) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Fellow, Royal Society of Arts

BOWNESS, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Streeter Marshall - Solicitors

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*12(f) Regular remunerated employment Notary Public (fees) Partner, P & J Consultants (legal consultants) *12(i) Visits Study visit to Poland (1-4 November 2003) arranged through EU Accession Group (accommodation and hospitality costs in Poland met by Polish Government/Polish Embassy) All-party Group visit to Lithuania (15-17 June 2004). Accommodation costs met by Siemas of Lithuania Visit to as guest of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee (18-21 June 2005). Accommodation travel within Romania and hospitality met by Romanian Senate

BOYCE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, W.S. Atkins plc Non-executive Director, V.T. Group plc *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Advisor, Computer Science Corporation Advisor, Tricolom Ltd Advisor, Colebrand International Ltd 15(a) Membership of public bodies Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports and Constable for Dover Castle Deputy Lieutenant Greater London 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, St. John Ambulance (London District) President, Officers‘ Association Council Member/Trustee, RNLI Council Member/Trustee/Director, White Ensign Association Ltd Patron, Submariners‘ Association Colonel Commandant, Special Boat Service Member of Advisory Council, centre for studies in Security and Diplomacy, Birmingham University Director, Naval and Military Club (pro bono) Trustee, National Maritime Museum President, Royal Naval Submarine Museum Vice President, Forces Pension Society 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Submariners‘ Association Patron, Sail 4 Cancer Vice Patron, Atlantic Council Appeal Patron, Trafalgar Woods (Woodland Trust) Younger brother Trinity House

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BRABAZON OF TARA, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of salary as Chairman of Committees, House of Lords Deputy Chairman, Foundation for Sport and the Arts 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Council Member, Shipwrecked Mariners Society Director, Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (PACTS) (registered charity) 16(b) Voluntary organisations President, United Kingdom Warehousing Association

BRADSHAW, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Adviser to an economics consultancy firm and very occasionally undertake other work *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Member of the Stakeholder Advisory Board of Great-Western Train Company (part of First Group) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Oxfordshire County Council Member, Thames Valley Police Authority Chairman, Guided Transport Express for Oxfordshire 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of a brass band Member of the Hardy Plant Society Member of a number of local organisations

BRAGG, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Controller of Arts and Features at LWT Television (part of the Granada Group) Regular freelance with BBC Radio 4 *13(a) Significant shareholdings Capital Radio Compass Granada Media 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor of the University of Leeds 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies President, National Academy of Writing

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President, National Campaign for the Arts Wordsworth Trust 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, MIND 16(b) Voluntary organisations National Academy of Writing

BRAMALL, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to the Dorchester Hotel and Chairman of its Pension Fund 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Army President, Notforgotten Association President, Greater London Playing Fields Society Vice President, SSAFA 16(b) Voluntary organisations The Royal British Legion Normandy Veterans

BRENNAN, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Practising barrister Independent Assessor to Home Office on Miscarriages of Justice *12(i) Visits 12-14 March 2003 – Spanish all-party Parliamentary Group visit to Spanish Parliament, Madrid (travel expenses paid for by TUI UK Ltd; expenses in Madrid paid for by Congreso de los Diputados) 7-12 June 2003 – Sri Lanka Donors Conference in Tokyo (travel and expenses paid for by Board of Investment of Sri Lanka) *13(a) Significant shareholdings Facilities (BVI) Limited (environmental work) Facilitas Environmental Limited *13(b) Landholdings Flat let in Kensington 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Catholic Union of Great Britain Vice President, Hispano-Luso Council Canning House, London Trustee, Mawdsley Children‘s Trust Trustee, University of Manchester Union 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Cavendish Health Centre

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Patron, Consortium for Street Children Patron, Peru Support Group President of Appeal Fund, Margaret Beaufort Institute, Cambridge Vice President, Plater College, Oxford

BRETT, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Partner with Janet Brett in ―WB Consultants‖ providing research, and training in the field of employment law *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Director of the London office of the International Labour Organisation 15(a) Membership of public bodies Council Member, Ruskin College, Oxford Hon. Senior Fellow, Sullivan University, USA (unpaid)

BRIDGE OF HARWICH, Lord No relevant interests

BRIDGEMAN, Viscount *12(e) Remunerated directorships The Bridgeman Art Library Limited (Photographic Archive) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Treasurer, The New England Company (a registered charity) Treasurer, Florence Nightingale Aid in Sickness Trust Trustee, Winchester Music Festival Chairman, The Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth Chairman, Friends of Lambeth Palace Library

BRIDGES, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Dolmetsch Foundation Vice President, Council for the National Parks 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, the Rayne Foundation 16(b) Voluntary organisations President, Dolmetsch Foundation

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BRIGGS, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Chairman of Governors, Richmond American International University, London *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, Encarta (Britain) Consultative Group 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chairman of Trustees, Friends of Brighton Pavilion

BRIGHTMAN, Lord 16(b) Voluntary organisations Hon. Fellowship, Royal Geographical Society Hon. Fellowship, St. John‘s College, Cambridge

BRITTAN OF SPENNITHORNE, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant, Herbert Smith (solicitors) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Unilever Chairman, UBS Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Vice Chairman, UBS Investment Bank

BROERS, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Senior Adviser, Warburg Pincus Member, International Academic Advisory Panel, Singapore Member Advisory Committee, Robert Bosch Internationale Beteiligungen *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Vodafone Group plc Non-executive Director, R.J. Mears LLC Non-executive Chairman, Plastic Logic Ltd *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Secretarial assistance is provided to me as President of the Royal Academy of Engineering 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member Board of Trustees, American University of Sharjah

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15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, British Museum Trustee, Gates Cambridge Trust Trustee, Diawa Anglo-Japanese Foundation Board Member, Cambridge in America

BROOKE OF ALVERTHORPE, Lord *12(a) Parliamentary consultancy agreements Advisor to Accenture, £36,000 per annum plus expenses *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Liverpool Victoria Insurance Co Halton Gill Associates (business consultants) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Partnership Director, National Air Traffic Services Ltd 15(a) Membership of public bodies Board Member, Pensions Compensation Board 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Community Services Volunteers (CSV) Trustee, Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) Trustee, Action on Addiction 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, European Association for the Treatment of Addiction (UK) EATA Patron, Neighbourhood Initiatives Foundation Patron, The Adapt Trust Patron, Federation of Drug and Alcohol Practitioners Patron, Sparrow School‘s Foundation

BROOKE OF SUTTON MANDEVILLE, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment President, British Art Market Federation (small retainer) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of Council, 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Vice President, National Home Improvement Council Chairman of the Association of Conservative Peers 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, St. Andrew‘s Club, London SW1 (the oldest youth club in the world)

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16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of the Marlburian Club (old members of Marlborough College, Wiltshire) and its attendant charities 16(b) Voluntary organisations Fellow (Trustee Emeritus), The Wordsworth Trust Fellow, Society of Antiquaries Liveryman, Worshipful Company of Drapers

BROOKEBOROUGH, Viscount *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Basel International (Jersey) (financial services) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Farming and (self-employed) Member, Policing Board for Northern Ireland 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Policing Board for Northern Ireland (remunerated) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. Colonel, The Irish Rangers (TA) President, Army Benevolent Fund Northern Ireland President, Outward Bound Northern Ireland Chairman, Housing for the Homeless Fund, Simon Community Northern Ireland Vice President, Somme Association Northern Ireland

BROOKMAN, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Board Member, UK Steel Enterprise (previously British Steel Industry)

BROOKS OF TREMORFA, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, British Boxing Board of Control Chairman, British Boxing Board of Control Charity Chairman, Welsh Sports Hall of Fame Charity

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BROUGHAM AND VAUX, Lord No relevant interests

BROWN OF EATON-UNDER-HEYWOOD, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Lord of Appeal in Ordinary Intelligence Services Commissioner under RIPA 2000 (unpaid whilst holding remunerated judicial office) *13(a) Significant shareholdings I and my immediate family together own shares amounting to a one third interest in an old-established family business (est. 1861), H.L.Brown & Son Ltd, jewellers, based in Sheffield

BROWNE OF MADINGLEY, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Group Chief Executive, BP plc Non-executive Director, Intel Corporation Non-executive Director, Goldman Sachs Group *13(a) Significant shareholdings Shares in BP plc (2,241,712 ordinary) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman, Advisory Board, School of Economics and Management, Tsinghua University, China Emeritus Chairman, Stanford Graduate School of Business Governor, King‘s School, Ely Senior Fellow, St. Anthony‘s College, Oxford Chairman, Judge Institute of Management Advisory Board 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Hon. Trustee, Chicago Symphony Orchestra Trustee, British Museum 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Founder and Trustee, Browne Family Trust Trustee, Cicely Saunders Foundation 16(a) Trusteeships International Advisory Board, Council on Foreign Relations Member of the Board, Catalyst Global Counsellor, Conference Board Inc Vice President, Prince of Wales International Business Leaders Forum Trustee, Cambridge University Foundation Trustee, Needham Research Institute Trustee, Eisenhower Fellowships

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BROWNE-WILKINSON, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee of a number of not-for-profit organisations 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of a number of private trusts

BURLISON, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor of Northumbria University

BURNS, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Independent adviser to Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport on the BBC Charter Review Independent structural review of Football Association *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Dwr Cymru Cyfyngedig Chairman, Glas Cymru Cyfyngedig Chairman, Abbey National Group plc Non-executive Director, Banco Santander Central Hispanosa Non-executive Director, Pearson plc Non-executive Director, British Land Company plc 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman of Governing Body, 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Monteverdi Choir and Orchestra Trustees President, National Institute of Economic and Social Research President, Society of Business Economists Vice President, Royal Economic Society Governor, The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music

BUSCOMBE, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, E-ven Ltd (family property company) Director, Interven Ltd (family dormant consulting company) *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend My husband, Mr. Philip Buscombe is Chief Executive Officer of ‗West Private Equity‘ (WPE). West Private Equity own a 70% interest in Asquith Nursery Schools (revenues £40 million)

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15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member of the Fundraising Committee of PALS (Partnership for Active Leisure Scheme) (charity for physically disabled children)

BUTLER OF BROCKWELL, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, HSBC Holdings plc Non-executive Director, ICI plc *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Master, University College, Oxford Chairman, Butler Review of Intelligence on Weapons of Mass Destruction (until July 2004) 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Visitor, The Ashmolean Museum 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, HSBC Education Trust President, Oxford University Rugby Football Club Trustee, Rhodes Trust Member, The Ditchley Foundation Council of Management

BYFORD, Baroness *13(b) Landholdings Two cottages in Leicestershire let at commercial rents 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Leicester University Court 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Hon. Canon of Leicester Cathedral 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Guild of Agricultural Journalists President, Concordia President, St. Leonards School, St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland President elect of Lincolnshire Agricultural Society President elect Leicestershire Clubs for Young People Vice President, The Royal Smithfield Club 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee on behalf of daughter and grandchildren with regard to family farm in Suffolk 16(b) Voluntary organisations Countryside Alliance CLA NFU

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National Trust Associate member of the British Veterinary Association

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CAITHNESS, Earl of *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant, Rickett, Tinne & Co. Ltd (Residential Property Consultants) Adviser to TranSystems Advisors 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chairman, Caithness Archaeology Trust (unpaid) Convenor, Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions President, British International Freight Association (BIFA) President, Scottish Shipping Institute 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee and Chief Executive, Clan Sinclair Trust Trustee, Queen Elizabeth Castle of Mey Trust

CAMERON OF DILLINGTON, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Dillington Park Farms Ltd (farming business) Allangrange Farming Co. (farming business) Lets Go Travel Ltd (travel agency) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Dillington Farms & Estate (rural property management including farming, forestry, domestic and commercial let property) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Dillington Park Farms Ltd *13(a) Significant shareholdings Shareholding in Lets Go Travel Ltd (travel agency) in excess of £50,000 nominal value *13(b) Landholdings Part owner of Dillington Estate – consisting of agricultural property in Somerset with revenue derived from agriculture, forestry, residential and commercial lettings 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Member of Executive and Council of Country Land and Business Association 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of Vaughan Lee Memorial Trust (managing our village hall)

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16(b) Voluntary organisations President of the South West region of the National Federation of Young Farmers Clubs – 2004 Member of Council of the Royal Bath and West Agricultural Society Fellow of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors – FRICS Fellow of the Royal Society for Arts & Commerce - FRSA

CAMERON OF LOCHBROOM, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Senator of the College of Justice in Scotland (occasional part-time employment) 15(a) Membership of public bodies University of Edinburgh Court 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Carnegie Trust for the Universities of Scotland 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Cockburn Association, The Edinburgh Civic Trust Scottish Civic Trust

CAMPBELL OF ALLOWAY, Lord No relevant interests

CAMPBELL-SAVOURS, Lord No relevant interests

CANTERBURY, Lord Archbishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Remunerated as holder of the office of Archbishop of Canterbury 15(a) Membership of public bodies Visitor, All Souls College, Oxford Visitor, Visitor, Cranbrook School Visitor, The Dulwich Charities Visitor, Haileybury School Visitor, Harrow School Visitor, Keble College, Oxford Visitor, King‘s College School, Wimbledon Visitor, King‘s College, Canterbury Visitor, St John‘s School, Leatherhead Visitor, Marlborough College Visitor, Merton College, Oxford Visitor, Ridley Hall, Cambridge

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Visitor, Selwyn College, Cambridge Visitor, University of Kent at Canterbury Visitor, Whitgift Foundation Visitor, Wycliffe Hall, Oxford Trustee, Culham College Institute Visitor, Wye College Visitor (ex-officio), King‘s School, Canterbury Visitor (ex-officio), King‘s College, Halifax (Canada) Visitor and Presentation Fellow, King‘s College, London Governor, Charterhouse School Governor, Wellington College Joint President, General Synod Joint President, Archbishops‘ Council Chairman, Church Commissioners 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Archiepiscopal Governor, Sutton‘s Hospital Charterhouse Visitor, Hospital of the Blessed Trinity, Guildford (Abbot‘s Fund) Chairman, Lambeth Palace Library Trustees Trustee, Bromley and Sheppard‘s College Trustee, Allchurches Trust Trustee, L‘Eglise Protestante Francaise de Canterbury President, Corporation of Church House Chairman, Anglican Communion Trust Fund Trustee, Archbishop of Canterbury‘s Charitable Trust Trustee, Crewdson Trust President, St. Gregory Foundation Canterbury President, Historic Churches Preservation Trust President, Canterbury Diocesan Synod Director, Canterbury Diocesan Board of Finance (unpaid) Chairman, Canterbury Archbishop‘s Council

CAREY OF CLIFTON, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of church pension Religious Consultant of World Economic Forum Chairman of Church Schools Company Chaplain, Christian Responsibility in Public Affairs 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor, Gloucester University 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Academy Sponsors Trust 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Patron, Bristol Cathedral Appeal Patron, Marriage Resource Patron, Burrswood Christian Centre for Healthcare Patron, CARE Hon. Governor, Sons of the Clergy

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Patron, Fern Street Settlement Patron, St. John‘s Church, Frome Patron, Mildmay Patron, Salmon Youth Centre, Bermondsey Patron, Friends of Dagenham Parish Churchyard Co-founder and Chairman, Trustees of the World Faiths Development Dialogue Joint President of The World Conference on Religion and Peace Patron, ‗Education for Life‘ (a Jewish Charity) Joint President, Tear Fund Patron, Alexandria Declaration Patron, Legacy XS (a youth project) Chairman, Foundation for Reconciliation in the Middle East 16(b) Voluntary organisations St. John‘s College, Nottingham Trinity College, Bristol

CARLILE OF BERRIEW, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Advisor to Mr. R. Hobson (in connection with his business and family interests) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, 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) *12(f) 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 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of Council, Royal Medical Foundation of Epsom College 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chair of Trustees of Oriel Davies (art gallery in Newtown, Powys) Non-executive Director of Mid Wales Opera 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member of Council, JUSTICE Trustee, Nuffield Trust Trustee, White Ensign Association (charity for Royal Navy serving and former personnel) Vice Chair and Trustee, REKINDLE (a mental health charity)

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CARNEGY OF LOUR, Baroness 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. Member, Scottish Library Association Vice President, Guide Association, Angus 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Scottish Landowners Federation Member, Angus Agricultural Association Member, Royal Highland Agricultural Association Member, Countryside Alliance

CARR OF HADLEY, Lord No relevant interests

CARRINGTON, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Agricultural Land, Lincolnshire Home Farm, Buckinghamshire 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor of University of Reading 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee Emeritus, Royal Academy Trustee, Museum of Garden History 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Cambridge Commonwealth Trust Daiwa Anglo Japanese Foundation Dulverton Trust Royal Fine Art Commission Trust Sir Robert Menzies Memorial Trust

CARSWELL, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Northern Ireland Scout Council 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Garfield Weston Trust (for benefit of University of Ulster)

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CARTER, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to J.T. Leavesley Ltd *12(e) Remunerated directorships Vice-Chairman, English Farming and Food Partnerships Vice-Chairman, British Association of Biofuels and Oils (BABFO) (unpaid) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Member of the OFCOM Advisory Committee on older and disabled persons (paid) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, Farmers‘ Club Vice-President, Royal Association of British Dairy Farmers Vice-President, Royal Smithfield Club President, Rare Breeds Survival Trust President, Forestry and Timber Association 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of the Andrew and Catherine Carter Trust (a small family charity set up in memory of son and daughter which makes grants to disabled people) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Fellow, Royal Agricultural Societies Hon. Member, Guild of Agricultural Journalists Patron, The Shaw Trust (employment of disabled people) Patron, Plunkett Foundation (cooperatives) Patron, Village Retail Services Association

CARTER OF COLES, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Primary Insurance Group Ltd McKesson Information Solutions UK Ltd Emeritus Corporation Inc *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Globalsurf Ltd, Business Services The Rathbone Hamilton Fund, Investment Trust *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Globalsurf Ltd *13(a) Significant shareholdings Life Works Community Ltd, Rehabilitation Centre

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*13(b) Landholdings Villa at La Vigie, Villefranche-Sur-Mer, France 15(a) Membership of public bodies General Executive Board, The Home Office Sport England UK Sport Public Services Productivity Panel London 2012 Ltd 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations London Marathon Trust 16(a) Trusteeships The Carter Discretionary Settlement Trust

CAVENDISH OF FURNESS, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Holker Holdings Ltd/Holker Estates Company Ltd Indirectly remunerated through Holker Estates Company Ltd: - Vitagrass Farms (Holker) Ltd - Holbeck Homes Ltd - The Roose & Walney Sand & Gravel Company Ltd - Cartmel Steeplechases (Holker) Ltd Burlington Slate Ltd *13(b) Landholdings Beneficiary of a family trust which owns land in South Cumbria, South West Scotland and Italy, including residential and business property 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Flookburgh Church Building Trust The Hospice of St Mary of Furness Guides over the Sands Trust Leven Angling Association 16(a) Trusteeships Park Healthcare Ltd CTD Ltd (e.Directory.co.uk plc) Parren Properties Ltd Lancashire & Cumbria Foundation for Medical Research

CHADLINGTON, Lord *12(b) Parliamentary lobbying I have a shareholding in a public company, Huntsworth plc, which has amongst its subsidiaries, companies involved in lobbying *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant 100% interest (held with wife) in the Chadlington Consultancy through

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which consulting advice including public relations and communication advice has been provided (this is largely inactive at present because of interests in Huntsworth plc) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chief Executive, Huntsworth plc (marketing services group) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Chadlington Consultancy (50% owned by self and 50% by wife) *13(a) Significant shareholdings Elms Trust International Ltd Fauchier Partners Huntsworth plc (publicly listed marketing services group) *13(b) Landholdings Estate in Oxfordshire including residential properties 15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Fellow, Bournemouth University 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Action on Addiction Trustee, Atlantic Partnership Advisory Board Member, Citizen‘s Advice Bureau 16(b) Voluntary organisations MCC

CHALKER OF WALLASEY, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Chairman, Africa Matters Ltd (unpaid) Non-executive Director, Freeplay Energy Holdings (unpaid) International Advisory Board Member of Lafarge et Cie *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Group 5 Ltd (SA) Pty Non-executive Director, Unilever plc and NV Non-executive Director, Equator Exploration Limited (from June 2005) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Consultant to The World Bank *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Africa Matters Ltd 15(a) Membership of public bodies President and Chairman of the Board, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Vice President of the Governing Council, Roedean School

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15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Council Member, African Medical and Research Foundation (AMREF) Honorary Vice President, British Red Cross Vice President, RedR Vice President, Wateraid Vice President, ITDG 16(a) Trusteeships Governor, Ditchley Foundation Trustee, Freeplay Foundation Trustee, Ikageng Trust, South Africa Trustee, Nelson Mandela Legacy Trust Trustee, Hives Save Lives Africa Member, Board Member, Executive Committee, Global Leadership Foundation

CHAN, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant on Cultural Awareness, Merseyside Police *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Non-executive Director of Birkenhead and Wallasey NHS Primary Care Trust 2002- 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, The Sentencing Advisory Panel 1999-2005 Chair, North West Regional Ethnic Minority Public Health Task Force Member, Press Complaints Commission Chairman, Acupuncture Regulatory Working Group, Department of Health 2002-2003 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Governor, The Chinese Heritage Centre, Singapore 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Malaria Consortium Chairman, The Chinese in Britain Forum Chair Person, The Afiya Trust (National body on Ethnic Health) Vice President, Wirral Multicultural Organisation Committee Member, Wirral Chinese Association Patients‘ Choice Trustee, British Heart Foundation and Department of Health 2002-2003

CHANDOS, Viscount *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to Sand Aire Limited (wealth management) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Altergraphics Ltd (digital printing)

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Capital & Regional plc (property investment and management) Cine-UK Ltd (cinema operator) Easter Holdings Ltd (property development and management) GFH Strategy Ltd (provision of services as company director and strategic consultant) Global Natural Energy plc (energy distribution) Northbridge UK Ltd (investment management holding company) Northbridge Management Ltd (investment management) Northbridge Ventures Ltd (venture capital Advisory company) RSMB Television Research Ltd (television audience research) Steamroller Restaurants plc (restaurant operator) Tuskerdirect Ltd (car leasing and vehicle fleet management) Udex Limited (operator of standardised product description systems) Zone Ltd (magazine publishing and website development) Cleobury Limited (cinema operator and theatrical producer) Grayling International Limited (public relations) The Television Corporation plc (independent television production company) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings GFH Strategy Ltd (provision of services as company director and strategic consultant) *13(a) Significant shareholdings Capital & Regional plc (property investment and management) Cine-UK Ltd (cinema operator) International Network Television Holdings Ltd (Russian TV network) Northbridge (UK) Ltd (investment management holding company) Udex Ltd (operator of standardised product description systems) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director, Charibond Director, Charities Investment Managers Ltd Director, Social Market Foundation Director, The 21st Century Learning Initiative (UK) President, National Kidney Research Fund Trustee, Countess of Munster Musical Trust Trustee, Esmée Fairbairn Foundation

CHAPMAN, Baroness 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chair Person, Leeds Centre for Integrated Living 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Chair Person, Leeds United Disabled Organisation 16(b) Voluntary organisations Habinteg Housing Association

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CHESTER, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chair of Governors, University College, Chester Governor, The Queen‘s School, Chester Governor, The King‘s School, Chester

CHIDGEY, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Joint owner of two commercially rented domestic properties in Southsea *13(d) Hospitality or gifts Guest of Government of Gibraltar for National Day celebrations (September 2004)

CHILVER, Lord *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Controlling interest in Lawren Limited (management consultants) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Court of Cranfield University

CHITNIS, Lord No relevant interests

CHOLMONDELEY, Marquess of *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Cheshire and , including residential properties 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Hermitage Development Trust The Alice Trust

CHORLEY, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Let cottage in Cumbria 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Pro Patrimonio (Romania National Trust)

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15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. President, Association for Geographic Information Hon. Vice President & Member of Finance Committee, Royal Geographical Society Trustee, Mountain Heritage Trust Vice President, Council for National Parks Vice President, Friends of the Lake District

CHRISTOPHER, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Self-employed Consultant (BNFL plc is a client) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director (Chairman), TU Fund Managers Ltd 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Members‘ Auditor (elected), International Confederation of Free Trades Unions (ICFTU) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Trade Union Unit Trust Charitable Trust Trustee, Douglas Houghton Memorial Fund

CLARK OF CALTON, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary I am a member of the Scottish Bar. I ceased practice as a self- employed QC in May 1999 when I was appointed as Advocate General for Scotland. I am a practising member of the English Bar For any legal work done since my appointment as Advocate General for Scotland, I receive no payment beyond my ministerial salary *13(b) Landholdings House in Dundee Flat in Paris jointly owned with my husband 15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Bencher of Inner Temple

CLARK OF WINDERMERE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Homeowners Friendly Society Ltd Non-executive Director, UK Friendly Insurance Services Ltd Non-executive Director, Thales UK plc Carlisle United AFC Ltd

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*12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chair, Forestry Commission 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Vindolanda Trust Chair, Gravetye Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron of The Defence Forum

CLARKE OF HAMPSTEAD, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Non-parliamentary consultant to Union Income Benefit Ltd, London NW1 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, RAF Museum, Hendon Trustee, Alma Hospital Trust (hospital in Pakistan) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, ALMA Hospital Trust charity (hospital building in Pakistan) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Labour Friends of Israel Member, One World Action

CLEMENT-JONES, Lord *12(b) Parliamentary lobbying Partner of DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary (international law firm) and Chairman of Upstream, its Europe and Asia Government Relations and Communications Practice, the latter of which advises clients on government and parliamentary matters.

The member is paid £50,000 in respect of his services as Chairman of Upstream *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive director, Natural Resources Stewardship Trust *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Partner DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Secretarial assistance paid for by DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor, Haileybury (Haileybury and Imperial Service College)

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15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Treehouse Trust (school for autistic children) Chairman, Women Returners Network Chairman, Lambeth Crime Prevention Trust Director, CancerBACUP Patron, Tymes Trust 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Centre for Reform 16(b) Voluntary organisations Survival

CLINTON-DAVIS, Lord 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions President, British Airline Pilots Association

CLYDE, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Justice Oversight Commissioner, Northern Ireland 15(a) Membership of public bodies Vice President, Royal Blind Asylum and School Convenor, Children in Scotland 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director, Garscube Enterprises Ltd Director, Scottish Episcopal Church Nominees Hon. Vice President, Scottish Lawyers European Group Member, Advisory Committee of Sir William Dale Centre for Legislative Studies

COBBOLD, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Lytton Enterprises Ltd (commercial exploitation of family home, Knebworth House, as a tourist attraction) (currently unpaid) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Lytton Enterprises Ltd (commercial exploitation of family home, Knebworth House, as a tourist attraction) *13(b) Landholdings Beneficial owner of part of the Knebworth Estate in Hertfordshire including residential properties, tenant farmland, woodlands, park and formal gardens

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15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor and President of the Development Committee, University of Hertfordshire 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Knebworth Twinning Association 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Knebworth House Education and Preservation Trust Chairman and Trustee, St Mary‘s and St Martin‘s Preservation Trust Chairman and Trustee, Stevenage Community Trust Trustee, The Pilgrim Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member and former office holder, Historic Houses Association

COCKFIELD, Lord 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Member of the Council of ―Britain in Europe‖ 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee of a private educational charity

COE, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Seb Coe Health Clubs – Jarvis Hotels Special Advisor, Nike International *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Fastrack (non-executive Chairman) 0800 Reverse Chairman, London 2012 Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Sports Columnist, Daily Telegraph *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Surrey 16(a) Trusteeships Youth Sports Trust

COHEN OF PIMLICO, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, LSE plc (London Stock Exchange) Non-executive Chairman, BPP Holdings plc Non-executive Director, MCG Plc

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15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Fellow, St. Edmunds College, Cambridge

COLVILLE OF CULROSS, Viscount *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Assistant Surveillance Commissioner, under Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act and Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Scotland) Act

COLWYN, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Banbury Local Radio (until 2 December 2005) (unremunerated) Chairman, Campbell Montague International *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Dental Practitioner Portman Trusts 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, British Fluoridation Society 16(a) Trusteeships Portman Trusts

CONDON, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Member, Advisory Board of Tolman Cunard (a firm of strategic management consultants) (currently unpaid but may lead to paid consultancy work) Associate Consultant to EDS *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Group 4 Securicor plc Director, Tenix Holdings Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, Independent Complaints Panel of the Portman Group (which promotes sensible drinking and is promoted and funded by the drinks industry) Director, Anti Corruption Unit of the International Cricket Council Member of the Advisory Board, Verint Systems Inc. USA Member of the UK Advisory Board of the Australian privately owned company TENIX 15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Fellow, St Peter‘s College, Oxford

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Member, Oxford University Society Council 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Life Member, Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) President of the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) (until 2006) (unpaid)

COOKE OF ISLANDREAGH, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Vice Chairman, Foyle, Carlingford and Irish Lights Commission

COOKE OF THORNDON, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Non-permanent Judge of Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal (involves sitting usually once a year for a period of about one month) Judge of Samoa Court of Appeal (involves sitting usually once a year for a period of about one week) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Commissioner of International Commission of Jurists and Centre for Independence of Judges and lawyers Life Member, American Law Institute Life Member, LawAsia Member, International Bar Association Member, Editorial Boards of various law journals Member, London Court of International Arbitration Hon. Fellow, benches of various legal institutions and educational institutions

COPE OF BERKELEY, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Opposition Chief Whip, House of Lords 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, War Memorials Trust

CORBETT OF CASTLE VALE, Lord *12(i) Visits Study Tour of Germany (3-6 September 2002) (travel, accommodation and hospitality provided by all-party Parliamentary Rail Freight Group) Visit to Cyprus (21-25 November 2003) (fare and accommodation provided by the House of Representatives) Visit to Hungary (21-23 March) with all-party EU Accession Group. Fare paid through Parliamentary travel scheme. Accommodation

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and hospitality provided by Hungarian Parliament Visit to Romania (29 May-2 June). Fare paid through Parliamentary travel scheme. Accommodation and hospitality provided by Romanian Parliament 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman, Castle Vale Neighbourhood Partnership Board, Birmingham Member, Wilton Park Academic Council

CORSTON, Baroness 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee of the British Empire and Commonwealth Museum 16(b) Voluntary organisations Transport & General Workers‘ Union

COURTOWN, Earl of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Cotswold Estate Services Limited (forestry and landscape consultants and contractors) *13(b) Landholdings Residual estate in Co. Wexford, Ireland

COVENTRY, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend 15(a) Membership of public bodies Visitor, St. Peter‘s College, Oxford Member of the Warwick University Court Vice President, University of Gloucester 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chair, St. Peter‘s Saltley Educational Trust Chair, Coventry Diocesan Trust Vice President, Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Vice President, Warwickshire County Cricket Club

COX, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chief Executive, Humanitarion Aid Relief Trust (HART) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Director, Emmanuel College, Gateshead

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Hon. Vice President, Royal College of Nursing President, Dean Close School 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. President, Christian Solidarity Worldwide (United Kingdom) Patron, MERLIN (Medical Emergency Relief International) Trustee, The Andrei Sakharov Foundation Trustee, Nuffield Provincial Hospital Trust Trustee, The Trusthouse Charitable Foundation Chairman, IICORR (International Islamic Christian Organisation for Reconciliation and Reconstruction) Co-Director, Educational Research Trust Trustee, Chernobyl Relief Foundation Trustee, Siberian Medical University, Tomsk

CRAIG OF RADLEY, Lord *12(i) Visits Visit to Swaziland in August 2003 (5 days) as member CPTM (Commonwealth Partnership for Technology Management) Ltd Visit to Malaysia in July/August 2004 (5 days) as member CPTM (Commonwealth Partnership for Technology Management) Ltd 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Fellow, Commonwealth Partnership for Technology Management Ltd President (RAF), The ―Not Forgotten‖ Association Vice Chairman of Council, RAF Benevolent Fund Vice President, Forces Pension Society President, Royal Air Force Club Vice President, Royal Star and Garter Home 16(b) Voluntary organisations Life Member, RAFA

CRAIGAVON, Viscount 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of Trustees and the Executive Committee, Anglo-Austrian Society (a charity) Member of the Advisory Committee, Progress Educational Trust (a charity)

CRATHORNE, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to Hand Picked Hotels Consultant to Von Essen Hotels 15(a) Membership of public bodies Court of Hull University

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Court of York University 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chairman of Trustees, Captain Cook Birthplace Museum President, Georgian Group (Statutory Amenity Society) Trustee, Georgian Theatre Royal, Richmond, North Yorkshire 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Lord Chancellor‘s Advisory Committee on Justices of the Peace, North Yorkshire Chairman, Lord Chancellor‘s Advisory Committee on Tax, North Yorkshire Chairman, Works of Art Committee, House of Lords Editorial Board, House Magazine Hon. Secretary, All party Parliamentary Arts and Heritage Group President, Cleveland and South Durham Magistrates Association President, North Yorkshire County Scouts Council President, St Johns, North Yorkshire Branch Vice President, North of England RFCA Vice President, Yorkshire and Humberside RFCA (Reserve Forces and Cadets Association) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Fellow, Royal Society of Arts

CRAWFORD AND BALCARRES, Earl of 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Balcarres Heritage Trust Ltd (a registered charity)

CRAWLEY, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary as a Government whip 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of the Labour Party

CRICKHOWELL, Lord No relevant interests

CROHAM, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Trustee, Anglo-German Foundation 16(a) Trusteeships Council Member, Institute for Fiscal Studies Governor, National Institute for Economic and Social Research

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CUCKNEY, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Elder Brother of the Corporation of Trinity House and thereby a member of its Court

CULLEN OF WHITEKIRK, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Lord President of the Court of Session and Lord Justice-General of Scotland 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of the University Court of Napier University, Edinburgh 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee of the National Library of Scotland Trustee of the Bute House Trust

CUMBERLEGE, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Director, Cumberlege Connections Ltd Consultant, Quo Health Ltd *12(e) Remunerated directorships Assuring Better Practice Ltd *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Cumberlege Connections Ltd 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chair of Council, St. George‘s Medical School Council Member, Sussex University 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chair of Trustees, Chailey Heritage School Trustee, Cancer Research UK Senior Associate, King‘s Fund Vice President, Royal College of Nursing Vice President, Royal College of Midwives

CURRIE OF MARYLEBONE, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Dean and Professor of Business Economics, CASS Business School, City University, London (also Director of City University Management Development Ltd (a wholly owned subsidiary of City University London)) Chairman of Ofcom

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Chairman of Independent Audit Ltd Member, Dubai Financial Services Authority

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D’SOUZA, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to the REDRESS Trust 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor of the Westminster Foundation for Democracy 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee of International House (educational charity) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member of Bampton Classical Opera Development Board Trustee, Zimbiala Trust (Human rights in Zimbabwe)

DAHRENDORF, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor, London School of Economics 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Board Member, Avenir Suisse (Policy Research Institute)

DARCY DE KNAYTH, Baroness 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice-President, Grange Centre for people with disabilities (training and work) President, Disabled Ramblers President, SKILL (National Bureau for Students with Disabilities) Vice-President, WAMDSAD (Windsor/Ascot/Maidenhead District Sports Association for Disabled People) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, JCMD (Joint Committee on Mobility for Disabled People) Member, RADAR (Royal Association for Disability and Rehabilitation) Member, SIA (Spinal Injuries Association) Patron, IPSEA (Independent Panel for Special Educational Advice) Patron, Greenbank Project Ltd Patron, Artsline Patron, GLAD (Greater London Action on Disability) Patron, DEMAND

DAVID, Baroness 15(a) Membership of public bodies Vice President, Local Government Association

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DAVIES OF COITY, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Member of the Employment Appeal Tribunal 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, People‘s History Museum (formerly the National Museum of Labour History) Trustee, Royal School for the Deaf and Communication Disorders 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, Commercial Travellers Benevolent Fund President, The National Kidney Research Fund in Wales President, Greater Manchester East County Scout Council

DAVIES OF OLDHAM, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary

DEAN OF HARPTREE, Lord No relevant interests

DEAN OF THORNTON-LE-FYLDE, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive member of the board of George Wimpey Plc Non-executive Director of Dawson Holdings Ltd (wholesalers of newspapers, magazines and related products) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Member, House of Lords Appointments Commission Chairman, Market Authority 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member of Council, Literary Trust Trustee, Industry and Parliament Trust Member, University College London Hospital NHS Trust Appeal Foundation 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

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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)

DEEDES, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Member of editorial staff of the Daily Telegraph

DE MAULEY, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Management Consultant in the investment banking industry *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, FixIT Worldwide Limited (a private company providing information technology services) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Controlling interest in FixIT Worldwide Limited *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) Director of Vote-OK (an organisation whose purpose is to support candidates at elections who will support a repeal of the Hunting Act 2004 and are standing in marginal constituencies) 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee for a trust holding land and other property in Scotland

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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

DENHAM, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Leadership UK Ltd (unpaid) Thames Estuary Airport Company (TEACO) (unpaid at present) *13(b) Landholdings Fold of pedigree highland cattle (run on wife‘s farm in Argyll) Grazing let round house in Weston Underwood 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Senior Patron, The Countryside Alliance

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, The Multi-Faith Centre at the University of Derby

DESAI, Lord

15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. President, South and Finsbury Labour Party

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DHOLAKIA, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Member, House of Lords Appointments Commission (annual fee for attendance £3,000) *12(i) Visits Trip to Nato, Brussels (14 September 2002) organised by The Atlantic Council and funded by Nato (Travel and subsistence paid) Trip to Chile (6 March 2003 – 13 April 2003) paid by I.P.A Trip to Qatar (13 April - 16 April 2003) funded by the Government of Qatar (Travel and subsistence paid) Trip to Tanzania (26 May - 1 June 2003) funded by Westminster Foundation for Democracy (Travel and subsistence paid) Trip to Estonia (1 September – 4 September 2003) EU Enlargement visit, funded by Parliament of Estonia (Travel and subsistence paid) Trip to Qatar (4 April – 7 April 2004) funded by the Government of Qatar Trip to Romania (29 March -2 June 2004) EU Enlargement visit funded by Government of Romania Trip to India (24 November to 29 November 2004) funded by the Loomba Foundation. Travel and subsistence paid. Trip to Qatar (27 March to 30 March 2005) funded by Government of Qatar 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Member of Governing Body of Commonwealth Institute President, Friends Circle International Trustee, Commonwealth Museum, Bristol Trustee, Pallant House Museum, Chichester 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions President and Trustee, National Association of 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 President, Liberal Democrats (in receipt of travelling expenses when visiting constituencies) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member of Advisory Board, Centre for Reform Trustee, British Indian Golden Jubilee Fund Trustee, Dr L M Singhvi Foundation Mental Health Foundation Trustee, Police Foundation Trustee, Policy Research Institute on Ageing and Ethnicity Trustee, Shrimati Pushpawati Loomba Memorial Trust Trustee, The Gandhi Trust Vice President, Family Welfare Association Vice President, Tower Hamlets Race Equality Council

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16(b) Voluntary organisations Indian Jewish Association UK Member, The Caine Prize for African Writing

DIXON, Lord 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee Member, Derbyshire Families Association 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

DONALDSON OF LYMINGTON, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Appeals Commissioner, Direct Marketing Association Chairman, Appeals Panel, London Metal Exchange 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Parliamentary Maritime Group President, League of Friends of Lyminton Hospital

DONOUGHUE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Starting Price Regulatory Board *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, Future Financing of Racing Group Visiting Professor, London School of Economics (unpaid)

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*12(i) Visits Periodic visits and hospitality at various racecourses in Britain and Ireland, including entertainment by various bookmakers, racecourse management, and miscellaneous hosts. *13(d) Hospitality or gifts March 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005 entertained by Cheltenham Race Course March 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005 entertained by Ladbrokes June 2003 and 2004 entertained by Ascot Racecourse and by the TOTE July 2003, 2004,2005 entertained by Corals Bookmakers 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee of Dorneywood 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Temporary Chairman of various committees in racing and betting industry 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Animals in War Trustee, International League for the Protection of Horses Trustee, Victorian Country Histories Vice President, CSCS (Comprehensive Schools) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Blood Pressure Association British Diabetes Association

DRAYSON, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Holder of ministerial office but does not receive ministerial salary 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Drayson Foundation (registered charity)

DUBS, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, Code Panel, Association of Energy Suppliers *12(i) Visits Visit to Prague (12-14 September 2002) to attend a conference by the British Council (fares and accommodation paid for by the British Council) Visit to Poland (25-28 September 2002) as guest of the Polish Government on a study visit regarding European enlargement (fares and accommodation paid for by the Polish Embassy/Government) Visit to Belfast (24-25 February 2003) to look at integrated schools (accommodation, meals and travel in Belfast provided by the

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Northern Ireland Council for Integrated Education) Visit to Greece (19-21 June 2003) to attend a conference as guest of Greek Foreign Minister who provided all travel and accommodation Visit to Prague (4-6 September 2003) to attend a conference by the British Council (fares and accommodation paid for by the British Council) Visit to Cyprus (23-25 November 2003) as guest of the House of Representatives (fares and accommodation were provided) Visit to Hong Kong (29 November to 6 December 2003) as guest of Hong Kong SAR Government (fares and accommodation were provided) Visit to Hungary (21 - 23 March 2004) as guest of the Hungarian Parliament (hospitality and accommodation provided) Visit to Romania (29 May – 2 June 2004) as guest of Romanian Parliament (accommodation and international travel paid by hosts) Visit to Vietnam (18-25 September 2004) as guest of Vietnamese National Assembly (hospitality and accommodation were provided) 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Fabian Society, elected Executive Committee Member 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of Open University Foundation

DUNDEE, Earl of *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, The 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)

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DUNN, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, HSBC Holdings plc *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 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 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Sunderland AFC Foundation 16(a) Trusteeships Auckland Castle Enterprises Ltd The Churches‘ Regional Commission in North East Durham Diocesan Board of Finance

DYKES, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Mid-Atlantic Club UK in association with ESU

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EAMES, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland *13(b) Landholdings Ownership of 2 small shops, Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast properties let. 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Board of Governors, Royal School, Armagh Member, Court of the University of Ulster, Jordanstown, Belfast Chair, Management Committee and Governors, Planetarium and Observatory, Armagh Membership (Honorary) of various local charities 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chair of Church Committees, Church of Ireland Chair of Inter-Anglican Finance Committee Member of Anglican Communion Committees Various Church bodies 16(b) Voluntary organisations Christian Aid Institute of Advanced Motorists McCann Trust for the Blind Various Church Committees

EATWELL, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, British Library Non-executive Director, Cambridge Econometrics Non-executive Director, Rontech Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment President, Queens‘ College, Cambridge Professor of Financial Policy, University of Cambridge Member, Regulatory Decisions Committee, FSA Advisor, Warburg Pincus International Ltd Advisor, Palamon Capital Partners, LLP 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of Court, University of Luton 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Board Member, Royal Opera House Governor, Royal Ballet School

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15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Trustee, IPPR

ECCLES, Viscount 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of the Council of the Eccles centre for American studies in the British Library 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee of the Bowes Museum Member of the Council of The Georgian Theatre 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, U.C.L. Hospitals Trustee, The Magdalen College Oxford Development Trust

ECCLES OF MOULTON, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Times Newspapers Holdings Ltd 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Director, Opera North, company limited by guarantee 16(a) Trusteeships London Clinic Company limited by guarantee

EDEN OF WINTON, Lord No relevant interests

ELDER, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant, First Group plc Consultant, Forth Ports Plc Consultant, The Smith Institute Adviser to Daval International Ltd 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chancellor, Al-Maktoum Institute for Arabic and Islamic Studies Member of the Action Committee for the Scottish National Photography Centre

ELIS-THOMAS, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Assembly Member and Presiding Officer, National Assembly for

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Wales 15(a) Membership of public bodies President, Bangor University of Wales

ELLES, Baroness 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, European Union of Women (Greater London area)

ELLIOTT OF MORPETH, Lord No relevant interests

ELTON, Lord No relevant interests

ELYSTAN-MORGAN, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment I sit from time to time as a Deputy Circuit Judge remunerated on a per diem basis 15(a) Membership of public bodies President and Chairman of the Council, University of Wales, Aberystwyth

EMERTON, Baroness 15(a) Membership of public bodies Trustee, Defence Medical Welfare Service 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, National Association of Hospital and Community Friends President, Florence Nightingale Foundation 16(b) Voluntary organisations St John Ambulance Fellowship

ERROLL, Earl of *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultancy on I.C.T. issues Securing business for a Procurement & Management consultancy *12(e) Remunerated directorships Fonem Ltd VoiceXchange

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*12(f) Regular remunerated employment Direct Sales using the Internet *13(b) Landholdings House and cliffs in Aberdeenshire; they constitute an SSSI, SAC and Ancient Monument 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chief, Clan Hay Vice-President, Royal Caledonian Ball Warden, The Worshipful Company of Fishmongers 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of Mar Estate Trust Fishmongers‘ Company‘s Charitable Trust Fishmongers‘ Company‘s Fisheries Charitable Trust The Billingsgate Christian Mission Harrietsham Almshouse Trust Jesus Hospital Trust Fishmongers‘ Company‘s Trust (mainly small charitable trusts dispensing small sums of money: full details of these have been given to the Registrar and may be consulted on application to his office) 16(b) Voluntary organisations T.A. Regimental Association

EVANS OF PARKSIDE, Lord No relevant interests

EVANS OF TEMPLE GUITING, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary as a Government whip

EVANS OF WATFORD, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Redactive Publishing Limited PP & Partners Telemedia bv (Holland) Senate Consulting Limited *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, Personnel Publications Ltd *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Redactive Publications Limited Personnel Publications Ltd Senate Consulting Ltd

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*13(a) Significant shareholdings Union Income Benefit Holdings plc 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of the Industrial Advisory Group to the printing department of West Herts College 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Royal Air Force Museum Director, Royal Air Force Museum Enterprises Ltd 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Watford CT Scanner Appeal 16(a) Trusteeships Director, Partnerships Sourcing Ltd 16(b) Voluntary organisations Cancer Research UK (Honorary Fellow) Member of the Worshipful Company of Marketors Disability Trust (Vice Patron) Fellow of City and Guilds of London Institute Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Marketing

EWING OF KIRKFORD, Lord No relevant interests

EZRA, Lord 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Patron, Micropower Council Vice President, National Home Improvement Council 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, British Standards Institution Vice President, Institute of Management Vice President, Institute of Trading Standards Patron, Combustion Engineering Association

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FALCONER OF THOROTON, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary *12(i) Visits Visit to Venice (5-7 March 2005) with wife to attend the British-Italian Media Seminar as guests of the Italian Government *13(b) Landholdings Homes in London and Nottinghamshire; joint ownership (with wife) of two flats in London occupied by an employee and a member of wife‘s family (from whom rent is received); also, co-ownership of a house formerly inhabited by father now rented out *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend Wife is a Queen‘s Counsel practising from 4 Brick Court, Temple, London. She also owns a small cottage (rented) in Flintham, Nottinghamshire

FALKENDER, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships General Mediterranean Holding UK Ltd 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies The Silver Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations British Film Industry (now the British Screen Advisory Council)

FALKLAND, Viscount *12(i) Visits Visit (June 2003) to Newmarket Races under the auspices of the all- party Racing and Bloodstock Industries One day‘s racing at Ascot as guest of the chairman of the Tote Visit to Plumpton Racecourse as a guest of the owner/chief executive of the British Horseracing Board 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron of CHARIS (Tower Hamlets Mission) alcohol and drug treatment centre (residential)

FALKNER OF MARGRAVINE, Baroness 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee of the Hampden (Educational) Trust (a small not-for-profit

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organisation promoting education in the poorest developing countries) (unpaid) President, JIGSAW4U (unpaid) (a charity dedicated to working with children and families in crisis or having undergone bereavement) Patron, Pakistan Human Development Fund (UK) (unpaid) (a charity dedicated to raising awareness and funding for programmes undertaken by the National Commission for Human Development in Pakistan

FARRINGTON OF RIBBLETON, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, West Lancashire Scout Association Vice President, Lancashire Youth Association

FAULKNER OF WORCESTER, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Adviser, Sportech plc *12(i) Visits Visit to Venice and Trieste as vice-chairman of British Taiwanese all- party Parliamentary Group (5-7 September 2003) sponsored by government of Taiwan for seminar attended by representatives of other Taiwanese parliamentary friendship groups in Europe Visit to Taiwan (27 December 2003 – 3 January 2004) as guest of Taiwanese government, with group of parliamentarians from all- party British-Taiwanese group Visit to Taiwan (18-21 May 2004) as guest of Taiwanese Government, for the President‘s inauguration Visit to Flanders (October 2004) with the all-party War Graves and Battlefields Heritage Group; all expenses met by Thales plc (9 November 2004) *13(b) Landholdings Residential property in Oxford let to students 15(a) Membership of public bodies Honorary Fellow, Worcester College, Oxford Director, Cardiff Millennium Stadium plc (Vice Chairman since November 2004) Member, University Court, University of Luton Member of Railway Heritage Committee (Chairman since December 2004) 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Vice President, Transport 2000

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15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice-President, Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (President 2001-2004) 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Foundation for Sport and the Arts Trustee, Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation Trustee, Gamcare

FEARN, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor of King George V 6th Form College, Southport Governor of Norwood , Southport Councillor for Sefton, M.B.C 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Southport Branch of National Schizophrenia Society President, Southport Liberal Democrat Party President, Southport Royal Navy Association President, All Souls Dramatic Club Trustee, Gladstone Club, Southport Trustee, Offshore Lifeboat, Southport Vice President, British Resorts Association

FELDMAN, Lord 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions A Treasurer of the Conservative Party 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of my children‘s trusts Fresh Hope Trust (from August 2003)

FELLOWES, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Chairman, Barclays Private Bank Non-executive Director, SABmiller plc 15(a) Membership of public bodies Vice-Chairman, Commonwealth Institute Council member, International Chamber of Commerce (UK) 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Rhodes Trust, Mandela-Rhodes Foundation Trustee, Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Trustee, Orchid Trust (Male Cancer Charity) Chairman, Prison Reform Trust Other trusteeships of family or friends‘ trusts

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FERRERS, Earl *13(b) Landholdings Interest in land in Norfolk 15(a) Membership of public bodies High Steward, Cathedral 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Grand Prior of England and Wales of the Military and Hospitaller Order of Saint Lazarus of Jerusalem 16(b) Voluntary organisations Freeman of the Worshipful Company of Farriers

FILKIN, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Part time appointment as an adviser with Cap Gemini *13(b) Landholdings Director, Sprucespace Property Company Ltd. This company owns the freehold of 3 houses in Warwick Square, Pimlico. Leasehold interest held in one flat in one of these houses 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, The Parliament Choir which is an all-party parliamentary group, a company limited by guarantee and a registered charity

FINLAY OF LLANDAFF, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Employed as a clinician by Marie Curie Cancer Care (no parliamentary or political consultancy given) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Professor of Palliative Medicine and Vice Dean (until October 2005), School of Medicine, Cardiff University Clinical Consultant, Marie Curie Cancer Care Clinical Consultant, Velindre NHS Trust 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governing Body, Howell‘s School Llandaff GDST Patron, Fundraising Appeal, Church in Wales Primary School, Llandaff Patron, All Wales Institute for Medical Humanities Member, Stakeholder Advisory Commission for First Great Western Trains President, Association of Chartered Physiotherapy President Elect, Royal Society of Medicine (duties are from October 2005)

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15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Vice President of NSPCC Full Stop Campaign in Wales 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Founder Member, Scientific Committee, Cancer Research UK Member, International Scientific Expert Panel, Cicely Saunders Foundation President, Multiple Sclerosis Cymru Hon. Vice President of Cardiff Business Club Parliamentary Patron of the Westminster Education Forum (which is run by the Westminster Media Forum) Patron , ―Canserve‖ (a lung cancer patient and carer group for Wales) Vice Chairman, APPG on Medical Technology Present of Ash in Wales 16(b) 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

FITT, Lord No relevant interests

FLATHER, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Club Asia Independent Radio 15(a) Membership of public bodies Council Member, University College London Advisory Council, American Intercontinental University 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Memorial Gates Trust Friends of Seva Mandir (providing water in Rajasthan) Bookpower (low priced professional texts for developing countries) Pan African Health Foundation Council of Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Vice President – Towns Women‘s Guild Servite Houses Carers National Association British Association of Counselling 16(a) Trusteeships Bookpower (low priced professional texts for developing countries) Memorial Gates Trust Marie Stopes International

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16(b) Voluntary organisations Council of Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Marie Stopes International

FLOWERS, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Parliamentary Science and Technology Information Foundation 16(b) Voluntary organisations Fellow, The Royal Society Hon. Fellow, The Institution of Electrical Engineers Hon. Fellow, The Royal College of Physicians Hon. Fellow, The Institute of Physics Emeritus Member, Academia Europaea

FOOKES, Baroness 15(a) Membership of public bodies Deputy Lieutenant, East Sussex Member of Board of Governors of Kelly College, Tavistock 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member, Council of Management, UK/Canada Colloquia Chairman, Millennium Committee of the Fellowship of St. Nicholas Chairman, Vincent Lines Memorial Trust Chairman, Welfare Fund for Companion Animals President, SSAFA Forces Help (Sussex branch) President, NSPCC (local branch) President, League of Friends Royal Eye Hospital, Plymouth President, Friends of Derriford Hospital Kidney Unit President, Chiropractic Patients‘ Association Vice President, War Widows Association of Great Britain Vice President, S.O.S Vice President, R.S.P.C.A Vice President, Stonehouse Residents‘ Association 16(b) Voluntary organisations Hon. Associate Member, British Veterinary Association Hon. Associate Member, Institute of Horticulture

FORSYTH OF DRUMLEAN, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, J & J Denholm Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Deputy Chairman, JP Morgan, UK

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15(a) Membership of public bodies Patron, Craighalbert Centre, The Scottish Centre for Children with Motor Impairments

FOSTER OF THAMES BANK, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Foster & Partners Ltd (Architects and Designers) Foster Group (International) Ltd (Architects and Designers) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Foster Group (International) Ltd (Architects and Designers holding company) Precis (2011) Ltd (no activity at present) Norman Foster Foundation (a charity) Foster and Partners Ltd Foster Holdings Ltd Foster and Partners (Japan) Ltd Foster and Partners (Hong Kong) Ltd Foster and Partners (Singapore) Pte Ltd F & P Architekten Gmbh Office Design Services Ltd Foster (Nederland) BV Foster Germany Ltd Foster Aviation Ltd *13(a) Significant shareholdings Ivory Press Ltd (Publishers) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Royal Academician President of Tommies Campaign Chairman of Digestive Disorders Charity Trustee of UK Chapter of the International Committee of Friends of Viipuri Library Member of International Committee for Friends of Viipuri Library Member of British Council of Offices Trustee of Norman Foster Foundation

FOULKES OF CUMNOCK, Lord *12(a) Parliamentary consultancy agreements Parliamentary Consultant to the Confederation of U.K Coal Producers (a fee is paid quarterly in advance of £2250) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Chairman of the Board of Heart of Midlothian Football Club P.L.C (unpaid)

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FOWLER, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Aggregate Industries plc Chairman, Numark plc Chairman, Numark Trading Ltd (joint company of Numark plc and Phoenix Medical Services Ltd) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice Chairman, all-party Group on AIDS 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Thomson Foundation Trustee, Terrence Higgins Trust

FRASER OF CARMYLLIE, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Partner, Fraser Forrest LLP International Energy Consultants *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Chairman, JKX Oil and Gas plc Non-executive Chairman, Nova Technology Management Ltd Non-executive Director, Alkane Energy plc Non-executive Director, Carnoustie Golf Course Hotel & Resort Ltd Non-executive Director, International Petroleum Exchange Non-executive Director, London Metal Exchange Non-executive Director, Total Holdings UK Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, Statutory Committee, Royal Pharmaceutical Society (chairing disciplinary hearings 2/3 days most months) *12(i) Visits Visit to Doha, Qatar (5-6 April 2004) for International Conference on democracy, paid for by Qatar Government Visit (6-9 June) with wife to Baku with Executive Committee of the Anglo-Azerbaijani Society, flight paid for by Society 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, National Association of Hospital and Community Friends Hon. President, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Queen Margaret University College, Edinburgh

FREEMAN, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant, Pricewaterhouse Coopers Corporate Finance Division

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RP&C Limited (Real Estate Advisers) Advisor, Quester (venture capital investors) (from 1 June 2005) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Thales Holdings UK plc (and chairman or director of a number of wholly owned subsidiaries of Thales Holdings UK plc including pension trustee companies) Chairman, Radiation Watch Ltd Director, Thales SA Chairman, Metalysis Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman of the Advisory Panel of Independent Direction, Directors‘ Advisory Service Ltd (―IDDAS‖) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Council of Reserve Forces‘ and Cadets‘ Associations in the UK (unpaid) Member of the Advisory Council, British Contractors and Consultants Bureau (BCCB) (unpaid) Co-Chairman, UK-Sierra Leone Business Forum (unpaid) Chairman, Busoga Trust (a Christian charity raising money to build water wells in Uganda) (unpaid) Chairman of Trustees, Skill Force Development Ltd (unpaid) Chairman, Cambridge University Challenge Fund (seed capital for University technology spin-outs) (unpaid)

FREYBERG, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member, Advisory Council of Link Foundation for UK-NZ relations Member, Council of Advisors of ACE (Arts & Christianity Enquiry) Vice Chairman, The Committee to Reinstate the Royal Naval Division Memorial 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member and Chair, Cubitt Studios (Artists co-operative of 33 members with a Board of Trustees and registered charity)

FRITCHIE, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Mainstream Development, 51 St. Paul‘s Road, Gloucester, GLI 5AP – sole trader *12(e) Remunerated directorships Vice Chair, Stroud and Swindon Building Society Non-executive Director, Stroud and Swindon Mortgage Co. *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Commissioner for Public Appointments

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Non-executive Director, Stroud and Swindon Building Society Consultant, Mainstream Development 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (unpaid) Pro-Chancellor, Southampton University 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President of the British Lung Foundation 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Stroud and Swindon Building Society Pension Fund 16(b) Voluntary organisations Ambassador for - Winston‘s Wish (a grief support charity for children) - Gloucestershire First - St. Andrews – FIFE Council Patron - Pied Piper Appeal (children‘s hospital) - Pennell Health Initiative

FYFE OF FAIRFIELD, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Unity Trust Bank 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Member of the Co-operative Party

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GALE, Baroness *12(i) Visits Visit to Taiwan (27 December 2003 for seven days) as part of a Parliamentary delegation on behalf of the British-Taiwanese Group. Guest of the Taiwan government – flight, hotel and meals paid for by Taiwan government. 15(a) Membership of public bodies Commissioner for Wales, Women‘s National Commission 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Joint Secretary, Associate Parliamentary Group on Animal Welfare Vice Chairman, Labour Animal Welfare Society

15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Treherbert and District Branch of the British Legion

GARDEN, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Research work on a consultancy basis through King‘s College London Military expert to BBC for ‗Crisis Command‘ Programme *12(i) Visits Visit to NATO HQ, Brussels for briefings (13-14 March 2005). Travel and accommodation paid for by NATO Visit to Athens to speak at Conference (9-11 June 2005). Travel and accommodation paid for by Citizens for the Future 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, London & Southeast region Air Training Corps President, Liberal International British Group President, RAF Oxford & Cambridge Society President, Adastral Burns Club President, Trading Standards Institution Chairman, Rippon Group 16(a) Trusteeships Director, Königswinter Conference Member of the Council of the Royal United Services Institute 16(b) Voluntary organisations Fellow, Royal Aeronautical Society Fellow, Royal United Services Institute Fellow, City & Guilds of London Institute Ass. Fellow, Royal Institute of International Affairs Member, International Institute for Strategic Studies Liveryman, Guild of Air Pilots and Air Navigators

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GARDNER OF PARKES, Baroness *12(i) Visits Various visits and hospitality received from London Tourist Board, Intellect (June 2002), Pharmacy Group, Legal Action Group (July 2002), Nuclear Industry (December 2002), all-party Parliamentary Group on Osteoporosis (June 2003) Lunch (July 2002) at the Korean Embassy under the auspices of the all-party Parliamentary Group on Korea Visits under the auspices of the all-party Parliamentary Group on Arts & Heritage: Queens Gallery (July 2002), Tate Britain and Royal Academy (December 2002), Dinner and opera as guests (with husband) of National Grid (June 2002) CPA delegation to Australia (September–October 2002) (accompanied by husband at his own expense) Visit to Bournemouth (November 2002) for British Legion Festival of Remembrance and to Bournemouth (April 2003) in role as Hon Vice-President of the Royal British Legion Women‘s Section Visits under the auspices of the all-party Parliamentary Group on Arts & Heritage: British Library (February 2003), Natural History Museum, Science Museum, National Gallery (April 2003) Visit (with husband) to Newmarket races (June 2003) under the auspices of the all-party Parliamentary Group on Racing & Bloodstock Industries Lunch (June 2003) sponsored by Scholl for the all-party Parliamentary Group for DVT Awareness Dinner (June 2003) given by all-party Parliamentary Group on Financial Services Visit (July 2003) to Royal College of Arts sponsored by National Grid Transco Visit (July 2003) to Science Museum sponsored by Aluminium Federation Visit (July 2003) to Kew Gardens under the auspices of the Arts & Heritage Group Visit (6-8 October 2004) to Parma, Italy to attend a seminar ‗Aluminium in the Kitchen‘ – travel costs, expenses and accommodation paid for by the European Aluminium Association and the UK Aluminium Federation ALFED TG All Party Racing and Bloodstock Group - visit to Sandown Races (2 July 2003) – transport and hospitality Visit (23 March 2004) to Jaguar factory arranged by all-party Aluminium Group All Party Racing and Bloodstock Group – visit to York along with husband (8 July 2005) - (paying own fares; hospitality and entrance provided by hosts) *13(b) Landholdings London property let at commercial rents (jointly with husband)

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GAREL-JONES, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Acciona (Spain) Iberia (Spain) Vodafone (Spain) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Managing Director, UBS *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Avila, Spain 16(a) Trusteeships President, Canning House

GAVRON, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman and Proprietor of The Folio Society *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Proprietor and Chairman of The Folio Society 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor, London School of Economics Member of Advisory Council, The Foundation for Entrepreneurial Management, 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of the Trustees of The Robert Gavron Charitable Trust Trustee of The Paul Hamlyn Foundation 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Institute for Public Policy Research

GEDDES, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Chromecastle Ltd Director, Photo Corporation (UK) Ltd Director, Portman Settled Estates Ltd Director, Trinity College London *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Portman Trusts 15(a) Membership of public bodies Trinity College of Music

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16(a) Trusteeships Portman Trusts

GEORGE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Bank for International Settlements, Basel Nestlé S.A N.M. Rothschild and Sons Ltd Rothschild Continuation Holdings Grosvenor Group Holdings 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman of Board of Governors of Dulwich College 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee of the Eden Project 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee/Director of the Cornwall Community Foundation 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of the BEIT Foundation 16(b) Voluntary organisations Chairman, Oversight Committee of Commonwealth Education Fund

GIBSON OF MARKET RASEN, Baroness *12(i) Visits Visit to Bosnia - Herzegovina (30 May – 30 June) representing the I.P.U and paid for by the B.H I.P.U 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Member, AMICUS (former National Official of AMICUS) President, RoSPA (Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents Hon. President, Yeadon Sqn. Air Cadets 2168 Chair, DTI Steering Committee: Partnership: Dignity at Work Project

GIDDENS, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Polity Press Ltd Director, Centre for Social Research *13(a) Significant shareholdings Polity Press Ltd (publishing firm)

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15(a) Membership of public bodies Emeritus Professor, London School of Economics and Political Science 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Institute of Public Policy Research

GILBERT, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Adviser to ABS Limited (Manufacturer of Hovercraft) (unpaid) Adviser to Hartford Life International (US) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Financial Information Technology Ltd (FIT) Voicenet Inc, USA Chairman of the Board of SinglePoint (Holdings) Ltd, and of SinglePoint Data Services Ltd Chairman of the Board of Iscent Ltd Daleco Resources Corporation Board Member, ICON Pharmaceuticals (US) *13(b) Landholdings One house in London SW5 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Patron, Lupus UK 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Armed Forces Parliamentary Scheme 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, The Urdang Academy

GILMOUR OF CRAIGMILLAR, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Proprietor, Consultants 16(a) Trusteeships Director of Middle East International President of HACAN President of the Foundation of the Al-Quds Medical School President of the Isleworth Society 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of Anglo-Saudi Cultural Affairs Committee

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GLASGOW, Earl of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment I own an estate in Scotland. The park is open to the public, from which I derive an income I own a castle, Kelburn, which is available for public functions, for which I gain income *13(b) Landholdings Please refer to *12(f) *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend My wife, Isabel, Countess of is Chairman of the South West Region of Scottish Natural Heritage 15(a) Membership of public bodies Deputy Lieutenant for Ayrshire 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Director of Ayrshire and Arran Tourist Board

GLENAMARA, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor, University of Northumbria (until 28 June 2005) Patron, Stop Gap (a trust which provides beds for rough sleepers in Northumberland) President, Finchale College for the Disabled (Durham) Vice President, Newcastle Abbeyfield Society 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Member of the Ben Gurion Trust (which fosters relations between the labour and trade union movements of Israel and the UK)

GLENARTHUR, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Governor, Nuffield Hospitals MDU Investments Ltd The Medical Defence Union Ltd Audax Trading (Overseas) Ltd 15(a) Membership of public bodies Commissioner, Royal Hospital Chelsea Chairman, National Employer Advisory Board for Britain‘s Reserve Forces Hon. Colonel, 306 Field Hospital (V) Hon. Air Commodore, 612 (County of Aberdeen) Squadron, Royal Auxiliary Air Force

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15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, British Helicopter Advisory Board Council Member, The Air League 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Hanson Research Trust Trustee, The Philip Allison Foundation 16(b) Voluntary organisations Hon. Vice President, Raleigh International

GLENTORAN, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, NHBC Non-executive Director, Bet on Sport plc *13(b) Landholdings Home farm and cottage, Northern Ireland Flat in London House in Spain 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Millennium Commission Chairman, Audit Committee, Millennium Commission Chairman, Human Resources Committee, Millennium Commission Co-Chairman, Finance Committee, Millennium Commission Commissioner of Commission for Irish Lights 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, British Bobsleigh Association District President of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem

GOFF OF CHIEVELEY, Lord No relevant interests

GOLDING, Baroness *12(i) Visits Visit to Spanish Parliament, Madrid (12-14 March 2003) under the auspices of the Spanish all-party Parliamentary Group; travel expenses paid for by TUI UK Ltd; expenses in Madrid paid for by Congreso de los Diputados 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Administrative Steward, British Boxing Board of Control Ltd 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Chairman, Countryside Alliance Angling Committee

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15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, ―Citizencard‖ (a proof of age card) Chairman, Second Chance Children‘s Charity Trustee, ‗Get Hooked on Fishing‘ Charity

GOLDSMITH, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Advisory Board, Cambridge Centre for Commercial and Corporate Law 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Bar Pro Bono Unit *12(i) Visits Visit to Albuquerque, New Mexico (October 2004) to deliver Ramo Lecture. Paid for by the University of New Mexico Visit to Israel (October 2004) – paid for by the Israel Britain Commonwealth Association

GOODHART, Lord 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Vice President, International Commission of Jurists Trustee, Fair Trials Abroad Vice Chair of Council, JUSTICE

GORDON OF STRATHBLANE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Scottish Radio Holdings Chairman, Rajar (radio audience measurement) Director, Active Capital Trust Director, Johnston Press 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. President, Glasgow and West of Scotland Family History Association

GOSCHEN, Viscount *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Korn/Ferry International 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, The Kasanka Trust (a UK registered charity supporting

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conservation and development in Zambia)

GOUDIE, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships MTG One Ltd (strategic and management consultancy) Chairman, Stakeholders *12(g) Controlling shareholdings MTG One Ltd 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of the Court of Napier University 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee of Piggybank Kids Board member, Pfizer Foundation UK 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of the APEX/GMB Trade Union Member of the Labour Party Member of the Society of Labour Lawyers Member of the Merchants House of Glasgow Patron of the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland

GOULD OF BROOKWOOD, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Chairman and sole owner of Philip Gould Associates (company advises clients on market research, communications and strategy) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Philip Gould Associates Partner, PAA (a company that provides marketing services) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings 100 per cent shareholding in Philip Gould Associates *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Secretarial assistance is provided 2 days a week by Philip Gould Associates 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor, 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Policy Network (a think tank)

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GOULD OF POTTERNEWTON, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chair, Independent Advisory Group on Sexual Health and HIV 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chair, East Sussex Women‘s Refuge Project – fund raising committee Chair/Trustee, Mary Macarthur Holiday Trust Council Member, Constitutional Unit Council Member, Hansard Society President, British Epilepsy Association President, fpa Vice President, Speakability Chair, H.S. Chapman Society President, Brighton and Hove Fabian Society 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Forward Patron, Brighton Women‘s Centre

GRABINER, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive chairman of Arcadia Group Ltd (a retail company) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Practising Barrister 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman, Court of Governors of The London School of Economics and Political Science Council member of JUSTICE Director, The London Court of International Arbitration 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, The United Synagogue Pension Fund (Court appointed) Trustee, The Jewish Chronicle newspaper

GRAHAM OF EDMONTON, Lord *12(a) Parliamentary consultancy agreements Consultant to the Co-operative Group (Payment received £4,000 per quarter) 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Patron, Ancient Order of Foresters Charity Stewards 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations All-party Parliamentary Group for the Markets Industry Association for the Welfare of Park-Home Owners Co-Operative Group Consumers Organisation

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President, Edmonton Labour Party Vice Chair, Association for the Retail Industry

GRAY OF CONTIN, Lord 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Eden Court Theatre Trust, Inverness

GREAVES, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Second-hand bookdealer, dealing in books, ephemera and related items (trading as Liber Books) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Pendle Borough Council Member, Colne and District Working Group of the Pendle Community Safety Partnership 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Treasurer, Pendle Printing Society 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Association of Liberal Democrat Councillors Member, Access and Conservation Working Group of British Mountaineering Council

GREENFIELD, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships BrainBoost Ltd The Bank of Leumi (UK) Neurodiagnostics Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Royal Institution of Great Britain Department of Pharmacology, Oxford University *12(g) Controlling shareholdings BrainBoost Ltd Neurodiagnostics Ltd 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Science Museum 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Patron, Oxford Dementia Centre Patron, West Berkshire Neurological Alliance Patron, London Jewish Cultural Centre Patron, Motor Neurone Disease Association

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Patron, Oxford International Bio-Medical Centre Patron, Mentor Foundation UK Patron, Federation of Women Graduates Patron, National Schizophrenic Foundation Patron, Writers in Schools Federation Patron, Head Injury Re-Education Patron, Oxford Homeless Medical Fund Patron, Headway – Brain Injury Association Patron, Science Initiative Fairfield School for Girls The Clive Project

GREENGROSS, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Advisor, Merck Institute of Ageing and Health Patron, Beginnings Chairman of the Advisory Board of English Longitudinal Study on Ageing (UCL) Advisory Board member to Good Corporation Advisory Board member to Federal Trust Advisory Board member to International Association of Homes and Services for the Ageing *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chief Executive, International Longevity Centre, UK Member, OFCOM‘s Advisory Committee on older and disabled people *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance As the former Director General of Age Concern England, provision of part-time research and secretarial assistance 15(a) Membership of public bodies Vice President, Local Government Association 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Advisory Board member, Britain in Europe 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Board Member, HelpAge International President, Pensions Policy Institute Vice President, Age Concern England Chair, The Experience Corps Co-Chair of Alliance on Health and the Future 16(b) Voluntary organisations Fellow, Academy of Learned Societies for the Social Sciences Hon. Fellow, Institute of Actuaries Hon. Vice President, Royal Society for the Promotion of Health Fellow, Royal Society of Arts

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GREENWAY, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to Eurolist International Ltd (company involved in port representation) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Hon. Chairman, Marine & Industrial Enterprises S.A., Piraeus, Greece *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Professional Freelance Marine Photographer and writer 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of Trustees of the Memorial Fund of the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology Trustee, Hales trophy (Atlantic Speed Record) Trustee of the Tall Ships Youth Trust Vice President, World Ship Society Vice President and Chairman of Trustees, World Ship Trust Vice President, The Marine Society Member of Council, RNLI 16(b) Voluntary organisations Hon. Younger Brother of Trinity House Hon. Member of The (sub. £950 per annum)

GREGSON, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant British Nuclear Fuels Ltd (Chair of a panel of experts whose role is to adjudicate compensation scheme cases for morbidity and mortality arising from ionising radiation - one meeting per year for which paid an annual fee and reimbursed for travelling expenses)

GRENFELL, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of salary as Principal Deputy Chairman of Committees, House of Lords 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee of The Dundee Trust, a charitable organisation established by the Earl of Dundee to provide micro-financing for rehabilitation projects in war-damaged areas of Croatia (unpaid)

GRIFFITHS, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Acts as Arbitrator and Mediator in commercial disputes from time to time

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GRIFFITHS OF BURRY PORT, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor, Central Foundation School for Boys Trustee, Central Foundation Schools 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Art and Christianity Enquiry Trustee, Sir Halley Stewart Charitable Trust Trustee, Christian Socialist Movement

GRIFFITHS OF FFORESTFACH, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Vice Chairman, Goldman-Sachs International *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, English, Welsh, Scottish Railway Director, Herman Miller Director, Land Securities Trillium Director, Servicemaster Director, Times Newspapers

GROCOTT, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary *13(b) Landholdings Rental income from a flat in London

GUTHRIE OF CRAIGIEBANK, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Adviser, Aon Special Risks Non-executive Director, Advanced Interactive Systems Inc Non-executive Director, N M Rothschild & Sons Ltd Non-executive Director, Ashley Gardens Block 2 Ltd Non-executive Director, Colt Defense LLC *12(i) Visits Visit (9-11 January 2004) to Oman as an Advisor. Paid for by the Government of Oman Two 1-day visits to Libyan Administration (4.4.04 and 27.6.04) paid for by Government of Libya Two visits (9-11 January 2004) and (10-12 January 2005) to Oman as an Advisor – paid for by the Government of Oman 15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Fellow and visiting Professor, King‘s College, London

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Board, Ben Gurion University, Israel Board, Moscow School of Political Studies 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee Trialogue Educational Trust 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Colonel Commandant, Special Air Service Colonel, The Life Guards Council Member, Institute of International and Strategic Studies Member, Center for Strategic and International Studies (Washington DC, USA) Member of Advisory Board, Arrábida Conflict Prevention Initiative President, Action Medical Research President, The Army Benevolent Fund President, The Federation of London Youth Clubs President, The Progressive Supranuclear Palsy Association President, Weston Spirit President, Jubilee Action: Turkana Appeal Vice-President, Trinity Institute for Christianity and Culture Governor, The Charterhouse, Clerkenwell Chairman of Trustees, Liddell Hart Centre for Military Archives, King‘s College Patron, The Order of Malta‘s Care Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Knight of Sovereign Military Order of Malta Patron, Cardinal Hume Centre Patron, UK Defence Forum Vice Patron, The Atlantic Council ―Partnership for Peace‖ Patron, The Oratory School Patron, The Second World War Experience Centre

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HABGOOD, Lord 16(b) Voluntary organisations Action for Disability The Encephalitis Society National Family Mediation Supporters of Falun Gong Yorkshire Enterprise for Spines National Missing Persons Helpline

HALE OF RICHMOND, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor, University of Bristol Visitor, Girton College, Cambridge Visiting Fellow, Nuffield College, Oxford 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, National Family Mediation President, Association of Women Barristers President, United Kingdom Association of Women Judges

HAMILTON OF EPSOM, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Vista Control Inc – US Defence Contractors ITT Defense – US Defence Contractors Curtiss Wright Controls (27 September 2005) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Leafield Engineering Ltd – Defence Manufacturer MSB Ltd – Managing Consultants SIS Ltd – Investigating Insurance Fraud Hot Rocks Energy – Geo Thermal Energy New Star Global Fund – Investment Trust Jupiter Dividend & Growth Fund – Investment Trust *13(a) Significant shareholdings SIS Ltd – Investigating Insurance Fraud Hot Rocks Energy – Geo Thermal Energy Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd Fruehauf Parts & Services Ltd – Trailer parts and spares Jupiter Financial Opportunities Jupiter Ganymede Hedge Fund

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*13(b) Landholdings Willow Bank House, Old Road, Handporth, Cheshire SK9 3AZ – rented office block

HAMWEE, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Clintons (solicitors) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of London Assembly, 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Board of Management, REFUGE Trustee, The Nancy Seear Trust Member, Advisory Board, Centre for Public Scrutiny Member, Compact Advocacy Advisory Group, NCVO Joint President, Association of London Government Vice President, Town & Country Planning Association 16(b) Voluntary organisations Amnesty International Friends of the Earth

HANHAM, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, St. Mary‘s NHS Trust, Paddington Member, Royal Borough Kensington and Chelsea 15(a) Membership of public bodies Friend, University of Grenada Magistrate, City of London Bench and Inner London Family Proceedings Court Member, Committee of Regions Trustee, Charitable Trustees, St. Mary‘s NHS Trust Chairman, England Volunteering Development Council 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Vice President of Commonwealth Institute 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Campaign for Learning Patron, London Care Connections

HANNAY OF CHISWICK, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Member of Tangguh Independent Advisory Panel (set up by BP to advise on a liquefied natural gas project in Papua, Indonesia)

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*12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, CHIME Communications 15(a) Membership of public bodies Pro-Chancellor, (and member of the Council and Court) 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Member, Council of Britain in Europe 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member, Advisory Board, Centre for European Reform Member, Advisory Board, European Foreign Affairs Review Member, Advisory Board, Prospect magazine Member, Advisory Board, Salzburg Seminar Member, Advisory Board, Judge School of Management, Cambridge Chairman, International Advisory Board of EDHEC Business School

HANNINGFIELD, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Land at Doylands Farm, West Hanningfield, Essex 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor, Brentwood School Member, Essex County Council Member, Committee of the Regions 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director, Localis Ltd Director, Local Government Association Property Ltd 16(b) Voluntary organisations Vice Patron, Helen Rollason Cancer Care Centre Appeal

HARDIE, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Senator, The College of Justice, Scotland

HARRIS OF HARINGEY, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Public Affairs Consultant, Toby Harris Associates *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Senior Advisor, KPMG LLp Special Advisor, Transport for London Non-executive member, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust Member, Metropolitan Police Authority

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Member, Executive, Association of Police Authorities Member, Public Sector Advisory Council, Anite Group plc 15(a) Membership of public bodies Non-executive member, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust Member, Metropolitan Police Authority Member, Executive, Association of Police Authorities 16(a) Trusteeships Chair, Wembley National Stadium Trust Trustee, Safer London Foundation

HARRIS OF PECKHAM, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Carpetright plc (and subsidiaries) Harris Ventures Ltd (Investment Company) Non-executive Director, Matalan plc ( effective 21 October 2004) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman and Chief Executive, Carpetright plc (and subsidiaries) Chairman, Harris Ventures Ltd (Investment Company) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Harris Ventures Ltd (Investment Company) *13(a) Significant shareholdings Carpetright plc SCI CASALA (directly related to member‘s holiday residence) Three Ladies Ltd (ownership of show-jumping horse) *13(b) Landholdings 347 acres of woodland investment, Dumfries and Galloway 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman, Generation Trust, Guys Hospital Trustee, Bacons City Technology College Trustee, Harris City Technology College Trustee and Chairman of Governors, The Academy at Peckham Trustee and Governor, The Harris Academy at Stanley 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Prostate Cancer ―Investing In Life‖ Campaign Deputy Chairman, NSPCC National Appeal Board and Executive Committee President of Friends of Guys Hospital 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Council of Patrons Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists

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HARRIS OF RICHMOND, Baroness *12(a) Parliamentary consultancy agreements Parliamentary Advisor to AIM UK (a non-commercial not-for-profit industry association for the automatic data capture industry) (fee £5000 per annum commencing 1 April 2002) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Income as a regular speaker for the House Magazine – Westminster Explained *12(i) Visits Visit (November 2003) to Brussels and Luxembourg as Chair for the Industry and Parliamentary Trusts European Study Programme for Industrialists Visit (7-8 December 2003) to Oslo as a member of a sub-committee of the British-Irish Inter-Parliamentary Body Visit (18 January 2004) to Latvia as a member of the Irish Inter- Parliamentary Body Visit (29 February – 8 March 2004) to India as part of a Liberal Democrat delegation on trade, industry and economics as guest of the Indian Government Visit (21-23 March 2004) to Budapest (at own expense) to join the all- party Accession Group *13(d) Hospitality or gifts Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust Ltd (in receipt of personal award over two year period – commenced July 2001) Visit to Stralsund, East Germany to name a ship for The Maersk Company (flight and hospitality provided during stay). The Maersk Company presented me with a necklace and the at Stralsund presented me with a bracelet 15(a) Membership of public bodies Honorary Alderman of North Yorkshire County Council Honorary Freedom of Richmond (North Yorkshire) 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Patron, Northern Defence Industries Ltd (NDI) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, Yorkshire and The Humber Liberal Democrats President of the National Association of Chaplains to the Police Trustee, Flint House Police Rehabilitation Trust Patron, Action for Children in Conflict (AFCC) Patron, Lister House, Royal British Legion Home

HARRISON, Lord 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Trustee of the Genesis Initiative (the Business Senate for Enterprise)

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15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Parliamentary Ambassador, N.S.P.C.C. President, Chester and District Parkinson‘s Disease Society Vice President, Cheshire Landscape Trust Vice President, W.I.N. (Wirral Investment Network)

HART OF CHILTON, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Special Adviser to the Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs and Lord Chancellor *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Suffolk 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee and Board Member of – The Development Council of the Almeida Theatre, Islington The Architecture Foundation The British Architectural Library Trust Council of University College, London

HASKEL, Lord *12(g) Controlling shareholdings The Perrotts Group Ltd (a small company remaining after business interests were sold) 16(a) Trusteeships Chairman of Trustees, The Lord and Lady Haskel Charitable Foundation Chairman of Trustees, The Smith Institute Trustee, The Israel Diaspora Trust Trustee, The Perrotts Group Retirement Benefits Scheme 16(b) Voluntary organisations Hon. President, Institute for Jewish Policy Research Hon. President, The Environmental Industries Commission Patron, Chronic Diseases Research Foundation Council, Foundation for Science and Technology Hon. Chairman, Technitex (an association of firms in the technical textiles industry)

HASKINS, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, JSR Farms Ltd Non-executive Director, Yorkshire Television Non-executive Director, Yorkshire & Humber RDA Advisory Director, Montrose Associates

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Chair, Airtrack Railways Ltd *13(a) Significant shareholdings Shareholder, North Foods plc *13(b) Landholdings Director, Quarryside Farms Ltd 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of Council of Hull University Pro Chancellor, Open University 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions President, Labour for Industry Group 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Lawes Agricultural Trust Trustee, Business Dynamics

HATTERSLEY, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Contracted Journalism 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Buxton Festival Chairman, Priestly Society

HAWORTH, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Rental income from a house in lower Lea Valley

HAYHOE, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Foundation for Liver Research Trustee, The Tablet Trust

HAYMAN, Baroness 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chair of the Human Tissue Authority Member, Human Fertilistion and Embryology Authority 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Member of the Board of Trustees, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Surrey Director of Kew Enterprises (unpaid)

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15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Chairman, Specialised Health Care Alliance 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member, RoadSafe Trustee, Tropical Health and Education Trust

HEALEY, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Council of Global Energy Studies 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Abbeyfield (Eastbourne) Society Ltd Charleston Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations British Legion

HENIG, Baroness 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor, Central Lancaster High School Vice-Chair, Lancaster Crime & Disorder Reduction Partnership 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Lancaster and District Art Society

HENLEY, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to Carlisle Airport *13(b) Landholdings Agricultural land in Cumberland, including residential properties

HESELTINE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Haymarket Publishing Group *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Haymarket Publishing Group *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Haymarket Publishing Group 15(a) Membership of public bodies Anglo China Forum

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15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Member, Millennium Commission 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Chairman, Conservative Mainstream President, Chartered Institute of Marketing

HIGGINS, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor, National Institute for Economic and Social Research Hon. Member, Keynes College, University of Kent

HILTON OF EGGARDON, Baroness 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. Officer, BTCV (British Trust for Conservation Volunteers) Hon. Officer, NEA (Neighbourhood Energy Action) President, SOVA (Society of Voluntary Associates) Trustee, Pond Conservation Trust Chair, The Teddington Society

HODGSON OF ASTLEY ABBOTTS, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Executive Chairman, Johnson Bros and Co Ltd (investment company) Rostrum Group Ltd (specialist fund manager) Non-executive Chairman, Nova Capital Management (a private equity fund management company) Wolverhampton and Dudley Breweries plc *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Johnson Brothers and Co Ltd (investment company) *13(a) Significant shareholdings Carbo plc (manufacturer of abrasive products) Nova Capital Management (a private equity fund management company) Rostrum Group Ltd (specialist fund manager) *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Shropshire including residential properties 15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Fellow and Trustee, St. Peter‘s College, Oxford Member of the Governing Body, Shrewsbury School 16(a) Trusteeships Chairman of Trustees of Conservative and Unionist Party Agent‘s Superannuation Fund

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Trustee of Staffordshire Building Society Pension Fund

HOFFMANN, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Lord of Appeal in Ordinary Non-Permanent Judge of the Court of Final Appeal of Hong Kong 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of Trustees of Children‘s Music Workshop

HOGG, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, 3i Group plc Chairman, Frontier Economics Deputy Chairman, GKN Non-executive Director, Carnival Corporation and Carnival plc Non-executive Director, BG Group plc *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend See House of Commons Register for The Rt. Hon. Douglas Hogg, MP (husband) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Board of Governors, Lincoln University Council Member, London Business School 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Council Member, Royal Economic Society Fellow, Eton College Advisory Council, Shine Member, Financial Reporting Council 16(a) Trusteeships Trusthouse Foundation Trustee, St. Mary‘s School

HOGG OF CUMBERNAULD, Lord *12(a) Parliamentary consultancy agreement Parliamentary Consultant for the Confederation of Passenger Transport UK, £3,000 per annum *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, Bus Appeals Body 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Bute House, Edinburgh

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HOLLICK, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Managing Director, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts Director, Diageo plc Director, Honeywell International Inc *12(g) Controlling shareholdings 50% shareholding in Harmay Ltd 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman, South Bank Centre

HOLLIS OF HEIGHAM, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Royalties and occasional income in respect of academic monographs and biographies 15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Fellow of various universities including U.E.A Former leader, Norwich City Council

HOLME OF CHELTENHAM, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Special Adviser to Standard Chartered Bank *12(e) Remunerated directorships Adviser, NTL Chairman of the Board, Globescan International, Toronto, Canada Member of the Advisory Board, Liberty Global Partners, Boston Member of the Advisory Board, Montrose Associates Member of the Advisory Board, Venture Exchange, Toronto, Canada Non-executive Chairman, SPRING Worldwide 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman of Governors, English College in Prague Chancellor, 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Advisory Board, British-American Project Chairman, Hansard Society for Parliamentary Government Chairman, Royal African Society Chairman LEAD International Council Member, Overseas Development Institute 16(a) Trusteeships Said Business School Oxford

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HOME, Earl of *12(e) Remunerated directorships Coutts & Co Deva Group (cattle breeding, hotel, insurance, farming) (unpaid) Deva Holding Ltd (unpaid) Douglas and Angus Estates MAN Limited Tollemache Farms Ltd (unpaid) Coutts Bank (Switzerland) Ltd (unpaid) Chairman, Bank von Ernst (Switzerland) (unpaid) Director, RBS Asset Management (unpaid) Director, Grosvenor Group Limited (unpaid) (from 1 August 2005) Board Member, Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Coutts & Co *13(b) Landholdings Land in Berwickshire and Lanarkshire indirectly through Douglas and Angus Estates 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor, Glenalmond College, Perthshire 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Honorary Trustee, The Royal Agricultural Society of England 16(a) Trusteeships Coutts Charitable Trust Coutts Foundation Grosvenor Estates (paid) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Lymphoma Association

HOOPER, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Advisory Committee, Barclays European Infrastructure Fund 15(a) Membership of public bodies Council Member, Institute for the study of the Americas, University of London 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, European Foundation for Heritage Skills Governor, Royal Academy of Dance Vice-President, Hispanic and Luso Brazilian Councils (Canning House)

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President, Waste Watch Trustee, Industry and Parliament Trust Chairman, European Atlantic Group Trustee, The Tablet Trustee, The Anglo Romanian Educational Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Fellow, Royal Geographical Society Fellow, Royal Society for Arts and Manufacturing

HOOSON, Lord No relevant interests

HOPE OF CRAIGHEAD, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman of the Advisory Council, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of London Chancellor of Strathclyde University 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director, Commonwealth Magistrates‘ and Judges‘ Association

HOPE OF THORNES, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee of Skipton Building Society Charitable Foundation

HOWARD OF RISING, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant General consultancy services to Wicksteed Leisure Limited and Jardentome Limited *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Fortress Holdings plc and subsidiaries (unpaid) Castle Rising Holdings Ltd and subsidiaries GSE Trustees Ltd (unpaid) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Castle Rising Holdings Limited GSE Trustees Limited Chateau Limited *13(a) Significant shareholdings Fortress Holdings plc

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Jardentome Ltd (indirect) Wicksteed Engineering Limited (20%) *13(b) Landholdings The Castle Rising Estate, which includes residential property in Norfolk 15(a) Membership of public bodies Councillor, Kings Lynn and West Norfolk District Council Chairman, Castle Rising Parish Council Member, Kings Internal Drainage Board 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Owner, Castle Rising Castle 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, National Playing Fields Association Treasurer, All Saints Church Roydon, P.C.C Chairman of the Trustees, Trinity Hospital Castle Rising Secretary, Sunningdale School Anniversary Appeal 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, the Hon. Mary Howard Trust Trustee, St. Lawrence Church Trust Trustee, All Saints Roydon Church Trust Trustee, Castle Rising Playing Field Trust Trustee, Howard Discretionary Trust Trustee, H. Benink Will Trust Trustee, Greville Howard children‘s settlement Trustee, J. Enoch Powell Will Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Countryside Alliance

HOWARTH OF BRECKLAND, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Board Member of the Food Standards Agency (including Meat Hygiene Management Board) Board Member (deputy chair) of CAFCASS (Children and Families Court Advisory and Support Service) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations John Grooms Association for Disabled People (Trustee and President) The Lucy Faithful Foundation (Vice Chair and Trustee) Chair of the Board of the Children‘s Helplines International Little Hearts Matter (Trustee and Patron) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, British Association of Social Workers Associate, Association of Directors of Social Services

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HOWARTH OF NEWPORT, Lord No relevant interests

HOWE, Earl *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Seagraves Farm Co Ltd (family farm) Non-executive Chairman, LAPADA (London & Provincial Antique Dealers Association Ltd) Non-executive Director, Andry Montgomery Ltd (exhibition organisers) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Partner in family farming business (arable and diary) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Seagraves Farm Co Ltd (family farm) *12(i) Visits Visit to Chicago (30 May – 3 June 2003) as a member of a British delegation examining US cancer care and health systems (funded by Aventis plc) *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Buckinghamshire, including residential properties, offices and woodland Residential and commercial property in London 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Milton‘s Cottage Trust 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Friends of Little Missenden Festival of the Arts Chairman, Friends of the Curzon Centre, Beaconsfield Hereditary Governor, King William IV Naval Foundation President, Abbeyfield (Beaconsfield) Society President, National Society for Epilepsy President, RNLI Chilterns Branch President, South Buckinghamshire, Association for the Disabled President, The Curzon Centre, Beaconsfield Trustee and Hon. Treasurer, The Trident Trust Trustee, RAFT (Restoration of Appearance and Function Trust) Trustee, Sir William Borlase‘s , Marlow Trustee, The Penn Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Hon. Associate, British Veterinary Association Hon. Member, The Woodland Trust Member, Patrons‘ Committee, Buckinghamshire County Museum Member, RNLI Council Member, RNLI Fundraising Committee

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HOWE OF ABERAVON, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Occasional consultancy work for Jones Day (a US law firm) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Bencher of the Middle Temple Chairman, Steering Committee of Inland Revenue‘s Tax Law Rewrite Project 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chairman and Trustee, Thomson Foundation Trustee, Cambridge Commonwealth Trust Trustee, Cambridge Overseas Trust Trustee, Rajiv Gandhi (UK) Foundation 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Board Member, Britain in Europe President, Consumers‘ Association Patron, UK Metric Association 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Great Britain China Centre President, Russian Enterprise Trust President, Academy of Experts

HOWE OF IDLICOTE, Baroness 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of Governing Body, London School of Economics 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Architectural Association – School of Architecture 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, The Ann Driver Trust

HOWELL OF GUILDFORD, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant, Central Japan Railway Company Consultant to Mitsubishi Electric Europe B.V. Member, Financial Advisory Committee, Kuwait Investment Authority *12(i) Visits Visit to Bahrain (28 September – 1 October 2002) as a guest of the Bahrain Government Visit to (16-18 October 2003) as a guest of the Bulgarian Government

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15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee and Board Member, Shakespeare‘s Globe Theatre Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations President, The British Institute of Energy Economics (a Company registered at Companies House) (unpaid) Director, UK-Japan 21st Century Group (charitable body) (unpaid)

HOWELLS OF ST. DAVIDS, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Board Member and Director, Purple International *12(i) Visits Visit to Pakistan paid for by Nestle 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor of Rachael McMillan Nursery School 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Talawa Theatre Company Grenada Arts Association 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Carib Welfare Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Bernie Grant Trust Bexley & Greenwich Cottage Hospice Purple International Grenada Arts Group Talawa Theatre Committee British Caribbean Association Patron, Diversity and Leadership in the 21st Century Patron, Greenwich Dance Agency

HOWIE OF TROON, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultancy to George S Hall Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Publishing Consultant to Parliamentary Monitoring Services Ltd *12(i) Visits Visit to Finland (March 2003) with Nuclear Energy Group Visit to Scotland (June 2004) with Energy Studies Group 15(a) Membership of public bodies Fellow of Institution of Civil Engineers Hon. Fellow of Association of Building Engineers

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Hon. Fellow of Institution of Structural Engineers Vice President of Periodical Publishers Association Member of Society of Engineers and Scientists (France) Vice President of the Combustion Engineering Association

HOYLE, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to Whitehall Advisors, London SW1P 4AE (1 June 2005 onwards) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Debt Free Direct *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman of Warrington Wolves Rugby League Football Club Director, AMTAC Laboratories, Broadheath, Altrincham (fee paid) *12(i) Visits Visit (1–4 November 2002) to Gibraltar as guest of the Gibraltar Government Visit (28-29 April 2003) to European Commission, Brussels, under European Union Travel Scheme Visit to Hungary (19-24 September 2003) to visit as their guest the Hungarian Parliament and local government in Szekesfelhervar Visit to Gibraltar (8-12 September 2004) to receive the ‗Freedom of Gibraltar‘. Guest of the Government of Gibraltar *13(b) Landholdings Part ownership of 107-113 Chorley Road, Adlington, Lancs (office, retail and industrial premises) 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Vice President (and past President) of ASTMS and MSF 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of Ryfields Village Appeal, Warrington (raising money for provision of Ryfields Retirement Village in Warrington) President of Adlington Cricket Club 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of Adlington Town Council Member of Amicus (MSF Section) Member of Labour Friends of Israel Honorary member of the Showmans Guild

HUGHES OF WOODSIDE, Lord *12(i) Visits Visit to South Africa (14-17 June 2004) to receive South African Government National Award ―Grand Companion of Oliver Tambo‖

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conferred by President Mbeki on 16 June 2004. All travel and accommodation expenses paid for by South African Government 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Hon. President, Action for Southern Africa (ACTSA) Hon. President, Mozambique Angola Committee (MAC) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. Scottish President, National Kidney Research Fund (from 2005) 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Canon Collins Education Trust for Southern Africa (CCETSA) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of Amicus (Engineering Trade Union)

HUNT OF CHESTERTON, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to Risk Group Ltd on scientific matters *12(e) Remunerated directorships Cambridge Environmental Research Consultants Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Professor, Technological University of Delft, Netherlands Professor, University College London *13(a) Significant shareholdings 25% share of Cambridge Environmental Research Consultants Ltd *13(b) Landholdings 1/6th of a field in the Isle of Wight 15(a) Membership of public bodies Fellow, Royal Society Governor, Westminster School Member, Advisory Committee for Protection at Sea Member (Royal Society observer) on Advisory Committee for Natural Disaster Reduction Hon. Fellow, Institution of Civil Engineers 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, ACOPS Ltd Vice President, National Society for Clean Air Committee Member, Risk Group Member on Advisory Committee for Natural Disaster Reduction

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HUNT OF KINGS HEATH, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary 16(b) Voluntary organisations Labour Party Co-operative Party Cyclist Touring Club Socialist Education Association Socialist Health Association St. Mary‘s Hospice, Birmingham UK Public Health Association Unison (trade union) Warwickshire County Cricket Club Patron, Birmingham Centre for Arts Therapies

HUNT OF WIRRAL, Lord *12(b) Parliamentary lobbying Senior Partner of Beachcroft Wansbroughs Solicitors and Chairman of Brightwater Regulatory Consulting Limited (trading as Beachcroft Wansbroughs Consulting), both of which advise their clients on government, parliamentary and regulatory matters *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Honorary Consultant to the Newhall Group at Newhall Lane, Hoylake, Wirral (periodical publishers) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Brightwater Regulatory Consulting Limited *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Senior Partner, Beachcroft Wansbroughs Solicitors *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Secretarial and research assistance paid for by Beachcroft Wansbroughs 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Inter-Parliamentary Council against Anti-Semitism Deputy Chairman English-Speaking Union Chairman, Case Management Society UK Chairman, Professional Standards Board of the Chartered Insurance Institute Life Vice President, Association of Conservative Clubs Limited Life Vice President, Liverpool College President, Abbeyfield Hoylake & West Kirby Society President, All party Parliamentary Group on Occupational Safety and Health Patron, British Heart Foundation (South Wirral Branch)

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President, Guide Dogs for the Blind (West Wirral Branch) President, Hoylake and District Remembrance Sunday Committee President, Hoylake Cottage Hospital Trust President, Hoylake Council for Voluntary Service President, Leukaemia Research Fund (Wirral Branch) President, Mainstream Patron, Motor Neurone Disease Association (Wirral Branch) President, West Kirby Citizens‘ Advice Bureau President, Wirral Disabled Marine Association President, Wirral Sick Children‘s Fund Director, Holocaust Educational Trust Director, The British Occupational Health Research Foundation Director, Solicitors Indemnity Mutual Insurance Association (on the Board of which I sit as Senior Partner of Beachcroft Wansbroughs) Trustee, Melrose Club Vice Chairman, All party Parliamentary War Crimes Group Vice President, Caldy Cricket Club Vice President, Caldy Rugby Football Club Vice President, Mersey Kidney Research Vice President, National Playbus Association Vice President, Quality Placements Vice President, St John‘s Hospice in Wirral Vice President, Tory Reform Group Vice President, United Nations Association (North West Region) Vice President, Wales in London 16(b) Voluntary organisations All party Parliamentary Cricket Group All party Parliamentary Group on Advertising All party Parliamentary Group on Breast Cancer All party Parliamentary Group on Cancer All party Parliamentary Group on Insurance and Financial Services All party Parliamentary Group on Soap and Detergent Industry All party Parliamentary Group on Town Centre Management Issues All party Parliamentary Retail Industry Group All party Parliamentary Sports Group Buckingham Club CBI Council (London) Conservative Group for Europe Dinosaurs Club Nick‘s Diner Parliamentary and Scientific Committee Rotary Club of London Society of Conservative Lawyers Unionist Club

HURD OF WESTWELL, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Adviser, Montrose Strategic Consultancy based in London

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*12(e) Remunerated directorships Deputy Chairman, Coutts Bank *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Author of fourteen published books Senior Adviser, Hawkpoint Retained as mediator by Centre for Effective Disputes Resolution (CEDR) 15(a) Membership of public bodies High Steward of Westminster Abbey Fellow of Nuffield College, Oxford 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions President, Prison Reform Trust President, German-British Forum 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Joint President, Royal Institute for International Affairs (Chatham House)

HUSSEY OF NORTH BRADLEY, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Fellow, Trinity College, Oxford 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Emeritus Trustee, Royal Academy, London 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron of British Association of Prosthetics and Ortotists Patron of British Limbless Ex-servicemen‘s Association

HUTCHINSON OF LULLINGTON, Lord No relevant interests

HUTTON, Lord No relevant interests

HYLTON, Lord *12(i) Visits 5 - 13 August 2002 - Visit to Nagorno-Karabakh via Armenia. Guest of Nagorno-Karabakh Government as an observer of Presidential Election (board and lodging in Stepanakert and free local transport) 18-22 November 2002 – Visit to Georgia. Guest of Georgian International Oil Corporation (free flights, hotel and local transport) 24-29 November 2002 – Visit to West Bank. Hospitality in Beit Jalla

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by The Bethlehem Arab Society for Rehabilitation (2 nights and 3 days) February 2004 –Visit to West Bank. Hospitality in Beit Jalla by Bethlehem Arab Society for Rehabilitation (1 night) May 30/June 3 – I.P.U Delegation to Republic of Bosnia Herzegorinn March 2005 – Visit to Qatar for conference on Democracy and Free Trade - flights and 3 nights, full board in 5 star hotel paid for by Amir and government of Qatar *13(b) Landholdings Family land-holdings in Somerset and Surrey Substantial landowner and farmer in Somerset including a few residential properties Woodland owner in Somerset 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of Court of Bath University 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Director, Ammerdown Centre Ltd Trustee, Christian College for Adult Education 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Member, CAABU Vice President, New Dialogue (re. Northern Ireland) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, MICOM (linking Republic of Moldova & Northern Ireland) President, NIACRO (Northern Ireland, re. prisoners, criminal justice etc) Vice Chairman, Partners in Hope (formerly St. Francis & St. Serguis Trust) (working through Russian partner organisations for benefit of children and young people ―at risk‖ in Moscow region) President, P.E.O.P.L.E working with prisoners etc in S.W. England 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of Charter 88 (Constitutional Reform) Member of Charter 99 (UN Reform)

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IMBERT, Lord *13(a) Significant shareholdings 40% interest in Capital Eye Security Ltd, Dunley Hill Court, Ranmore Common, Dorking, Surrey (a security consultancy, vetting and pre- employment screening agency and security Advisory company employing former police personnel; a family business with maximum value of £100,000) 15(a) Membership of public bodies HM Lord Lieutenant of Greater London 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Metropolitan Police Museum Trust, (a trust to raise funds to establish and run a Metropolitan Police Museum) Trustee, Police Foundation, (an independent research organisation to examine issues to improve Police/public relationships and improve police services to the public) Trustee, University College Hospitals Charitable Foundation (the Foundation‘s objective is to raise funds for medical research and facilities at University College, London) Vice President, Friends of St. Thomas Hospital Hon. Life Vice President of Surrey County Cricket Club 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Crimestoppers 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of Royal Society of St George

INGE, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Adviser, BAE SYSTEMS Adviser, Investcorp Consultant, OWR AG (based at Elztal-Rittersbach) Adviser to the King of Bahrain *12(i) Visits Visit (11 – 13 September 2002) to the Sultanate of Oman as a guest of the Government of Oman Visit (31 December 2003 – 7 January 2003) to the Sultanate of Oman as a guest of the Government of Oman Visit (26-29 September 2003) to Oman as a guest of the Sultan and the Government of Oman Visit (10-12 December 2003) to Oman as a guest of the Sultan and the Government of Oman Visit (30 December 2003-5 January 2004) to Oman as guest of the Sultan, Government and Armed Forces of Oman Visit (11-13 December 2004) to Oman for the Armed Forces Day

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celebrations as guest of the Sultan and Government of Oman Visit (30 December 2004 – 2 January 2005) to Oman as the guest of the Sultan and Government of Oman for New Year‘s celebrations (5-7 January 2005) – to join a discussion on major geo political subjects with the Sultan of Oman and others 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of Council, Marlborough College Member, Board and Council - St. George‘s House, Windsor Castle Trustee/Deputy Chairman, Historic Royal Palaces Chairman of the Council, King Edward VII Sister Agnes Hospital 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member of Council, Interfaith Dialogue President, The Pilgrims President of the British-German Officers‘ Association Vice President, Forces‘ Pensions Society

INGLEWOOD, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, CN Group (Media) Director, Pheasant Inn (Bassenthwaite Lake) Ltd (hotel) Non-executive Director, Carr‘s Milling Industries plc *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Farmer *12(i) Visits Visit to Hong Kong (28 October – 1 November 2002) at the invitation of the Hong Kong Government (travel, accommodation and subsistence paid for by the Hong Kong Government) Visit to Cap de la Hague nuclear processing plant, France (27-28 August 2003) paid for by AREVA Group *13(a) Significant shareholdings Pheasant Inn (Bassenthwaite Lake) Ltd (hotel) *13(b) Landholdings Hutton-in-the-Forest Estate (farmland including residential property in Cumbria) Wythop Estate (farmland including residential property in Cumbria) Owner Hutton-in-the-Forest (historic house open to the public) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Court of Lancaster University Chairman, Reviewing Committee on the Export of Works of Art 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Friends of the Lake District (nominated by the Committee for the National Consultative Council) President, Cumbria Tourist Board

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Member, Historic Houses Association Finance & Policy Committee 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Elton Estate, Cambridgeshire Trustee, Raby Estates, Co. Durham and Shropshire Trustee, Thoresby Estate, Nottinghamshire Trustee, Calvert Trust Trustee, Settle-Carlisle Railway Trust Trustee, Whitehaven Community Trust Ltd 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Bar Member, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Fellow, Society of Antiquaries of London

IRVINE OF LAIRG, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant, Hutchison Whampoa Limited group of companies *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Hutchison Ports (UK) Ltd 15(a) Membership of public bodies Visiting Professor at University College London Hon. President of the International Institute for Rights and Justice within University College London 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee of John Smith Memorial Trust

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JACOBS, Lord No relevant interests

JAMES OF HOLLAND PARK, Baroness *13(b) Landholdings Six properties, four in London. Three of the properties are occupied either rent-free or at a loss. Only one rented commercially. 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Whitebread Literary Prize committee member (unpaid) President of the Society of Authors (unpaid) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and of the Royal Society of Literature but not an office holder in either of these organisations

JANNER OF BRAUNSTONE, Lord *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance World Jewish Congress and World Jewish Affairs Fund contributed towards office, secretarial, staffing and other expenses connected with Jewish communal work *12(i) Visits July 2002 – 5-6 days in Morocco. Guests in Morocco itself of Moroccan Government (Journey paid for by World Jewish Affairs Fund) August 2002 – Visits to Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, on project to mark Holocaust graves (Paid for by World Jewish Affairs Fund) Visits to Stockholm and Sweden – on return from Baltic visit (as above) – to attend Paedia Jewish Education Conference (Accommodation and contribution towards flights from that organisation. Balance, World Jewish Affairs Fund) September 2002 – Azerbaijan and (Flights and accommodation etc in Azerbaijan as guests of Azerbaijan Government. Expenses in Turkey, World Jewish Affairs Fund) Visit to Israel - October 2002 – World Jewish Congress Executive (Expenses paid by World Jewish Affairs Fund and World Jewish Congress) December 2002 – India – for Commonwealth Jewish Council (Travel and other expenses covered by Commonwealth Jewish Council. PA expenses paid for by the World Jewish Affairs Fund) Visit to Tunisia (18 – 23 February 2003) together with Personal Assistant, as guests of the Tunisian Authorities Visit to USA (March 2003) paid for by World Jewish Affairs Fund Visit to Israel (April 2003) paid for by World Jewish Affairs Fund June 2003 – OSCE Conference on antisemitism in Vienna. Led British delegation – sponsored by Foreign & Commonwealth Office

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September 2003 – Visit to Azerbaijan as guests of Azeri Government September 2003 – Visit to South Africa for World Jewish Congress conference. Paid for by World Jewish Affairs Fund September 2003 – Visit to Israel. Paid for by World Jewish Affairs Fund September 2003 – Speech to conference organised by Herbert-Quandt- Stiftung. Day journey – expenses paid by HQS foundation October 2003 – Visit to Lithuania and Latvia on project to mark Holocaust graves. Paid by Holocaust Educational Trust January 2004 – Visit to Dublin. Part of European Jewish Congress delegation to meet Taoiseach. Paid by World Jewish Affairs Fund February 2004 – Visit to Jordan & Israel. Paid by World Jewish Affairs Fund. April 2004 – Berlin. OSCE Conference (paid by World Jewish Affairs fund) May 2004 – Paris. International Parliamentary Committee against Antisemitism (paid by World Jewish Affairs fund) May 2004 – Bulgaria & Romania (paid by World Jewish Affairs fund) July 2004 – New York. World Jewish Congress Governing Board (paid by WJC) July 2004 – Morocco. Guest of Moroccan Government (flights and accommodation paid by Moroccan Government, other expenses paid by World Jewish Affairs fund) August 2004 – India. Guest of Indian Government (paid by World Jewish Affairs fund) August 2004 – Israel. Commonwealth Jewish Council Solidarity Mission (paid by World Jewish Affairs fund) September 2004 – Lithuania. Balkan Mass Graves Project (paid by Holocaust Educational Trust) November 2004 – Vienna. (paid by World Jewish Affairs fund) November 2004 – Serbia. Guest of Royal Family (paid by World Jewish Affairs fund) December 2004 – Gibraltar. Guest of local Jewish Community (paid by World Jewish Affairs fund) December 2004 – Israel. Keynote speaker for Annual Conference of World Union of Jewish Students (paid by World Jewish Affairs fund) January 2005 – Jordan & Palestine. Work on Political Council for Coexistence (paid by World Jewish Affairs fund) January 2005 – New York. UK Representative for United Nations‘ Special Session on 60th Anniversary of liberation of Auschwitz (paid by Foreign and Commonwealth Office) January 2005 – Auschwitz, Poland. Guest of Foreign Minister (paid by Foreign and Commonwealth Office) February 2005 – Spain. Work on Political Council for Coexistence (paid by World Jewish Affairs fund) March 2005 – Germany. Conference on Nuremberg Trials (paid by Conference organisers) March 2005 – New York. Conference on Nuremberg Trials (paid by Conference organisers) March 2005 – Israel. UK Representative to opening of new museum at Yad Vashem (paid by World Jewish Affairs fund)

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April 2005 – Germany. 60th Anniversary of liberation of Bergen Belsen; member of UK delegation (paid by Foreign and Commonwealth Office) April 2005 – Belgium & Holland. Work on Political Council for Coexistence (paid by World Jewish Affairs Fund) May 2005 – Egypt. Work on Political Council for Coexistence (paid by World Jewish Affairs fund) May 2005 – Tunisia. Work on Political Council for Coexistence (paid by World Jewish Affairs fund) June 2005 – Spain. UK delegate to OSCE conference in Cordoba (paid by World Jewish Affairs fund) *13(b) Landholdings 50% interest in Apartment, Tuscany House, Dickenson Street, Manchester 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Holocaust Educational Trust Chairman, Lord Forte Charitable Foundation President, Commonwealth Jewish Council President, Inter Parliamentary Council against Antisemitism Vice President, World Jewish Congress Joint President, The Political Council for Coexistence 16(a) Trusteeships Elsie and Barnett Janner Charitable Trust Holocaust Educational Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations International Brotherhood of Magicians Magic Circle

JAUNCEY OF TULLICHETTLE, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chancellor of the Diocese of St Andrews, Dunkeld and Dunblane in the Episcopal Church in Scotland 16(a) Trusteeships Ex Officio trustee of two charitable trusts providing: (1) holiday accommodation for clergy and their families (2) grants to young women to further their higher education

JAY OF PADDINGTON, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Advisory contract with Currie and Brown on public/private sector business, particularly on the relevant health service developments *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, BT plc

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Non-executive Director, Independent News and Media plc Member, International News and Media International Advisory Board *12(i) Visits Attendance at Inter Action Council meeting in Moscow (July 2003). Fare and hotel costs met by the organisers Visit to Delhi (November 2004) to give two lectures and attend a charity function for the Dr. L.M. Singhvi Foundation and the Loomba Trust - the two organisations paid the air fares and hotel costs Attendance at Inter Action Council meeting in California, Stanford University (June 2005). Fare and hotel costs met by the organisers Visit to Stanford University, California (June 2005) to attend the Annual Meeting of the Inter Action Council (of which I have been elected as an associate member, which is an honorary post). The IAC paid my airfare and hotel expenses for 2 nights in California *13(b) Landholdings Second holiday home in Co. Cork, Eire regularly let for periods of up to 2 months each year 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Member of the Board of the Institute of Contemporary British History (from October 2001) Member of the Carlton Television Trust 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chair of the Overseas Development Institute 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron of several voluntary organisations in the health and social care field

JELLICOE, Earl *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Director, UK Branch of the Winston Churchill Society (unpaid) Consultant of the Royal Geographical Society (unpaid) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Former Chairman, Council of Kings College, London Former Chancellor, Southampton University Former President of the Royal Geographical Society (unpaid) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Patron, Wiltshire and Swindon Community Foundation

JENKIN OF RODING, Lord *12(a) Parliamentary consultancy agreements Since 1990, served as an unpaid political consultant for the Thames

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Estuary Airport Co. Ltd (and its predecessors). In 1992, an informal understanding was reached between the Company and its consultants that, as and when the Company secured the finance to launch a Planning Application to construct the proposed airport, this service could be remunerated. Until this happens, it is impossible to quantify what, if anything, will be paid. No written agreement though the understanding has been acknowledged by the company from time to time. All relevant correspondence shown to Registrar *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant, Sumitomo Trust and Banking Company Ltd *12(i) Visits 7 – 11 April 2002 – meeting of the International Advisory Board of Marsh & McLennan Group of Companies in Zurich, Switzerland, unremunerated but with all expenses paid for myself and my wife 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor of Clifton College, Bristol 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of the Foundation for Science and Technology Formerly Co-opted Member, Council of the Royal Institution of Great Britain (2002-2005) Joint President of the Association of London Government Past President, Association for Science Education (2002-2003) President of the Hatfield Heath Branch of the Saffron Walden Constituency Conservative Association Trustee of the BURA Charitable Trust (British Urban Regeneration Association) Trustee of the St. Andrew‘s Prize Trust (which annually awards an international prize for proposals for environmental improvement) Vice President of the Local Government Association 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Cancer Research UK Member, Guide Dogs for the Blind Association

JOFFE, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations 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 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, J G & V L Joffe Charitable Trust Trustee, Sumner Wilson Charitable Trust

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16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Voluntary Euthanasia Society

JONES, Lord 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Member, The Industrial Advisory Board of the Northern Aerospace Technology Exploitation Centre (N.A.T.E.C) (unpaid) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Diocesan Board of Education (Diocese of St. Asaph) President, League of Friends, Deeside Community Hospital President, Saltney Historical Society President, Sandycroft and Mancot Scouts President, The Hawarden Singers President, Wrexham-Birkenhead Rail Users Association Trustee, The Winnicott Clinic of Psychotherapy President, Flintshire Alzheimer‘s Society Director, Genesis Initiative (enhances the prospects for small businesses) (unpaid) Trustee ‗Friends of Africa‘ (a charity seeking to create small business in Africa)

JONES OF CHELTENHAM, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor, Cheltenham Bownside School and Sixth Form Centre 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Patron, Cheltenham Housing Aid Centre Patron, Kambia Hospital Appeal (Sierra Leone) Vice President, National Star College Vice President, Gloucestershire Association for Mental Health Vice President, Cheltenham Town Football Club President, Brian Jones (of the Rolling Stones) Fan Club President, Cheltenham Swimming and Water Polo Club 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust Member, UK Botswana Society Member, Liberal Democrats

JOPLING, Lord *12(i) Visits Guest lecturer with Saga Cruises for 2 weeks in August 2002 to the Baltic accompanied by wife (hospitality no remuneration) Guest lecturer with Saga Cruises for 2 weeks in November 2003 to the Coast of Brazil accompanied by wife (hospitality no remuneration) Guest lecturer with Saga Cruises for 2 weeks in September 2004 to the

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West Mediterranean accompanied by wife (hospitality no remuneration) Guest lecturer with Saga Cruises for 2 days in February 2005 to Brugge accompanied by wife *13(b) Landholdings Owner of rented houses in North Yorkshire Part owner of agricultural land in North Yorkshire Partner in farming business in North Yorkshire 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of the Court, York University 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President Emeritus, Auto Cycle Union President, Despatch Association

JORDAN, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, English Partnerships Pension Scheme 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor, Ashridge Management College 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, R.O.S.P.A 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Advisory Council Victim Support

JUDD, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Adviser to De Montfort University on the works of the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences and on scholarships policy and administration *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director of Harbour Renaissance Ltd *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance An employee of Oxfam acts as one of my research assistants *12(i) Visits Visit to the United States (20-22 October 2002) as a guest of the American Committee for Peace in Chechnya (travel and accommodation paid; travel by World Traveller Plus) Visit to the Hague (15 November 2002) to attend a conference organised by The International Helsinki Federation (Netherlands Committee) (accommodation in the Hague paid for by The

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International Helsinki Federation and expenses partly financed by the Council of Europe in view of my role as Rapporteur on Chechnya) Visit to Russia, Ingushetia and Chechnya (19-24 January 2003) in capacity as Rapporteur to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe on the conflict in Chechnya Visit to Scotland (15-20 June 2003) to attend a seminar on Post Conflict Reconstruction organised by the Stanley Foundation (US) (fare and accommodation provided, also for spouse) Visit to the United States (12-17 September 2003) (i) to attend and speak at meetings on ―interdependence‖ in Philadelphia organised by the Democracy Collaborative, as a guest of the University of Maryland (travel and accommodation paid); (ii) to participate in a series of meetings in Washington DC on Chechnya: these included giving evidence to the Congressional Commission on Cooperation and Security in Europe (fare and accommodation paid by the American Committee for Peace in Chechnya and The Foundation for Civil Liberties) Visit to United States (9-10 December 2003) as a guest of the American Committee for Peace in Chechnya to speak at a seminar (economy travel and accommodation paid) Visit to Sofia, Bulgaria (4-6 April 2004) to attend conference on arms control and the arms trade as trustee of Saferworld (fares and accommodation paid by Saferworld Visit to Rome (10-12 September 2004) guest of the University of Maryland (USA) Democracy Collaborative and the Mayor of Rome at a celebration of interdependence and related meetings. Accommodation and travel (economy class) provided by the hosts Visit to Berlin (23-25 May 2005) to attend seminar on Chechnya being organised by the Brookings Institution and the Robert Bosch Stiftung who will meet expenses Visit to Ditchley Park (11-12 February 2005) guest of the Foreign Policy Centre as part of their Future of Russia programme Visit to Berlin (23-25 May 2005) guest of the Brookings Institution and the Robert Bosch Stiftung to participate in seminar on the Ongoing Conflict in Chechnya (economy fare and accommodation provided) Visit to Ditchley Park with Lady Judd (10-12 June 2005) guest of the Ditchley Foundation for conference on the politics and problems of water *13(b) Landholdings London Flat; Pimlico, London Principal House; Thackthwaite, near Cockermouth, Cumbria Residential Property (let) at Tamworth *13(d) Hospitality or gifts 11 November 2002 and 22 April 2004, dinner (with wife) as guests of the Russian Minister Counsellor 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of British Council

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Member of the Court of Lancaster University Member of the Council of Senior Fellows of De Montfort University Member of the Court of the London School of Economics and Political Science Member, Court of the University, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Freedom of the City of Portsmouth Hon. Fellow, Portsmouth University Hon. Fellow, Hon. Lecturer of the University of East Anglia 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee of the Ruskin Foundation 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Convenor/Chair, Social Responsibility Forum of Churches Together in Cumbria (1999-2005) Member, North West Regional Advisory Committee of the National Trust (1996-2005) National President, YMCA (England) (an honorary post, neither trustee nor executive) (1996-2005) Trustee, Saferworld Vice President, Council for National Parks Vice President, United Nations Association Vice Chair, All-party Group on Equalities 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President of the Friends of the Royal Naval Museum, Portsmouth Vice President, European Atlantic Group Member of the Honorary Council of the International Partnership for Service-Learning and Leadership 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of a range of voluntary organisations in the spheres of environment, international affairs, overseas development, social policy and the arts.

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KALMS, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Volvere plc *12(f) Regular remunerated employment President, Dixons Group plc 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member (Shareholder) Dixon‘s C.T.C Bradford (Resigned Governor 18.6.03) 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Jewish Association for Business Ethics Trustee, The Stanley Kalms Foundation Trustee, RK and SK Trust Trustee, Kalms Grandchildren settlement

KELVEDON, Lord *13(a) Significant shareholdings Shareholding in the Iveagh Trustees Ltd (a private trust company providing trustee, investment management, tax and other Advisory services) *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Essex, including residential properties Residence in London which may be let from time to time 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee of the Channon Charitable Trust

KENNEDY OF THE SHAWS, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships The Independent Newspaper *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Member of the Bar 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chair of The Human Genetics Commission Chair of The Inter-collegiate Working Group on Sudden Infant Death President of The National Children‘s Bureau President of The School of Oriental and African Studies 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations External Advisory Council, World Bank Institute Bencher of Gray‘s Inn

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Chair of Standing Committee for Youth Justice Foreign Policy Centre Advisory Council Member, Academie Universalle des Cultures Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts Fellow of the City and Guilds Institute Fellow of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies Vice President, Association of Women Barristers 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, KPMG Foundation 16(b) Voluntary organisations President, Civil Liberties Trust Vice President, Haldane Society Howard League for Penal Reform Liberty

KERR OF KINLOCHARD, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Deputy Chairman, Royal Dutch Shell plc Non-executive Director, Rio Tinto plc (and Rio Tinto Ltd in Australia) Non-executive Director, Scottish American Investment Trust Co. Ltd 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman of Court and Council, Imperial College Member, Fulbright Commission, appointed by The Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Hon. Governor, The Glasgow Academy Hon. Fellow, Pembroke College, Oxford 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, National Gallery, appointed by the Prime Minister 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. President of the Universities Association for Contemporary European Studies Member of the Council of the Centre for European Reform 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of the Rhodes Trust in Oxford

KILCLOONEY, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Tontine Rooms Holding Co. Ltd West Ulster Estates Ltd Alpha Newspapers Ireland Ltd *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Tontine Rooms Holding Co. Ltd (with spouse a controlling interest)

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West Ulster Estates Ltd Alpha Newspapers Ireland Ltd (with spouse a controlling interest) *13(a) Significant shareholdings Tontine Rooms Holding Co. Ltd (newspaper publisher and printer) Alpha Newspapers Ireland Ltd (newspaper publisher in Republic of Ireland) *13(b) Landholdings Freehold home, City of Westminster Freehold home, City of Armagh Freehold commercial premises, City of Belfast Freehold commercial premises, City of Armagh Freehold home, Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus Freehold home, France 15(a) Membership of public bodies Board Member, Charles Sheils Charity Governor, The Royal School, Armagh City Member, Northern Ireland Assembly Member, Northern Ireland Policing Board 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director, Gosford Voluntary Housing Association 16(b) Voluntary organisations Charles Sheils Charity Gosford Housing Association The Royal School, Armagh

KILPATRICK OF KINCRAIG, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Association of Clinical Diabetologists Charitable Trust T.B. Alert

KIMBALL, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Leicestershire, including residential properties 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Deputy President, Countryside Alliance 16(a) Trusteeships Chairman and Trustee, Old Carnegie Museum in Melton Mowbray Fox and Fair 16(b) Voluntary organisations Chairman, Cottesmore Hounds Hon. Associate, Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons

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KING OF BRIDGWATER, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Electra Investment Trust Non-executive Chairman, London International Exhibition Centre plc and London International Exhibition Centre (Holdings) Ltd *13(b) Landholdings Minority Partner in family farm in Wiltshire (including cottages) Partner in woodlands in Wiltshire 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Patron, UK Defence Forum

KING OF WEST BROMWICH, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Managing Director, Sandwell Polybags Ltd, West Bromwich (manufacturers of polythene garment covers and bags) Non-executive Director, FFE Ltd Chairman, Opportunities Recruitment International Ltd (unpaid) Director, King Aviation Ltd (unpaid) Chairman, Strategic Partnering Board, Total Furniture Systems Ltd *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Wife has 25% shareholding in Sandwell Polybags Ltd *12(i) Visits Attended a conference in Paris (France) on 18 June 2005 at the invitation of National Council of Resistance of Iran. They paid my airfare, overnight stay and all the meals during my stay in Paris. *13(b) Landholdings Factory land and buildings situated at Thomas Street, West Bromwich *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend Wife has 25% shareholding in Sandwell Polybags Ltd Factory land and buildings situated at Thomas Street, West Bromwich (wife) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Alternate Member, Committee of the Regions (COR) Member, Governing body of King George V Primary School, West Bromwich Member, South Staffordshire Water Disconnections Charitable Trust Chairman, Strategic Partnering Board Councillor, Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council Black Country Housing and Community Services Group Ltd (unpaid) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. Vice President, YMCA, West Bromwich

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16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, National Union of Teachers Member, Co-operative party Member, Labour party Member of Association of Labour councillors

KINGSDOWN, Lord *13(b) Landholdings 38 acres of woodland in North Kent 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Canterbury Cathedral Trust Chairman, Canterbury Cathedral Council Trustee, Leeds Castle, Maidstone, Kent Honorary Trustee, Royal Agricultural Society of England Trustee, East Malling Trust for Horticultural Research Emeritus Trustee, Royal Academy of Arts

KINGSLAND, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Barrister, 2 Harcourt Buildings, EC4Y 9DB Chairman, Jersey Competition and Regulatory Authority 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Board of Trustees, Plymouth Marine Laboratory clg (unpaid)

KINNOCK, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant I am part time EU policy advisor for the Baltic and International Maritime Council (BIMCO), Denmark. I took up this position in January 2005. At my suggestion, the appointment is limited to 2 years but is renewable by mutual agreement. *12(e) Remunerated directorships In March 2005, I was appointed to be a non-executive director of Data & Research Services (DRS), Milton Keynes. DRS plc provide hardware and software, particularly for academic examination answers, marking and results and for election voting recording and results. It is operational in 10 countries other than the United Kingdom. My appointment is, at my suggestion and with the agreement of the company, for one year and is renewable by mutual agreement. *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance The British Council provides me with secretarial assistance which relates to my obligations as Chair of the Board of Trustees of the

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Council and to diary management and associated matters. No direct financial benefit arises from this support but it is possible that my need for secretarial help is, in part, alleviated by the facility provided by the Council. I took up my 3 year term with the Council on 1 December 2004. *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend My wife, Glenys Kinnock, is an elected Member of the European Parliament. She has no notifiable financial interests 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chair of the Board of Trustees of the British Council. This position does not provide me with remuneration. Travel and accommodation expenses are paid, on provision of receipts, when I undertake official business for the Council. President of the University of Cardiff 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies President of the Bevan Foundation Member of the Board of Trustees of the Institute of Public Policy Research (ippr) Patron of the National Museum and Galleries of Wales Patron of Theatr Clwyd 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of the Transport and General Workers‘ Union

KIRKHAM, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, DFS Furniture Company Ltd *13(a) Significant shareholdings 82.47% shareholding in Full Circle Future Ltd (8,399,277 shares) the holding company for DFS Furniture Group *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in South Yorkshire including residential properties 1 dwelling, Doncaster, South Yorkshire 15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Doctorate, Bradford University Hon. Fellow, Animal Health Trust Hon. Member, Emmanuel College, Cambridge 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Graham Kirkham Foundation Chairman, Joint Funding Board of Duke of Edinburgh Award and Outward Bound Member, UK and International Trustee Committees, Duke of Edinburgh‘s Award Deputy President & Trustee, Animal Health Trust

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Trustee, Outward Bound Trust Trustee, The Duke of Edinburgh‘s Award

KIRKHILL, Lord No relevant interests

KIRKWOOD OF KIRKHOPE, Lord *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Until 5 September 2005 the Finance and Administration Department of the House of Commons will fund secretarial assistance for the winding up of parliamentary business relating to my work as a former Member of the House of Commons 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of Trustees, The Joseph Rowntree Social Service Charitable Trust Chairman and Director, The Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust Limited and subsidiary companies Director, The Wise Group Governor, Pensions Policy Institute Council Member, Hansard Society Trustee, Centre for Reform Trustee, Family Budget Unit 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Roxburgh House Studios (small charity in Hawick promoting art for those with mental health problems etc) Patron, Terrence Higgins Trust

KNIGHT OF COLLINGTREE, Baroness 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of the Court of the University of Birmingham 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Member of the Board of Sulgrave Manor (ancestral home of George Washington) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee of the Constitutional Monarchist Association

KNIGHTS, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, Warwickshire County Cricket Club Vice President, Birmingham County Scout Association Vice President, Birmingham Federation of Youth Clubs

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LAIDLAW, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Executive, I.I.R BV *12(g) Controlling shareholdings I.I.R Holdings Ltd (conferences, training, exhibitions, serviced offices) 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions President, London Scottish Tory Club

LAING OF DUNPHAIL, Lord No relevant interests

LAIRD, Lord *13(a) Significant shareholdings John Laird Public Relations (NI) Ltd (owns 25% of the shares) *13(b) Landholdings Rent received from:- 104 Holywood Road, Belfast 6, Belmont Garage, Belfast 11B, Carnet House, Dundonald 27/11, West Byson Road, Edinburgh 51/4, West Byson Road, Edinburgh 27 Yeoman Place, Edinburgh

LAMING, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment During 2003/04 I did some consultancy work in regard to the Green Paper ―Every child matters‖ and the Children Bill currently before Parliament for which I was paid a daily fee *12(i) Visits Visit to Shanghai as President of ―Care for Children‖ (costs of travel paid by Virgin Atlantic) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron or President of several local and national charities in the social care field

LAMONT OF LERWICK, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant, Rotch Property Group

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Consultant, Fintrade Stanley Leisure plc *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, East European Food Fund (Investment Fund) Director, Anglo-Arabian Projects Limited Director, Balli Group plc (steel and commodity trading house) Director, Compagnie Internationale de Participations Bancaires et Financieres (Investment Company) Director, European Growth and Income Trust (Investment Trust) Director, Jupiter Finance and Income Trust (Investment Trust) Director, Scottish Annuity and Life Holdings (Reinsurance Company) Director, RAB Capital plc Member of the Advisory Board, MerchantBridge & Co *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Secretary and office at Balli plc (steel and commodity trading house) (Secretary primarily business and personal but some parliamentary work) 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Chairman, Le Cercle Chairman, British Iranian Chamber of Commerce President, British Romanian Chamber of Commerce Co-Chairman, Bruges Group

LANE, Lord No relevant interests

LANE OF HORSELL, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Managing The Service Business Ltd 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Bishop of Guildford‘s Foundation

LANG OF MONKTON, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Chairman, BFS US Special Opportunities Trust plc (investment trust) Non-executive Chairman, China Internet Ventures Ltd Non-executive Director, Ltd (aquaculture, engineering etc) Non-executive Director, Marsh & McLennan Companies Inc (insurance broking, investment, pensions, employee benefits etc) Non-executive Chairman, Thistle Mining Inc Non-executive Chairman, Saversfirst Ltd (financial sector)

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*12(f) Regular remunerated employment Consultant, National Strategies Inc. (an American company) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor, Rugby School Hon. President, St. Columba‘s School, Renfrewshire 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chairman of Governing Body of the Patrons of The National Galleries of Scotland

LAWSON OF BLABY, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Central Europe Trust Co Ltd (Advisory and private equity) *13(a) Significant shareholdings Shareholding in Central Europe Trust Company Limited 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of Governing Body of Westminster School (until 31 July 2005)

LAYARD OF HIGHGATE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Firebird New Russia Fund Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Programme Director, Centre for Economic Performance, London School of Economics

LEA OF CRONDALL, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Member, Central Arbitration Committee (fees per day when handling a case) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Transport & General Workers‘ Union

LEICESTER, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend 15(a) Membership of public bodies Honorary Director of the Leicestershire Sub-Regional Economic Partnership

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Honorary Director of the Leicestershire Promotions Company Limited Trustee, Launde Abbey Trust Governor of the Leicester Grammar School Governor of the Leicester High School Member of the Citizens Organising Foundation 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee of the Children‘s Society

LEITCH, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, United Business Media plc Non-executive Director, BUPA *13(a) Significant shareholdings Investor in Clearhurst Ltd (a non-trading company) (unremunerated) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of the Balance Foundation Deputy Chairman of The Commonwealth Education Fund Founding Vice President of ‗CARES‘ (employee volunteering) – Subdivision of Business in the Community Chairman of Leitch Review of Skills (unremunerated) (independent review of skills in the UK – voluntary post) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Chairman of the National Employment Panel Director of Albert Court Management Committee (Residents‘ Association for my London residence) Member, Advisory Council of Acciptor (unremunerated) (9 June 2005)

LESTER OF HERNE HILL, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Self-employed practising member of the English Bar, specialising in constitutional and administrative law, employment, media, commercial and European law Co-editor of Butterworths Human Rights Law and Practice as well as being a contributor *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Secretarial research and assistance provided through The Odysseus Trust Limited funded by Lord Sainsbury of Turville *13(b) Landholdings Joint ownership with wife of shop in Somerset 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Unremunerated Director of The Odysseus Trust Ltd (a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee that conducts research into human

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rights and constitutional matters and gives advice and information on all-party basis) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Governor, British Institute for Human Rights Hon. President and Board Member of INTERIGHTS (International Centre for the Legal Protection of Human Rights) Hon. President, Liberal Democrat Lawyers Association Hon. Professor of Public Law, University College, London Member Advisory Board and Executive Council, Centre for European Law, King‘s College, London Member of Advisory Board, Institute of European Public Law, University of Hull Member of Advisory Committee, Constitution Unit, University College, London Member of Advisory Panel, Centre for Public Law, Cambridge Member of Editorial Committee, ―Public Law‖ Member of Expert Counsel Panel, LIBERTY Member of the Advisory Board, Institute of European Public Law Member of the Council, JUSTICE Member Executive Board, Open Society Justice Initiative 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, The John Galway Foster Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Complimentary Member, Amnesty International Hon. Fellow, Society of Advanced Legal Studies Parliamentary Supporter, Britain in Europe

LEVENE OF PORTSOKEN, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, General Dynamics United Kingdom Ltd (defence industry) Director, Haymarket Group Ltd (publishers) Chairman, Lloyd‘s Board member, TOTAL s.a 15(a) Membership of public bodies Alderman, City of London, Ward of Portsoken Governor, City of London School 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chairman, Bevis Marks Synagogue Trust 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, International Financial Services London

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LEVY, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Universal Music Operations Ltd United Customer Management Solutions Pty Ltd MBI Group of Companies *12(g) Controlling shareholdings WIREART Ltd 15(a) Membership of public bodies President, Jews Free School (JFS) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of Board of Trustees, New Policy Network Foundation Chairman, Foundation for Education Chairman, Jewish Care Community Foundation Hon. President, United Jewish Israel Appeal (UJIA) Member of Advisory Council, Foreign Policy Centre Member of International Board of Governors, The Peres Centre for Peace President, Community Service Volunteers (CSV) President, Jewish Care Vice Chairman, Central Council for Jewish Social Services Co-Chairman, The Academy Sponsors Trust 16(a) Trusteeships Advisory Committee Member, National Council for Voluntary Organisations Chairman, Chief Rabbinate Awards for Excellence Member of Honorary Committee, The Israel Britain and The Commonwealth Association Member, Community Legal Service Champions Panel Member, World Commission on Israel-Diaspora Relations Trustee, Holocaust Educational Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, British Music Industry Awards (1995-) Patron, Prostate Cancer Charitable Trust (1997-) Patron, Save a Child‘s Heart Foundation (2000-) Patron, Friends of Israel Educational Trust (1998-) Patron, Simon Marks Jewish Primary School Trust (2002-) Hon. Patron, Cambridge University Jewish Society (2002-)

LEWIS OF NEWNHAM, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Brett Environment Trust Ltd Chairman, Environmental Services Association Research Trust (ESART) (unpaid) Onyx Environmental Advisory Board

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15(a) Membership of public bodies Cambridge Commonwealth Trust Cambridge Overseas Trust 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Waste Management Industry Training and Advisory Board Onyx, Environmental Trust President, Arthritis Research Campaign (ARC)

LINDSAY, Earl of *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS) Chairman, Scottish Quality Salmon Ltd (SQS) Managing Director, Marine Stewardship Council International Ltd (MSCI) Non-Executive Director, Mining (Scotland) Ltd Non-Executive Director, UA Group plc *13(a) Significant shareholdings Shell Transport & Trading UA Group plc (rural services) *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Fife including residential property Wilderness (approximately 100 acres) on the West Coast of Scotland including residential property 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman, Board of Management, Elmwood College Member, St. Leonards School Council 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, International Tree Foundation Trustee, West Highland Rail Heritage Trust Vice President, Royal Smithfield Club Vice President, RSPB Vice President, Royal Scottish Geographical Society Chairman, Friends of the Capercaillie

LINKLATER OF BUTTERSTONE, Baroness 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Founder and President, The New School, Butterstone President, The Society of Friends of Dunkeld Cathedral Vice Chairman, The Pushkin Prizes, Scotland Director, Koestler Award Trust (from January 2005) 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, The Esmée Fairbairn Foundation (a grant making foundation)

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LIPSEY, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chair, Shadow Racing Trust Non-executive Director, ITV London Chair, British Greyhound Racing Board 15(a) Membership of public bodies Council, Constitution Unit Advisory Group, Centre for Research into Elections and Social Trends Sponsors‘ Advisory Board, Centre for the Study of Gambling 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Chair, Make Votes Count 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chair, Social Market Foundation Trustee, Retired Greyhound Trust President, British Harness Racing Club

LISTOWEL, Earl of *12(i) Visits Visit to Angola (May 2003) as guest of Tearfund, Save the Children and Christian Aid *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Nottinghamshire, including residential properties and woodland (subsoil includes deposits of sand and gravel) Commercial and residential properties in London 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Voice for the Child in Care (VCC)

LIVERPOOL, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Vice-President, Tear Fund (an international Christian Relief Agency). In receipt of special briefings on international aid and issues of sustainable development 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chair, Governing Body The Academy of St. Francis of Assisi Chair, North West Constitutional Convention Chair, Wycliffe Hall, Oxford Vice Chair of Board of Mission and Public Affairs for Church of England

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Fellow, University of Gloucestershire Foundation Governor, Blue Coat School, Liverpool Member Governing Council, Liverpool University Member, Urban Bishops Panel, Church of England President, Church Pastoral Aid Society Co-President, Liverpool Hope University Vice-President, Tear Fund Visitor, Liverpool College, Liverpool 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Kensington City Academy Trustee, Liverpool Diocesan Board of Finance

LIVERPOOL, Earl of *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Rutland Management Ltd (Property development)

LIVSEY OF TALGARTH, Lord *12(i) Visits Visit to Cardiff to attend the launch of the Richard Commission‘s report on the powers of the National Assembly 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Member, Brecknock Museum Art Trust 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Board Member, Prime Cymru (aims to get 50+ year olds into business start ups in Wales) Trustee, CPRW (Campaign for the Protection of Rural Wales) President, European Movement in Wales 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Brecknock Young Farmers Clubs President, Brecon & District Disabled Club President, Keith Morris Fund (a charity that assists newly disabled people) President, Seale Haynians (former students of Seale-Hayne College) President, Abbey Cwmhir Society (helps to preserve Cwmhir Abbey, Radnorshire)

LLOYD OF BERWICK, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Woodland near Chichester and in Central Wales Rental income from a house at Strand-on-the-Green, London W4 15(a) Membership of public bodies Retired Lord of Appeal in Ordinary

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15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President of Outlook Foundation (which provides residential accommodation for those between 18 and 25 with severe learning difficulties) President, East Sussex Rifle Association President, Sussex Heritage Trust

LLOYD-WEBBER, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships The Really Useful Group Ltd (Theatre Production Company) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Really Useful Holdings Ltd (holding company and wholly owned subsidiaries) *13(a) Significant shareholdings The following shares are held within Vidacos Nominees Ltd on behalf of Lord Lloyd-Webber:

400,000 Neverfail C shares, 305,696 Neverfail B shares and 804,250 warrants. These holdings represent 2.13% ownership of the company (nature of business: computer back-up and recovery services) *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Hampshire, including residential properties *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend Lady Lloyd-Webber (spouse) shareholding of 12.25% in and Director of Newbury Racecourse plc 15(a) Membership of public bodies Vice President, The Arts Educational Schools, London 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Settlor and Trustee, The Open Churches Trust (charity) Settlor and Trustee, The Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation (charity) Trustee and Director, The Buildings Books Trust for the Buildings of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales (charity) Vice President, Bob Champion Cancer Appeal Trust (charity) Vice President, The Royal Theatrical Society (charity) 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of Private Family Trusts: The Alastair Lloyd Webber Settlement The David Lloyd Webber Settlement The Isabella Lloyd Webber Settlement The William Lloyd Webber Settlement

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LOCKWOOD, Baroness 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor, University of Bradford 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chair, Board of Trustees, National Coal Mining Museum for England 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, (Yorkshire and Humber) Arthritis Research Campaign President, Ilkley C.V.S President, Addingham Civic Centre Chairman, Bradford International Festival Advisory Board President, Mind the Gap Theatre Company for people with learning difficulties 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Mary Macarthur Educational Trust

LOFTHOUSE OF PONTEFRACT, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies President, British Amateur Rugby League Association ―BARLA‖

LONDON, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Church Commissioner, St. Ethelburga‘s Centre for Reconciliation and Peace

LUCAS, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultancy for Green Issues Communications of Reading *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Lucas Publications Ltd (publishing) The Good Schools Guide Ltd *13(a) Significant shareholdings BST Ltd (security alarms, etc) Eastern Counties Newspapers Group plc Safe ‗n‘ Sound Security Systems Ltd (a private company in which I have 50% interest) *13(b) Landholdings Woodland in Kent (30 acres)

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15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Aplastic Anaemia Trust The Mercers Company 16(b) Voluntary organisations Dendrologists Association Safe Ground

LUCE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Trustee, Geographers Map Trustees Limited (A-Z) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Lord Chamberlain of the Queen‘s Household 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Member, of the Board of Trustees of the Royal Collection Trust Member of the Royal Mint Advisory Committee Emeritus Trustee of the Royal Academy of Arts 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President of the Voluntary Arts Network Member of the Advisory Board of the Next Century Foundation (facilitates conflict resolution through confidential dialogue) Hon. Fellow of the Atlantic Council of the UK Governor of Ditchley Foundation Hon. Vice President of the Overseas Pensioners‘ Association Vice President of the Friends of the Commonwealth President of the Royal Overseas League

LUDFORD, Baroness *12(f) Regular remuneration employment Member of the European Parliament *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance European Parliament, by virtue of position as an MEP 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Member of Council of Justice Member of Council of Liberty Patron, ―Fair Trials Abroad‖ Patron, ―Peace in Kurdistan‖ Member of Council of Federal Trust Patron, Guantanamo Human Rights Commission

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LUKE, LORD 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member of the Court and Trustee, Drapers Company 16(b) Voluntary organisations Knight of the Order of St John of Jerusalem

LYELL, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Miles & Miles Ltd (chauffeur-drive and self-drive motor cars) *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Angus, Scotland, including residential properties, arable and stock farms 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Patron of Forfar Athletic FC 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron of Scottish Ju Jitsu Association

LYELL OF MARKYATE, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Private practice as a barrister (Queen‘s Counsel) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman of the Governors of Stowe school (a charity) and consequent membership of the Stowe School Foundation and Stowe House Preservation Trust Chairman of the St. Albans Cathedral Trust *13(b) Landholdings Shared ownership with my wife of a house in London, a property in Burgundy and some farmland, woodlands, and a pair of cottages in Hertfordshire

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McALPINE OF WEST GREEN, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Waddington Galleries, 11 Cork Street, London W15 *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Sir Robert McAlpine Ltd, Yorkshire House, Grosvenor Crescent, London SW1 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee of the David & Frederick Barclay Foundation, 20 St. James Street, London SW1

McCARTHY, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Associate Fellow, Templeton College, Oxford Emeritus Fellow, Nuffield College, Oxford Member, Ruskin College, Oxford Governing Body Member, Civil Service Arbitration Tribunal Fellow of Chartered Institute of Personnel Development 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Member of Association of University Teachers Branch Chairman, Oxford Branch 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Labour Party Friend of the Bodleian Library Member, Institute of Employment Rights Member, RSPCA

McCLUSKEY, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the John Smith Memorial Trust (a registered charity) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of the International Bar Association (an international association of lawyers including judges) Member of Age Concern, Scotland

McCOLL OF DULWICH, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships The Wolfson Foundation Collingham Sixth Form College

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*12(f) Regular remunerated employment Professor working in the Department of Anatomy of King‘s College at the Guy‘s Hospital campus 15(a) 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 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of Mercy Ships UK (a charity) Member of the Advisory Board of the Shaftesbury Society Member of the Board of Advisors 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

McDONAGH, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Self-employed Management Consultant *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, TBI plc Non-executive Chairman , Yoo Media (Public) 15(a) Membership of public bodies School Governor, St. Teresa‘s RC Primary School, Surrey 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Catz Clubs (which is a charity based in London. This is voluntary) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Amicus

MACDONALD OF TRADESTON, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Senior Advisor, Macquarie Bank Ltd

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16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Fabian Society

MACFARLANE OF BEARSDEN, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Diageo plc Macfarlane Group 15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. President, Scottish Ballet Hon. President, The Glasgow School of Art Hon. President, The High School of Glasgow 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chairman of Trustees, Kelvingrove Refurbishment Appeal Hon. President, The Fine Art Society plc Trustee, The Glasgow Art Club Hon. President, The Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Abbeyfield Society (Scotland) Patron, Scottish Licensed Trade Association Patron, Queens Park Football Club

McFARLANE OF LLANDAFF, Baroness 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President and Trustee, St. Anne‘s Hospice, Cheadle 16(b) Voluntary organisations Life Member, Hywellian Guild (Hawellis School, Llandaff, Cardiff) Life Member, Royal College of Nursing St. Bartholomew‘s Hospital League of Nurses

MacGREGOR OF PULHAM MARKET, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships European Supervisory Board, DAF Netherlands plc Non-executive Director, Associated British Foods plc Non-executive Director, Friends Provident plc Non-executive Director, Slough Estates plc Non-executive Director, Uniq plc (until end July 2005) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Joint Deputy Chairman, Association of Governing Bodies of Independent Schools Trustee, West Buckland School Foundation Hon. Vice President, COBISEC Chairman, St. Andrew‘s (Ecumenical) Trust

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Member, UK Food and Agriculture Advisory Board 16(b) Voluntary organisations Council, Institute of Directors Member of the Cathedral Council of Norwich Cathedral

McINTOSH OF HARINGEY, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment President, GAMCARE – National Association for Gambling Care Educational Resources and Training (unpaid) *13(b) Landholdings Share (with other family members) of house in France, occasionally let for rent 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Dartmouth Street Trust President, Abbeyfield North London Housing Society Honorary Associate, National Secular Society Hon. Fellow, Market Research Society

McINTOSH OF HUDNALL, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Adviser, ARTIS (providing performance arts specialist services in education) *13(b) Landholdings 1 bedroom flat in Thaxted, Essex for which I receive rent 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Board Member, The Roundhouse Trust Board Member, Almeida Theatre Board Member, Welsh National Opera Trustee, South Bank Sinfonia Board Member, National Opera Studio 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Art Inter-Romania Trustee, Peggy Ramsay Foundation Trustee Nicholas Hytner Charitable Trust 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (NESTA) (until July 2005) Trustee, Theatres Trust

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McKENZIE OF LUTON, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary *13(b) Landholdings Freehold, 3 Sandwell Close ,Luton LU2 7TN Leasehold, 55 South Block, County Hall, London 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Patron, The Khayaal Theatre Company Patron, Pasque Harmony Patron, Luton Male Voice Choir Patron, Mission Direct Patron, Rebuilding Lives Patron, Purbachal ―The Eastern Sky‖ (raising awareness with the Bangladeshi community)

MACKAY OF CLASHFERN, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment General Editor of Halsbury‘s Laws of England *13(b) Landholdings Own approximately 90 acres of growing trees at Canban, Invernesshire 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor of Heriot-Watt University 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, The Princess Royal‘s Trust for Carers Honorary President, The Scottish Bible Society 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of Faculty of Advocates‘ Charitable Trust Trustee of George Heriot‘s Bursary Appeal Trust Trustee of the Scottish Inheritance Fund Trustee of the Carberry Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Membership of Cancer UK Membership of Barnado‘s

MACKAY OF DRUMADOON, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Senator of the College of Justice in Scotland (High Court Judge) *12(i) Visits Visit to New York and Los Angeles, USA (6 – 14 October 2002) with Commons and Lords Rugby Team. (Members contributed to the

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cost of flights and hotels. Financial support was also received from Halewood International, Chase de Vere, GEM Construction, Volt Europe, GlaxoSmithKline. Rugby kit was provided by Nike) Visit to Australia (25 September – 12 October 2003) with the All-party Parliamentary Group for Commons and Lords Rugby Union Football Club to participate in Third Parliamentary World Cup Tournament. Members contributed to the cost of flights and hotels. Financial support was secured from Halewood International, the Australian Hotels Association, Canberra Tourism, Aus Trade, Acumen Alliance, AMP and Eurest Supply Services. Rugby kit was provided by Nike.

MacKENZIE OF CULKEIN, Lord 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, COHSE 1974 Pension and Assurance Scheme 16(b) Voluntary organisations Governor Member, Royal National Lifeboat Institution Governor Member, Marine Society Retired Associate General Secretary, Unison (formerly General Secretary, Confederation of Health Service Employees)

MACKENZIE OF FRAMWELLGATE, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant, Inter TV Ltd Consultant, Legal Solutions Group Consultant, Trimdon Estates Limited *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, AEPL Limited Non-executive Director, Kingslodge (Developments) Ltd Non-executive Director, Independent Investigative Solutions Limited Non-executive Director, Safecall Ltd Non-executive Director, Oriel Resources plc Director, Secure Intelligence Ltd Non-executive Director, The Effective Group Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Managing Director, Framwellgate Resources Limited – As the Managing Director of my own company, Framwellgate Resources Ltd, I attend speaking engagements from time to time at various locations, for which a fee is charged by my company for my time and services 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Vice-President, British Airline Pilots Association (BALPA) Patron, British Association of Public Safety Communications Officers (BAPCO)

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15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. President, Association of Police and Public Security Suppliers (APPSS) Patron, Joint Security Industry Council (JSIC) Hon. Vice President, EPIC (Ex Police in Industry and Commerce) Hon. Vice President, Defence Manufacturers Association (DMA) Hon. President, North Eastern Police History Society 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Finchale Training College for the Disabled Patron, Kidscape Patron, St Cuthbert‘s Hospice, Merryoaks, Durham Patron, St Oswald‘s Children‘s Hospice, Gosforth Member, National Association of Retired Police Officers (NARPO) Patron, National Olfactory Council (sniffer dogs) Patron, Association of Security Consultants

MACKIE OF BENSHIE, Lord 13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend Many farming relatives 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, 205 Group, Bomber Command Reunion Society Vice President (and former President) of the Royal Highland and Agricultural Society

MacLAURIN OF KNEBWORTH, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant Adviser to Macaw Soft Drinks Ltd *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Vodafone Group plc Non-executive Director, Fleet Support Group Non-executive Director, Evolution Group plc *13(a) Significant shareholdings Tesco plc Vodafone Group plc 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman, Sport Honours Committee (Ceremonial Secretariat of Cabinet Office) (from 13.6.05) Chairman of the Council of Malvern College Chancellor, University of Hertfordshire (standing down July 2005) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Trustee, Wiltshire Bobby Van Trust Trustee, Art to Give

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MACLENNAN OF ROGART, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Crofthouse in Sutherland 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Director, Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh Director, National Youth Orchestra of Scotland Director, Northlands Creative Glass, Lybster, Caithness

McNALLY, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Via JJI (St. Albans) - a private family company owned jointly with my wife – I carry out trade promotion and investment work. I have two such clients at the moment – the commodity traders ED & F Man and Pacol for which I am engaged in work in Bulgaria and China.

I ceased full time employment as Vice Chairman of Weber Shandwick U.K on becoming leader of the Liberal Democrats in the House of Lords in October 2004. As part of my JJI (St. Albans) work I may undertake free-lance work for P.R. agencies (speeches, seminar and conference chairing etc); but have undertaken no such work to date. I will not be taking lobbying work either for individual companies or for P.R. agencies other than pro bono work undertaken for Blackpool Borough Council. *12(e) Remunerated directorships Vice-Chairman, Advisory Board, Moody Certification (a company issuing quality and safety certificates at home and overseas) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment JJI (St Albans) Ltd (handles freelance aspects of work, fees for speeches, chairing conferences, seminars etc) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings JJI (St Albans) Ltd (a private family company owned jointly with wife) (handles freelance aspects, including fees for writing, lecturing and broadcasting as well as non-parliamentary trade work – two clients only at the moment: ED&F Man. & PACOL) *12(i) Visits Visit to Tunisia (15-22 February 2004) as guest of the Chairman of the Tunisia/Britain Parliamentary Group and the Tunisian National Tourist Office (I am secretary of the British/Tunisia All-Party Group and patron of the British Tunisia Society). My wife accompanied me on this visit. 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Adviser to the St. Albans International Organ Festival

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15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President of Shelter 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, St. Marks Hospital

MADDOCK, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Idex Energy UK Ltd Director Millberry House Lymington Ltd *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend Married to The Rt. Hon. Alan Beith, Lib. Dem. Member of Parliament for Berwick-upon-Tweed 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of the Board of Corporation of Brockenhurst College, Brockenhurst, Hants (a further education college) Member of the Committee on Standards in Public Life Elected Member, Northumberland County Council 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions President, Micro Power Council 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Anglo-Swedish Society President, National Housing Forum Vice President, National Home Improvement Council Vice President, National Housing Federation Vice President, Neighbourhood Energy Action Trustee, The Wessex Medical Trust Trustee, The Richard Newitt Trust Trustee, Carbon Neutral North East

MAGINNIS OF DRUMGLASS, Lord *13(b) Landholdings 2 bedroom flat in London (owned jointly with wife) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Councillor, Dungannon and South Tyrone Borough Governor of Royal School, Dungannon 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Moygashel Community Development

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MALLALIEU, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Member, British Horse Racing Board *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Fees from Practice at the Criminal Bar Very occasional remuneration from small family farm 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Exmoor National Park Consultative Forum 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Chairman, Leave Country Sports Alone Campaign President, Countryside Alliance

MANCHESTER, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chair, Sandford St Martin (Religious Broadcasting Awards) Trust General Synod of the Church of England Manchester Diocesan Board of Finance Manchester Church House Co. Manchester Diocesan Council of Education Manchester Diocesan Association of Church Schools Life Governor, Liverpool College Governor, Hulme Hall 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Lord High Almoner to H.M. The Queen National Chaplain, Royal British Legion 16(b) Voluntary organisations Board of Royal School of Church Music Manchester Diocese, Mothers‘ Union Arches Housing Disabled Living Hulme Hall Trust Wigan & Leigh Hospice St Ann‘s Hospice Manchester University of Change Ringers

MANCROFT, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Executive Chairman, Inter Lotto (UK) Ltd (main source of income and main employment) Non-executive Deputy Chairman, the Rok Corporation

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*12(h) Secretarial research and assistance The services of a researcher are provided and paid for by the Countryside Alliance *13(a) Significant shareholdings 16% of the Ordinary Issued Share Capital of Inter Lotto (UK) Ltd 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Deputy Chairman, Countryside Alliance 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, The Addiction Recovery Foundation Chairman, The Drug and Alcohol Foundation Chairman, The Mentor Foundation U.K 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, The Hepatitis ‗C‘ Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Chemical Dependency Centre Childline

MAR, Countess of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Member of the Immigration Appeal Tribunal Farmer Work on family farm (includes sheep, cattle, goats and poultry; specialist goat cheeses making) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Honest Food Vice President, Association of Members of the Immigration Appeal Tribunal (AMIAT) President, Elderly Accommodation Counsel (EAC) Trustee, Green Network Charitable Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Specialist Cheese Makers‘ Association

MAR AND KELLIE, Earl of *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Clackmannanshire Feudal Superiorities in Clackmannanshire and elsewhere in Scotland (now subject to the Abolition of Feudal Tenure (Scotland) Act 2000. Playing fields in Clackmannanshire Residential Property in Clackmannanshire Salmon netting rights in Clackmannanshire, District of Stirling and District of Falkirk Urban land in Clackmannanshire

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Woodland in Clackmannanshire 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Director and Chairman of the Clackmannanshire Heritage Trust Ltd 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Non-executive Director of CETERIS Ltd Non-executive Director of Orchard Project Ltd

MARLESFORD, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Adviser, Board of John Swire and Sons Adviser, Sit Investment Associates (Minneapolis) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Baring New Russia Fund Ltd Independent National Director, Times Newspapers Holdings Ltd Non-executive Director, Gavekal Research (Hong Kong) *13(b) Landholdings Owner of agricultural estate in Suffolk, including residential and commercial properties 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman, Marlesford Parish Council 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, CPRE President, Suffolk Preservation Society

MARSH, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Senior European Consultant, Taisei Corporation, Tokyo, Japan *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Gruppe M Investment Co.

MARSHALL OF KNIGHTSBRIDGE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Pirelli UK Limited Chairman, Nomura International plc Chairman, VisitBritain 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman of the Board of Governors, Birkbeck College, University of London

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15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions CBI Institute of Directors London First 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Advertising Association British American Business Council Commonwealth Youth Exchange Council United Kingdom Leadership Forum Indo-British Partnership Business Council Knightsbridge Association

MASHAM OF ILTON, Baroness *13(b) Landholdings Farm 200 acres belonging to estate in North Yorkshire 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Dial UK President, E. Pennine Association of Churchill Fellows President, Harrogate Male Voice Choir President, Spinal Injuries Association President, Voluntary Action Wakefield District Vice President, Action for Dysphasic Adults (ADA) Vice President, Aspire Vice President, Association of Occupational Therapists Vice President, British Horse Society Vice President, British Sports Association for the Disabled Vice President, Wheelpower Vice President, CAB Trust Vice President, Cleveland Rotofac Trust Vice President, College of Occupational Therapists Vice President, Digestive Disorders Foundation Vice President, Disabled Drivers Association Vice President, Disabled Drivers Motor Club Vice President, Haemophilia Society Vice President, Mildmay Mission Hospital Vice President, National Council of Domiciliary Care Services Vice President, National Home Care Council Vice President, North East Kidney Association Vice President, Northallerton & District Table Tennis League Vice President, Northern Sinfonia Development Appeal Vice President, Ponies UK Vice President, Riding for the Disabled Vice President, RoSPA Vice President, Speakability Vice President, Stockpole Trust Vice President, Tookay (North Yorkshire Scouts & Guides) Vice President, Youth Clubs UK Vice President, Snowdon Award Scheme

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16(b) Voluntary organisations Animal Health Trust British Red Cross (past President North Yorkshire) British Texel Sheep Society Highland Pony Society John Mordaunt Trust Lady Margaret Beaufort Appeal (Educational) Moredun Foundation (Animal Research) National Farmers Union National Pony Society Ponies UK Portland College Rare Breeds Association Ripon & District Disability Action Group Royal Association Disability and Rehabilitation Winston Churchill Fellowship Trust

MASON OF BARNSLEY, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, The Barnsley Business and Innovation Centre President, The Yorkshire Water Colour Society Trustee, Ted Tasker Trust (Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council) Advisory Council, Prince‘s Trust President of Friends of Barnsley Archives & Local Studies

MASSEY OF DARWEN, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chair of National Treatment Agency Special Health Authority 15(a) Membership of public bodies School Governor, Sir James Barie School, Wandsworth 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee of TACADE Trust for the Study of Adolescence 16(b) Voluntary organisations Brook Advisory Centres Family Planning Association National Trust RSA (Fellow) Member of the Lady Taverners

MAWHINNEY, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to AEGON Extraordinary Markets

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*12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Aon Alexander & Alexander Pension Fund Chairman, The Football League *13(d) Hospitality or gifts Hon. Member, Golf club in Cambridgeshire 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman, Urban Regeneration Company 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Peterborough Association for the Blind Hon. President, Peterborough male voice choir Hon. President, North West Cambridgeshire Conservative Association Hon. Vice-President, Crusaders (christian organisation for young people)

MAXTON, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Holiday home in the Isle of Arran A London flat

MAY OF OXFORD, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Emeritus Professor, the Zoology Department, Oxford University (maintain office and assistant – and research group of post doctoral people – in the Zoology Department) (unpaid) Member, Science Advisory Board, East Hill Management Company (a Boston based early venture capital company) (paid) Member, Corporate Social Responsibility Committee of HSBC Holdings (paid) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Fellow (emeritus), Merton College, Oxford President, The Royal Society (until 30 November 2005) Senior Editorial Board, Science (a leading scientific journal) International Fellow, University of Sydney (a position which is essentially honorary membership of the University Senate) Chair, Science & Technology Honours Committee 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Board Member, UK Sports Institute (unpaid) Executive Trustee, The Nuffield Foundation 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Member, International Advisory Council, Lowry Institute (an Australian policy think-tank) (unpaid)

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MAYHEW OF TWYSDEN, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Western Provident Association (Vice Chairman) (a not-for-profit corporate body providing private medical insurance) *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Kent including leased residential properties 15(a) Membership of public bodies Bencher, Honourable Society of The Middle Temple Chairman, Prime Minister‘s Advisory Committee on Business Appointments Chairman, Rochester Cathedral Council Kent Ambassador, to promote the interests of the County of Kent President, West of Further Education 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Director, Support Kent Schools Ltd (a company founded in 1998 to support and promote education standards in Kent schools and in particular to work for the preservation of a selective education system in the county) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. Liveryman, Worshipful Company of Fruiterers Liveryman, Worshipful Company of Skinners President, Airey Neave Trust (study of terrorism and the support of refugees) President, Kent County Scouts Council President, Marden Fruit Society and National Fruit Show President, St. Paul‘s Trust Centre, Liverpool (maritime youth training) President, Tunbridge Wells Sea Cadet Corps T.S. ―Brilliant‖

MERLYN-REES, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships President and Director of Video Standards Council (VSC) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Apex Trust Co-op Housing Finance Society

METHUEN, Lord 16(a) Trusteeships Chairman of Trustees of the Lady Margaret Hungerford Charity (which has alms houses and schoolroom in Corsham, Wiltshire) *12(i) Visits Visit (26-27 May 2004) to Paris with All-party Cross Rail Group:

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travel and expenses paid by Cross Rail Visit (20-25 September 2004) to Canada with All-party Parliamentary Rail Group to inspect rail freight operations: travel and accommodation paid by Rail Freight Group

MICHIE OF GALLANACH, Baroness 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, An Comunn Gaidhealach Member, The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists 16(b) Voluntary organisations Scottish Crofting Foundation Scottish National Farmers Union (SNFU)

MILLER OF CHILTHORNE DOMER, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Occasional work for Improvement & Development Agency *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend Husband Chair of Regional Flood Defence Committee, brother-in-law cider maker and farmer 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, Council for National Parks Vice President, British Trust for Conservation Volunteers Chairman, Somerset Food Links President, Institute of Value Management

MILLER OF HENDON, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Multrex Securities Ltd (private family-controlled property investment company) *13(a) Significant shareholdings Blanway Investments Ltd Multrex Securities Ltd Parkwood Securities Ltd *13(b) Landholdings Commercial and factory premises in Newport, Gwent 50% share in commercial premises in Bridlington, Yorks and in Wigan, Greater Manchester 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director, Westminster CCTV Trust (a company limited by guarantee)

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16(a) Trusteeships Minerva Educational Trust

MILLETT, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Non-Permanent Judge of the Court of Final Appeal of Hong Kong 16(b) Voluntary organisations Freemason

MISHCON, Lord No relevant interests

MITCHELL, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to Hewlett-Packard Limited (paid) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman and employee of Syscap plc (Syscap provides financial services to the information technology sector) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Trusts associated with my family own a controlling proportion of Syscap plc (Syscap provides leasing and rental services on computer hardware and software) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Weizmann UK (this is a charity whose purpose is to raise funds for the Weizmann Research Institute in Israel) Director of the eLearning Foundation Trustee of Jewish Association for Business Ethics Trustee, The Coexistance Trust 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Lowy Mitchell Foundation

MOLYNEAUX OF KILLEAD, Lord No relevant interests

MONRO OF LANGHOLM, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Dumfreisshire

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15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Scottish Rugby Union, Murrayfield, Edinburgh 16(b) Voluntary organisations Marylebone Cricket Club Royal and Ancient Golf Club

MONSON, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Lincolnshire including commercial and residential properties (Co-owner) A small parcel of grazing land in Surrey (Co-owner) 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions President, Society for Individual Freedom 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee of Almshouses Trust Trustee of the Centre for Research into Post-Communist Economies 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, British Weights and Measures Association, Patron, Choice in Personal Safety Patron, Friends of the Union Supporter of FOREST

MONTAGU OF BEAULIEU, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Commodore Corporate Travel Beaulieu Enterprises Ltd Beaulieu River Management Ltd Vintage Tyre Supplies Ltd Our School *13(a) Significant shareholdings Shareholding in Beaulieu Enterprises Ltd *13(b) Landholdings Landholdings in the Beaulieu Estate, Hampshire, including residential properties 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies National Motor Museum Trust and subsidiary National Motor Museum Ltd 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Buildings at Risk Trust Countryside Education Trust Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs Ltd

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Mayflower Theatre Trust Ltd Chancellor, Wine Guild of the United Kingdom

MONTGOMERY OF ALAMEIN, Viscount 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Overlord Embroidery Trust 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, The Forte Foundation (generates income to encourage training in the hospitality industry) Advisory Council Member, BCCB Member, Standing Church Committee, Mercers Company

MONTROSE, Duke of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Managing Director, Montrose Estates 1992 Ltd *13(b) Landholdings Category B ruin in Stirlingshire Farmland in Stirlingshire including residential properties and golf course 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Board Member of Anglo Nordic Productions Chairman, Loch Lomond Riparian Owner‘s Association Chairman, The Loch Lomond Association Officer in the Royal Company of Archers (Queen‘s Body Guard for Scotland) President Clan Graham Association President, Buchanan Sheepdog Society President, Strathendrick agricultural show 16(b) Voluntary organisations Officer of the Order of St John Royal Highland & Agricultural Society Royal Scottish Pipers Society Strathendrick Fishery Trust The Highland Society of London

MOONIE, Lord *12(b) Parliamentary lobbying Associate Director, Sovereign Strategy (£10,000-£15,000 p.a.) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Mining (Scotland) Ltd AEA Technology plc

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MOORE OF LOWER MARSH, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Rolls Royce Pension Fund Trustees Director, Monitor Inc. (Massachusetts, USA) Marvin and Palmer Inc. (Wilmington, Delaware, USA) 16(a) Trusteeships See under Rolls Royce above

MOORE OF WOLVERCOTE, Lord No relevant interests

MORAN, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Joint ownership (with wife) of a beat on the upper Wye on which two or three rods are let for salmon fishing 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Moran Committee (of fisheries and angling organisations) Executive Vice President, Salmon and Trout Association President, Welsh Salmon and Trout Anglers‘ Association President, Radnorshire Wildlife Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of RSPB

MORGAN, Lord *12(i) Visits Visit to Tunisia (31 March–5 April 2003) under the auspices of the all- party Parliamentary Archaeology Group 15(a) Membership of public bodies Fellow, British Academy Hon. Fellow, The Queen‘s College, Oxford Hon. Fellow, Oriel College, Oxford Hon. Fellow, University of Wales Swansea, Cardiff and Trinity College, Carmarthen 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Oxford University International Summer School Vice President, Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion and LLAFUR (Welsh Labour History Society) Vice President, Llangollen International Eisteddfod President of History Graduate School, University of Rouen, France Trustee, Elizabeth Russell Memorial (for history graduates) Trustee, History of Parliament Group

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16(b) Voluntary organisations Friend of National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth Friend of Royal Academy of Arts Life Member, British American Parliamentary Group Member, Ceredigion Antiquarian Society Member, Middlesex County Cricket Club Member, Parliamentary Archaeology Group & Arts and Heritage Group Member, The Reform Club Member, Yr Academi Gymreig Financial supporter, Imperial Cancer Research; Royal Institute for the Deaf; various institutions in Oxford University (Bodleian, Botanic Gardens, etc)

MORGAN OF DREFELIN, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to Children with Leukemia (a registered charity) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chair of Foundations (a registered charity) Patron, Sheila McKechnie foundation

MORGAN OF HUYTON, Baroness 16(b) Voluntary organisations Membership of Labour Party and GMB Trade Union

MORRIS OF ABERAVON, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor of University of Glamorgan President of London Welsh Association & Trust Hon. Fellow of Gonville of Caius College, Cambridge Hon. Fellow of University College of Wales, Aberystwyth Hon. Fellow of University College of Wales, Swansea Hon. Fellow of Trinity College Carmarthen Bencher of Gray‘s Inn Member of Council of Prince of Wales‘ Trust (Cymru) H.M. Lord Lieutenant for Dyfed Prime Minister‘s Advisory Committee on Business Appointments

MORRIS OF BOLTON, Baroness *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Occasional secretarial assistance paid for by the Conservative Party in connection with my role as Vice Chairman of the Conservative Party

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15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor of Bolton School 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice Chairman of the Conservative Party with responsibility for candidates 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, The Bolton School Foundation

MORRIS OF MANCHESTER, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Co-operative Group, independent Chairman of Rules and Practices Review Board (unpaid) and occasional advice on disability issues as Chairman of the ―Access for All‖ Committee 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Hallé Orchestra 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Multiple honorary offices (as President or Vice President) in organisations of and for disabled people in the United Kingdom and abroad President, Haemophilia Society President, Society of Chiropodists and Pediatrists 16(a) Trusteeships Chairman of Trustees, Parliamentary Science and Technology Information Foundation Trustee, Earl of Snowdon Fund for Disabled Students 16(b) Voluntary organisations Life Member and Hon. Parliamentary Advisor, The Royal British Legion GMB: Unpaid membership of Trade Union having been made life member

MORRIS OF YARDLEY, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Advisory Board member, Hotcourses (an education publishing company) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Pro-Vice Chancellor, University of Sunderland Chair, Children‘s Workforce Development Unit 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Hotcourses Foundation (a voluntary and charitable body to receive money for education opportunities for H.I.V positive

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children) 16(a) Trusteeships Chair, E-Learning Foundation (a registered charity)

MOSER, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant for the Paul Hamlyn Foundation Consultant for Askonas Holt Ltd (unpaid) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Board Member, Open University of Israel Board of Governors, LSE 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Board member, Menuhin School Advisory Council Member, London Symphony Orchestra Chairman of Educational Committee, London Symphony Orchestra Trustee, Hermitage Rooms, Somerset House 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of Executive Committee, Jerusalem Music Centre Chairman, Music at Oxford Trustee, Rayne Foundation

MOWBRAY AND STOURTON, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman and Chief Executive (for 10 years) Thames Estuary Airport Company Ltd (unremunerated to date but may be in the future) Chairman, Ghadeco (UK) Ltd (running London office for international trading) (unremunerated since 2004) EIRC Holdings Ltd Jersey (unpaid at present) GDC Ltd Ghana (unpaid at present) *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Angus held in trust including residential properties 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President of the British Association of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta (BASMOM)

MOYNIHAN, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant CMA (Founder Partner of CMA which has provided advice and consultancy to an international client list of predominantly energy and engineering related companies since 1993) World Bank

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*12(e) Remunerated directorships Clipper Windpower Europe Ltd (wind energy) Clipper Windpower Marine Ltd Rowan Companies Inc (drilling, aviation and manufacturing) Chairman, Spectron Group Ltd (brokering house) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Executive Chairman of Clipper Windpower Europe Ltd Executive Chairman of Clipper Windpower Marine Ltd Director, Clipper Windpower Inc *12(i) Visits Fact finding visit to Athens (11-13 May 2004) as guest of Athens Olympic Organising Committee in my capacity as Shadow Minister for Sport. Accompanied by Lady Moynihan 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chairman, Hunterian Museum Appeal Trustee, Hunterian Museum Chairman, Topolski Memoir Appeal (Topolski Memoir Ltd) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Cuba Initiative Advisory Board, British Consultants and Construction Bureau Fellow, Royal Geographical Society President of the Welsh Amateur Rowing Association Trustee, British-American Biomedical Scholarship Fund Chairman, Paralympic World Cup Ltd (unpaid, not-for-profit organisation) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of the Court of Assistants of the Worshipful Company of Haberdashers Patron of the Bath University Amateur Boxing Club Patron of the British Wind Energy Association Patron of the London Narrowboat Project

MURPHY, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, North East London Strategic Health Authority (NHS) *13(b) Landholdings House and 12 acres of land in Tuscany, Italy, let commercially for holiday rents 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Centre of the Cell, Charitable Trust, London 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, Alzheimer‘s Society (England & Wales)

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MURTON OF LINDISFARNE, Lord No relevant interests

MUSTILL, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, The International Law Association (UK Branch) President, The London Shipping Law Centre Vice President of The Court of Arbitrators of the International Chamber of Commerce

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NASEBY, Lord *12(a) Parliamentary consultancy agreements Forum Bioscience (Holdings) Ltd (£12,000 per annum) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Invesco Recovery Trust (2005) Ltd (Investment Trust) Tunbridge Wells Equitable Friendly Society trading as The Children‘s Mutual *12(i) Visits Visit to Sri Lanka (11-19 November 2002) for briefing on the peace process by the Sri Lanka Government (hotel and travel met by the Sri Lanka Government) Visit to the Maldives (19-25 November 2002) for briefing on national development needs (hotel and travel from Sri Lanka and back met by the host) Visit to India (20 September-1 October 2004) with Conservative Parliamentary Friends of India, visiting Delhi, Kerala, Bangalore and Hyderabad to be briefed on political and economic developments in India with particular reference to the information technology and life science sectors – part paid Visit to Maldives to assess Tsunami damage (9-16 January 2005) – travel and hotel paid for by Maldives Government Visit to Sri Lanka to assess Tsunami damage (16-22 January 2005) – 2 nights hotel in Colombo paid for by Government and provision of car to inspect damage on South Coast *13(b) Landholdings Woodland in Suffolk and Herefordshire *13(d) Hospitality or gifts 1 day‘s shooting (December 2002) in Bedfordshire as guest of Tobacco Manufacturers Association 1 day‘s shooting (December 2003) in Bedfordshire as guest of Tobacco Manufacturers Association 15(a) Membership of public bodies Director, Association of Friendly Societies 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Victoria County History for Northamptonshire Trustee, Bedford School Foundation 16(b) Voluntary organisations Committee Member, Northamptonshire County Cricket Club

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NEILL OF BLADEN, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Self employed as a barrister *13(a) Significant shareholdings AVIVA plc *13(b) Landholdings Farming and forestry land in Dorset held jointly with spouse 15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Fellow, All Souls College Hon. Fellow, Magdalen College, Oxford Visitor of Buckingham University 16(b) Voluntary organisations Tyndale Society

NEUBERGER, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant, Clore Duffield Foundation (working on the setting up of a Jewish community centre for London) Consultancy work with the Chief Executive of the Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health and her team for which I receive £6,250 per quarter from Dulcian (until July 2005) Founder member of the Advisory Board to the Trustees of the Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health Member, Central Ethical Compliance Group, Unilever *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Vhi Health Insurance, Republic of Ireland 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Imperial War Museum Chair, Audit Committee, Imperial War Museum 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Booker Prize Foundation Trustee, The British Council Trustee, Urban Village Trustee, Walter and Liesel Schwab Charitable Trust Trustee, Cecil and Irene Roth Charitable Trust Advisory Board Member, International Centre for Health and Society, University College, London Member, Advisory Group, Me Too Member, Advisory Group, Apeldoorn Conference Member, Advisory Board, Clore Duffield Leadership Programme for the Arts Patron, North London Hospice

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Member, Advisory Board, Centre for Reform Board Member, Jewish Care Joint President, United Nations Association Vice President, Barnardo‘s 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Liberal Democrats

NEWBY, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, Live Consulting Ltd (the company acts as a consultant and project manager in the fields of corporate social responsibility and cause-related marketing) Non-executive Director, Elmwood Design Ltd *13(a) Significant shareholdings Live Consulting Ltd Reform Publications Ltd (political publications) *13(b) Landholdings Flat in Lambeth owned and let jointly with wife 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member, NCVO Advisory Council Member, Advisory Board, Centre for Reform Chair, Sport at The Prince‘s Trust Chair, Executive Committee, Lloyd George Statue Appeal Trust 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, North West University UK Trust (The University is in South Africa) Trustee, Allachy Trust Trustee, Coltstaple Trust Trustee, Playing Alive Foundation Trustee, Fatimid Foundation

NEWCASTLE, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman of Governing Body, St. Chad‘s College, University of Durham 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Norcare President, Shaw Vice President, Abbeyfield, Newcastle Upon Tyne Society Ltd Member of Council, SPCK

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16(a) Trusteeships Northumbria Historic Churches Trust St Hild and St Bede Trust St Hilda‘s Trust Shepherd‘s Law Hermitage North East Oecumenical Course Newcastle Diocesan Society Newcastle Diocesan Board of Finance Newcastle Diocesan Board of Education Churches Regional Commission in North East Carbon Neutral North East Newcastle Council of Faiths

NEWTON OF BRAINTREE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Trust *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, Council on Tribunals 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chair, Honours Committee for Community, Voluntary and Local Services Governor, Felsted School, Essex Governor, Writtle College, Essex Member of Council, Essex University Member of Council, Institute of Directors 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Help the Hospices President, Braintree and Bocking Abbeyfield Society President, Braintree Multiple Sclerosis Society President, Corporate Friends of Carers National Association President, Corporate Friends of Farleigh Hospice President, Drugscope President, East Anglia‘s Children‘s Hospices President, Essex Lupus Group President, Neighbourhood Energy Action President, Phoenix Housing Association, Colchester President, Tabor Centre for Disabled People President, Essex Disabled Peoples‘ Association Trustee, National Benevolent Fund for the Aged President, Braintree Parkinsons Disease Society

NICHOLLS OF BIRKENHEAD, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Lord of Appeal in Ordinary

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15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Fellow, Trinity Hall, Cambridge 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Birkenhead School 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Middle Temple Trustee, Athanaeum Club

NICHOLSON OF WINTERBOURNE, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Member of The European Parliament 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of University Courts of: Reading, Southampton, Exeter and Sussex 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Africa ‗95 Trustee, The Booker Prize Foundation 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, AMAR Appeal Chairman, AMAR International Charitable Foundation Co-Chairman, The High Level Group for Romanian Children Special Envoy, The World Health Organisation Member, Supervisory Board of Booker Prize for Russian fiction President, The Caine Prize for African writing

NICKSON, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Association of Salmon Fishery Boards Vice President, Atlantic Salmon Trust Trustee, Buccleuch Heritage Trust Officer, Queens Bodyguard for Scotland (Royal Company of Archers) 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of a number of small family trusts (all private) and none of any material size

NICOL, Baroness 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, RSPB Vice President, Council for National Parks Vice President, Marine Conservation Society Vice President, Youth Hostels Association

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NOAKES, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Carpetright plc Director, Hanson plc Director, Reuters Founder Share Company Ltd Director, SThree Ltd Director, Imperial Chemical Industries plc *13(b) Landholdings Flat in Goudhurst, Kent (owned jointly with husband and occupied by mother) 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Director, English National Opera

NOLAN, Lord *13(b) Landholdings A three bedroom house in France (Provence) usually let when not in use by the family

NORFOLK, Duke of *12(e) Remunerated directorships Sotheby‘s London Ltd Arundel Services Ltd (trust and estate management provider) Arundel Estate Farms Ltd Cardionetics Ltd (healthcare provider) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Arundel Estate Farms Ltd Arundel Services Ltd (trust and estate management provider) *13(a) Significant Shareholdings Cardionetics Ltd (healthcare provider) *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Sussex including residential and commercial properties Moorland and farmland in North Yorkshire including residential properties Farmland in South Yorkshire including residential properties Commercial and Industrial property in Sheffield Commercial property in London 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Arundel Castle Trustees Ltd Arundel Castle Enterprises Ltd The Fitzalan Chapel Charitable Trust

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15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Arundel and Littlehampton District Scouts Arundel Town Scouts Arundel Branch of the Royal British Legion The Friends of Arundel Cathedral The Oratory School The Arun Valley Association of the National Trust The Society of St. Augustine of Canterbury The White Lion Society The Shrewsbury Hospital The Oxford and Cambridge Catholic Education Board The Upland Steering Committee of the Game Conservancy Trust 16(a) Trusteeships Norfolk Family Trusts Beaumont Family Trust Compton Family Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations The Moorland Association

NORTHBOURNE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Betteshanger Farms Ltd Betteshanger Investments Ltd Betteshanger Properties Ltd (all family companies) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Betteshanger Farms Ltd (50%) *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Betteshangar Charitable Trust of which I am a Trustee, contributes small sums towards secretarial support *13(a) Significant shareholdings Betteshanger Investments Ltd *13(b) Landholdings Agricultural land and dwellings and associated buildings in Kent 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Betteshanger Charitable Trust Member of the Advisory Council of Toynbee Hall Member of the Advisory Council of The Caldecott Foundation 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, The Royal Yacht Squadron (Cowes) Member, Royal Yacht Association Member, Brooks‘s Club

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NORTHBROOK, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Mars Asset Management (investment management company – FSA Registered) Chairman, Acceber Films Ltd (unpaid) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Arable farmer *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Controlling shareholder in Northbrook Farms Ltd (farming company) *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Hampshire, including residential property Residential property in London 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Country Landowners and Business Association Member, National Farmers Union Member, Countryside Alliance Member, Royal Geographical Society

NORTHESK, Earl of *13(b) Landholdings A number of tenanted properties in West Sussex and the Isle of Man

NORTHFIELD, Lord No relevant interests

NORTHOVER, Baroness *12(i) Visits Visit to India (1-7 March 2004) as part of a Liberal Democrat delegation on trade and industry as guests of the Indian Government, visiting companies and Government officials in Delhi, Hyderabad and Mumbai 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Bryn Mawr College Association (Great Britain) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Breast Cancer Campaign Patron, Diet and Health Forum, Westminster Forum

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NORTON OF LOUTH, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Professor of Government, University of Hull (Head of Department of Politics; Director, Centre for Legislative Studies) Director of Studies, Hansard Society 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor, King Edward VI Grammar School, Louth 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, History of Parliament Trust Trustee, Elizabeth Russell Fund (a charity) 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Chairman, Conservative Academic Group Member, Advisory Board, Centre for Policy Studies Member, Committee, Conservative History Group 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Politics Association Vice President, Political Studies Association of the UK Member of Council, Hansard Society for Parliamentary Government Editor, Journal of Legislative Studies (unremunerated but published by commercial publisher) Council Member, The Constitution Unit 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Study of Parliament Group

NORWICH, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend 15(a) Membership of public bodies Board Member, Countryside Agency Board Member, Norfolk County Strategic Partnership Chair, Central Religious Advisory Committee of BBC & OFCOM Chair, Norfolk Community Foundation 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President and Trustee, Norfolk Rural Community Council 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, George Bell Institute (promoting international educational links) Trustee, Norwich Heritage Economic & Regeneration Trust

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OAKESHOTT OF SEAGROVE BAY, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Audax Properties plc Director, Aubrey Investments Ltd and its subsidiaries Director, OLIM Ltd Director, Value and Income Trust plc *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Investment Manager and Joint Managing Director of OLIM Ltd (a subsidiary of Close Brothers Group) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Aubrey Investments Ltd (jointly with wife) *13(a) Significant shareholdings Close Brothers Group plc OLIM Ltd Value and Income Trust plc (jointly with wife) *13(b) Landholdings Holiday cottage in Isle of Wight (no rent received) House in Sussex for mother and sister (no rent received) Own home in London 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman and Trustee, Coltstaple Trust (registered charity) Council Member, Centre for Reform Council Member, Make Votes Count

O’CATHAIN, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, South East Water plc European Advisory Board, Coca Cola Company 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of Board of Regents of Harris Manchester College, Oxford University 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Vice President, Arundel Festival

O’NEILL OF BENGARVE, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Principal, Newnham College, Cambridge

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15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman, Governing Body, Newnham College, Cambridge Deputy Vice Chancellor, University of Cambridge 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, British Academy (from 1 July 2005) Trustee and Chairman, Nuffield Foundation Trustee, Gates Cambridge Trust Trustee, Sense about Science Member, Council of Management of the Ditchley Foundation

O’NEILL OF CLACKMANNAN, Lord *12(a) Parliamentary consultancy agreements Parliamentary Advisor to British Chemical Engineering Contractors‘ Association (£5,000 p.a.) Parliamentary Advisor to Manufacturing Technologies Association (£16,000 p.a.) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Member of Media Strategy Advisory Board Member of Specialist Engineering Contractors‘(SECG) Group Member of Board of Hibernian Football Club, Edinburgh (unpaid) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Sole shareholder, Laverockbank Consulting plc 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Energy Action, Scotland Vice President, National Energy Action

OLIVER OF AYLMERTON, Lord No relevant interests

ONSLOW, Earl of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Lloyds Underwriter Occasional Press articles *13(b) Landholdings Estate in Surrey including some residential holdings A Thai Restaurant in Uxbridge 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor of the Royal Grammar School Guilford 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Surrey and Hampshire Canal Society

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Trustee, Hillier Alms Houses Chairman, British Horse Driving Trials Association 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Cherrie Trees (charity)

OPPENHEIM-BARNES, Baroness 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of Oppenheim Trust, (I benefit from the income from this trust)

OUSELEY, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Managing Director and a Management Consultant, Different Realities Partnership Limited *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Focus Consultancy *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Managing Director, Different Realities Partnership Limited *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Different Realities Partnership Limited (management consultancy) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, KICK IT OUT Chairman, Policy Institute for Ageing and Ethnicity Chairman, PRESET, Education and Training Charitable Organisation Council Member, Institute of Race Relations

OWEN, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Terra Firma Capital Partners Ltd Gallagher Holdings *12(e) Remunerated directorships Abbott Laboratories Inc Deborah Owen Ltd Global National Energy plc Europe Steel plc *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, Global Natural Energy *13(a) Significant shareholdings Deborah Owen Ltd Intelligent Energy Ltd

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Global Natural Energy Video Networks Abbott Laboratories 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor of the University of Liverpool 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Chairman, New Europe (part of the ―no‖ campaign on the euro) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director, Center for International Health and Co-operation President, The Enabling Partnership

OXBURGH, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant One-off pieces of work on an ad hoc basis - Fujitsu Europe Advisor to Climate Change Capital Advisor to Englefield Capital LLP *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Chairman, Shell Trading & Transport plc (until 31 July 2005) *13(b) Landholdings House in Cambridge owned and let jointly with wife 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Council of Asian University of Science and Technology Member, Council of Cambridge MIT Institute Member, Council of Foundation for Science and Technology Member, Council of Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (Kuala Lumpur) Member, Council of Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Member, Singapore Agency for Science, Technology & Research Member, Singapore Science and Engineering Research Council Member, Council of Asian Institute of Technology 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Friends of Natural History Museum 16(b) Voluntary organisations Fellow of Royal Society Hon. Fellow of Royal Academy of Engineering

OXFORD, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend

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15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of the Court of Oxford Brooks University Visitor of St Anne‘s College, Oxford Visitor of a number of independent schools, including Radley, Bradfield, St Edwards, Downe House Member, H.F.E.A (Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Governor of British Institute of Human Rights President, National Housing Federation Trustee of the faith based Multi-faith Schools Charitable Trust Board Member, Nuffield Council on Bioethics 16(b) Voluntary organisations Downs Syndrome Association Dyslexia Research Trust Family Nursing Network Lobby to End Age Discrimination (LEAD)

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PALMER, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Managing partner of farming operation *13(b) Landholdings Flat in Marsham Court, Marsham Street, London SW1 Farmland etc in Brunstane, Edinburgh Residual beneficiary of Patience Estate (St. Lucia) 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions President, BABFO 16(a) Trusteeships Manderston Preservation Trust Ladywell Trust Fergus Maclay Leukaemia Trust The Gordon Palmer Charitable Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations The Scottish National Farmers Union Historic Houses Association for Scotland Scottish Land Owners Federation Borders FWAG Scottish Protection Rural Society

PALUMBO OF WALBROOK, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor, University of Portsmouth Governor, Whitgift School 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Serpentine Gallery The Royal Fine Art Commission Trust Design Museum 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, The American Friends of the Natural History Museum Chairman, The Pritzicer Architecture Prize Jury

PAREKH, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Professor, University of Westminster 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, University Court, University of Luton President, Academy of the Learned Societies in Social Sciences

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Fellow, Royal Society of Arts Fellow, British Academy 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Patron, The Runnymede Trust Patron, The Gandhi Foundation Trustee, Anne Frank Educational Trust 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director, Nirman Foundation (US based family foundation)

PARK OF MONMOUTH, Baroness 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Society for the Promotion of the Training of Women (very small charity) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Action Congo (very small charity) Patron, Disabled Police Officers Association, Northern Ireland Member Advisory Group, Zimbabwe Defence and Aid Fund Vice Patron, Atlantic Council Advisor, ZANE (Zimbabwe – a National Emergency)

PARKINSON, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Dartford River Crossing Ltd Great Queen Street Consultants (Management Company) Huntswood plc (Executive Search and Selection Business) Huntswood CTC Ltd (Financial Services Outsourcing Business) InTechnology plc (Online Data Storage and Retrieval) Jarvis Group Ltd (Building and Construction) Jarvis Commercial Properties Ltd (Property Investment) Le Carbone (GB) Ltd (Manufacturers of high-technology carbon products) MCC Energy Advisors Inc (US) (Advising Energy Companies on new technologies) Manson Insurance Group Ltd (Insurance Brokers) *13(a) Significant shareholdings Great Queen Street Consultants Cybertime Ltd (on-line marketing) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, The Chemical Dependency Centre

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PATEL, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, NHS Quality Improvement, Scotland 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman, NHS Quality Improvement, Scotland Member, Armed Forces Pay Review Board Member, Foundation of Dundee High School 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, White Top Foundation (charity) Council Member, The STROKE Association (charity) Patron, South Asia Health Foundation (charity) Patron, Twins Society

PATEL OF BLACKBURN, Lord *13(b) Landholdings The Empire Building, Randal Street, Blackburn Family Land Holdings (Agricultural) in India *13(d) Hospitality or gifts Watch presented by Ministry of Information, Kuwait (while on visit – May 2002) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Director of Blackburn Partnership 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Westbrookhouse Community Centre 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President of the Indian Workers Association Vice President of the Blackburn Racial Equality Council Chairman Hajj Committee President of the Asian Business Federation President, East Lancs Scouts

PATTEN, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Lockheed Martin Holdings UK Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Senior Adviser, Charterhouse Development Capital Ltd Adviser, Thomas Goode & Co Ltd Adviser, Lockheed Martin Overseas Corporation 15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Fellow, Harris Manchester College, Oxford

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16(b) Voluntary organisations Liveryman, Worshipful Company of Drapers

PATTEN OF BARNES, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Member, European Advisory Board of Bridgepoint (a private equity firm) Non-executive director of Cadbury-Schweppes plc *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Regular income from journalism and speaking engagements *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Part-time PA to look after my work as Chancellor of Oxford University 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor of Newcastle University Chancellor of Oxford University Chairman of the Working Party established by the European Commission to identify Members of the Governing Council of the European Research Centre 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of the Trustees of (a) The Healing Foundation (b) The Twenty First Century Trust Co-Chair of the Board of the International Crisis Group Advisory Board Member, Benedict‘s School

PAUL, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman and Director, Caparo Group Ltd Board Member, London Development Agency *12(i) Visits Visit to Scotland (16-17 June 2004) to view various power facilities as a delegate with the Parliamentary Group for Energy Studies *13(a) Significant shareholdings Caparo Group Ltd (Lord Paul, Hon. Ambar Paul, Hon. Akash Paul and Hon. Angad Paul are jointly interested in the whole of the issued share capital of the Company through shareholdings registered in the name of Caparo International Corporation, a Company registered in the British Virgin Islands) Caparo Group, through its subsidiary Caparo plc, has a 35.5% interest in Core Growth Capital LLP, which manages two venture capital trusts, Core VCTI and Core VCTII plc 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor of the University of Wolverhampton

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Member of the DTI Industrial Development Advisory Board Member of the Corporation of the Hall of Arts and Sciences Co-Chairman, UK-India Round Table Advisory Board Member, Foreign Policy Centre Advisory Council Member of the Board of London 2012 Non-executive Director, London 2012 Ethics Advisory Group Director, Parliamentary Broadcasting Unit Limited Visiting Professor, School of Management, University of Surrey (to 31.8.08) 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Vice President, Engineering Employers‘ Federation Co-Chairman, Associated Parliamentary Manufacturing Industry Group 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of the Board of PiggyBankKids (a children‘s charity) and its trading subsidiary PiggyBankKids Projects Limited 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Ambika Paul Foundation Trustee, PiggyBank Kids 16(b) Voluntary organisations President, Family Service Units Patron, Plan International Patron, UK Youth Member, Cricket Foundation ‗A Chance to Shine‘ Appeal Member, Zoological Society of London, Development Advisory Committee

PEARSON OF RANNOCH, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Chairman, PWS Holdings plc (International Reinsurance Brokers at Lloyds) *12(i) Visits Visit to Botswana (1–6 September 2002) at the invitation of the Botswana Chamber of Commerce as part of an all-party visit to investigate the Botswana Government‘s treatment of the Bushmen of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve and issues of interest to the UK in Botswana. (All travel, accommodation and subsistence was paid for by ‗Debswana‘, the De Beers/Botswana Government mining company) *13(a) Significant shareholdings PWS Holdings plc (International Reinsurance Brokers at Lloyds) *13(b) Landholdings Deer forest and forestry in West Highlands of Scotland, including residential property

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15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. President, RESCARE (the National Society for children and adults with learning disabilities and their families) Hon. President, The British Register of Chinese Herbal Medicine Co-Founder, Global Britain (research into and publication of the UK‘s relationship with the European Union and the wider world) Council member and Chairman, Stalking Committee of the Countryside Alliance 16(a) Trusteeships Founder and executive trustee of the Rannoch (Charitable) Trust

PEEL, Earl *13(b) Landholdings Land in North Yorkshire consisting of:- Moorland Farms let on Agricultural Tenancies Residential property Flat in the Lake District 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Standing Conference on Countryside Sports Lord Warden of the Stanneries of the Duchy of Cornwall President of the Game Conservancy Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Executive Member, Moorland Association

PENDRY, Lord *12(b) Parliamentary lobbying Parliamentary Consultant to Arrowcroft Group plc The member does not himself benefit in any way financially from the consultancy and receives no fee or other income. Any payments are made into a charitable trust to support research from which the member and others may benefit. But there is no personal financial benefit to the member *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-Executive Director of the Community Broking Group plc *12(f) Regular remunerated employment President of the Football Foundation Ltd Sports Advisor to Tameside District Council Sports Trust President of Oyston Steel Estates Ltd (unpaid) *12(i) Visits Visit to Gibraltar as guest of Government of Gibraltar Travel (22–24 August 2002) (Travel and accommodation paid for by Government of Gibraltar)

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Visit to Cairo (18–22 October 2002) for the ABTA Conference (travel and accommodation paid for by the ABTA) Visit to Hungary (30 May-3 June 2003) at the expense of the Hungarian Tourist Office Visit to Malta (8 – 11 June 2003) to attend the Institute of Travel and Tourism Annual Conference (costs of three nights stay in Malta were met by the ITT) Visit to Spain (19-23 June 2003) as a guest of Oyston Steel Travel Company Visit to Doha, Qatar (May 2004) as a guest of the World Travel and Tourism Council Visit to Hungary (23-29 August) as a guest of the ‗Eotvos-Daxner Foundation‘ (travel and hotel expenses paid for by ‗Eotvos-Daxner Foundation‘) Visit to Florida to attend ABTA conference (21 November -29 November 2004) – courtesy of ABTA 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of Angel Trust (unpaid)

PERRY OF SOUTHWARK, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant President, Council for Independent Further Education (Honorarium + subsistence at Annual Conference) President, Foundation for Higher Education (unpaid) Visitor to Collingham‘s Sixth Form College (small honorarium) President, Westminster & City Branch of Chartered Management Institute (unpaid) Chair of City & Guilds Quality and Standards Committee (paid) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Board of Governors of Gresham‘s School, Holt (Cambridge University Nominated Representative) Chair of Cambridge University/Addenbrookes Clinical Research Governance Committee Chair of Governors and Trustee of Roehampton Institute, University of Surrey Pro-Chancellor and Member of Council, University of Surrey 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Bacon‘s City Technology College (unpaid, nominated as Secretary of State‘s representative) Trustee, Cambridge University Foundation Trustee, Daphne Jackson Memorial Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Companion of the Institute of Management Member of the Institute of Directors Member of the International Women‘s Forum Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Bakers Advisory Board Member of the U.S. National Parenting Foundation

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PESTON, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Philip Allan Updates 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Institute of Administrative Management Vice President, Speakability

PETERBOROUGH, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend 15(a) Membership of public bodies Director, Peterborough Diocesan Board of Finance Governor, St. Andrew‘s Hospital, Northampton Governor, University College, Northampton President and Chairman of Council, St. John‘s College, Durham and Director, St. John‘s College, Durham Ltd (company limited by guarantee) President, Peterborough Diocesan Board of Education Trustee, Archdeacon Johnson Foundation Trustee, Hospital of St. John and St. Anne in Oakham Trustee, Oakham School Trustee, Uppingham School Member, Greater Peterborough Partnership Board Governor, Church Commissioners

PEYTON OF YEOVIL, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, David and Frederick Barclay Charitable Foundation

PHILLIPS OF SUDBURY, Lord *12(a) Parliamentary consultancy agreements As from 1 November 2002 an agreement to provide parliamentary advice to The Caravan Club (The Caravan Club Limited. Registered No. 646027, HQ Address: East Grinstead House, East Grinstead, West Sussex, RH19 1UA). Remuneration £5,000 p.a. (net of VAT) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Faraday Underwriting Ltd Non-executive Director, Faraday Reinsurance Co. Limited Non-executive Chairman, Gough Hotels Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Self-employed partner in Bates, Wells and Braithwaite (London) Solicitors

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*12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Secretary partly provided by Bates, Wells & Braithwaite for non-legal work, including parliamentary activities *13(b) Landholdings 1 bedroomed terraced premises in Sudbury and London 8 acre wood at Arger Fenn, Suffolk 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Gainsborough‘s House, Sudbury, Suffolk 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Citizenship Foundation (a charity) President, Solicitors Pro Bono Group (a charity) Trustee, Phillips Fund (a charity) President, Sudbury Society (a charity) Committee, Council for Charitable Support Trustee, Me-Too (a charity) Patron of numerous charities 16(a) Trusteeships A few client trusts and client executorships/trusteeships in relation to wills Age Concern Funeral Trust

PHILLIPS OF WORTH MATRAVERS, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Master of the Rolls (until 30 September 2005) Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales (from 30 September 2005) *13(b) Landholdings Approximately 140 acres of forestry in Wales 15(a) Membership of public bodies Advisory Council, Institute of European and Corporation Law, Oxford Advisory Council, Institute of Global Law, UCL Board of Management, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies Chairman of the Governors of Bryanston School Council of Management, British Institute of International and Corporation Law Visitor, Nuffield College, Oxford, Visitor, UCL Chairman of Lord Chancellor‘s Advisory Committee on Public Records President, British Maritime Law Association

PILKINGTON OF OXENFORD, Lord 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Director, Politea (think tank)

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16(b) Voluntary organisations Hon. member, National Association of Head Teachers

PITKEATHLEY, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant IDX Systems *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Third Sector PR *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chair, Children and Families Court Advisory and Support Service (CAFCASS) (2 days per week) Chair, Advisory Panel on Future builders (40 days per year) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Volunteering England (formerly National Centre for Volunteering) President, Community Council for Berkshire Vice President, Carers UK Vice President, Princess Royal Trust for Carers Vice President, Parkinson‘s Disease Society Patron, Prostate Cancer Charity

PLANT OF HIGHFIELD, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Professor of Jurisprudence, King‘s College, University of London 15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Fellow, St. Catherine‘s College, Oxford Hon. Fellow, Harris Manchester College, Oxford Hon. Fellow, Cardiff University Visiting Professor of European Political Thought, University of Southampton (until 30 September 2004) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chair, Hope (The Wessex Medical Trust) Chair, Southampton University Development Trust

PLATT OF WRITTLE, Baroness 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of the Court of 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Friends of Hylands House

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16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, WISE Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Engineers Patron, Essex Community Foundation Patron, InterAct (local to Essex)

PLUMB, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Chairman, PRM Consultants *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Farming *13(b) Landholdings Properties in Warwickshire 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor, Coventry University 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. President, International Policy Council President, Campden Food Research Association President, Friends of Fergusson President, National Ploughing Association President, National Sheep Association Trustee, International Agricultural Training Programme Hon.Trustee, Royal Agricultural Society of England President, Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institute President, Former Members Association, European Parliament Deputy President, National Federation, Young Farmers Club Patron, Farm Africa Patron, Cotswold Conservation Board

PLUMMER OF ST MARYLEBONE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Purton Property Company Ltd Chairman, Regional Funding Company Ltd Chairman, Speen Property Trust Ltd President, Portman Building Society (unpaid) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment See entry under 12(e) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Regional Funding Company Ltd Speen Property Trust Ltd Purton Property Company Ltd

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PONSONBY OF SHULBREDE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Acorn (Oil and Gas) Ltd Director, Emerald Energy plc 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Oxford Brookes University Court 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Wandsworth Prison Visitor‘s Centre

PORTSMOUTH, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, National Society 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Portsmouth High School Patron, Southern Focus

POWELL OF BAYSWATER, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Adviser to Eastern Star Publications Adviser to the Chairman of BAe Systems *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, LVMH (Moet-Hennessy Louis Vuitton) UK Chairman, Sagitta Asset Management Limited Director, British Mediterranean Airways Director, Caterpillar Inc Director, Financière Agache Director, LVMH (Moet-Hennessy Louis Vuitton) Director, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group Director, Matheson & Co Director, Textron Corporation Director, Yell Group Limited Director, Schindler Holdings, Switzerland Director, Northern Trust Global Services *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Member, Barrick Gold International Advisory Board Member, Diligence Advisory Board Chairman, GEMS Private Equity Fund Advisory Board Member, Rolls-Royce European Strategy Board Member, Textron International Advisory Council Member, Wingate Capital International Advisory Board

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Member, International Advisory Board of Magna Corporation Member, the Advisory Board of the European Advisory Group GMBH Member, Advisory Board of Thales UK Member, Advisory Board of Alfa Capital 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman, Trustees of the Said Business School Foundation, Oxford University 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Aspen Institute (USA) Trustee, British Museum 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Chairman, Atlantic Partnership 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director, Singapore Millennium Foundation Director, UK-China Forum President, China-Britain Business Council 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Karim Rida Said Foundation

PRASHAR, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Unite plc (until autumn 2003) Non-executive Director, ITV *12(f) Regular remunerated employment First Civil Service Commissioner *12(i) Visits Visit to Hong Kong (29 May – 5 June 2005) as sponsored visitor of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor, De Montfort University, Leicester 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Hon. position, Local Government Association 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Board Member, Ditchley Foundation Chairman, Royal Commonwealth Society

PRIOR, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, AIG Advisory Board (American International Group)

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Director, Arab-British Chamber of Commerce Director, Ascot Underwriting Ltd Director, Ascot Underwriting Holdings Ltd Director, Palgrave Farming Company Ltd Director, South Pickenham Estate Company *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Suffolk including residential properties Joint tenant, Queenwood Farm Partnership, Salisbury, Wiltshire

PROSSER, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director of Trade Union Fund Managers (a company which overseas the investments of participating trade unions) Director of Royal Mail 15(a) Membership of public bodies Commissioner of Low Pay Commission Member of Governing Council of the Open University Member of Employment Appeal Tribunal Chair, Women‘s National Commission Chair, Women and Work Commission 16(a) Trusteeships Director of Lionel Cook Memorial Fund ( a limited company)

PRYS-DAVIES, Lord No relevant interests

PUTTNAM, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Spectrum Strategy Consultants *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Consultant, DFES Chair of Advisory Group, ARTIS Consultant, T.B.W.A *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Enigma Productions Ltd – 75 shares *13(b) Landholdings House in London 13 acre holding with house (personal use only) in West Cork, Eire 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor, University of Sunderland

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Member, Academic Advisory Board, University of Bristol 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Vice President, CPRE Hon. Member, BECTU Noise Abatement Society Pedestrians Association President, UNICEF UK 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chair, Teaching Awards Trust President, UNICEF UK Trustee, IPPR 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Schwab Foundation Fellow, World Economic Forum

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QUINTON, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Trustee, Wolfson Foundation (£4,000 per annum) *13(b) Landholdings Own an apartment with wife in a co-operative building which we are not permitted to let out (New York)

QUIRK, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Academic Governor, Richmond American University Consultant for Pearson Education Consultant for Linguaphone Institute Consultant and Trustee for The Wolfson Foundation 15(a) Membership of public bodies Council Member, RADA

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RADICE, Lord *12(i) Visits Visit to Paris (13-15 July 2004) (for 14 July celebration). Two Eurostar return tickets, 2 nights in Paris hotel paid for by French Tourist Office. Invitation to 14 July Champs Elysees march past won in French Embassy raffle 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Board Member, Britain in Europe Board Member, European Movement 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, British Association for Central and Eastern Europe Chairman, Franco-British Council 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Franco-British Council

RAMSAY OF CARTVALE, Baroness *12(i) Visits Member of a parliamentary delegation to Israel and the Occupied Territories (30 October – 3 November 2004) under the auspices of the Labour Friends of Israel. Travel expenses and accommodation were met by the Labour Friends of Israel 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chair of Advisory Board, Centre for Scottish Public Policy Member of Advisory Council of Foreign Policy Centre Member of Advisory Council of Smith Memorial Trust Trustee of Smith Institute Chair of Atlantic Council of the UK Chair of Development Council of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Labour Friends of Israel Labour Movement for Europe Institute for Jewish Policy Research Atlantic Council of the UK Fabian Society

RAMSBOTHAM, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Employed as a consultant on youth justice matters by the Helen Hamlyn Trust

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*12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, inquiry sponsored by Whitbread‘s Foundation ‗to encourage decision makers to maximise the contribution that the arts and sport can make to engage young people in work, education and training‘ (until December 2005) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Senior Governor, Haileybury College 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Koestler Awards Trust Vice Chairman, and Trustee Natural Justice Vice President, New Bridge President, UNLOCK, The National Association of ex-prisoners Trustee, Shannon Trust Trustee, Royal Free Cancer Research Trust Vice President, National Association of Prison Visitors

RANA, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Managing Director, Andras House Ltd (property development and hospitality management) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Andras House Ltd (property development and hospitality management) *13(b) Landholdings Residential Apartments at Eglantine Place, Belfast, N. Ireland Residential Property at 233 Upper Malone Road, Belfast, N. Ireland 1 commercial plus 2 residential apartments at 391 Lisburn Road, Belfast, N. Ireland Residential Apartment at Apartment 8, Ballyreagh Road, Portrush, N. Ireland *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend My sons, Rajesh K Rana and Ramesh Rana are both shareholders in Andras House Limited 15(a) Membership of public bodies Foundation Board Member, University of Ulster Business Advisory Group, University of Ulster 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions President, Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce & Industry Member, Confederation of British Industry Member, Institute of Directors 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, UNICEF Thanksgiving Square Limited (registered in N.I)

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Caring Breaks Limited (registered in N.I) Rana Charitable Trust (registered in N.I) Shradhanjali Charitable Trust (registered in India) Smt. Jawala Devi Charitable Trust (registered in India)

RANDALL OF ST. BUDEAUX, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations I am Chairman of the Genesis Initiative which is a ―Company Limited by Guarantee‖. Its target is to contribute further to the development of SMEs (Small and Medium Sized Enterprises) in the UK and the rest of the EU, which will enhance economic reform and job creation. Genesis is an independent and non-political organisation

RAWLINGS, Baroness *12(i) Visits Visit to Hong Kong (November 2003): travel, accommodation and expenses paid by the Government of Hong Kong *13(b) Landholdings Lodge in Norfolk let at commercial rent Farmland in Norfolk 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman of Kings College, London Council 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chevening Estate 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, National Council of Voluntary Organisations President, BADA (British Antique Dealers Association) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Red Cross

RAWLINSON OF EWELL, Lord

No relevant interests

RAZZALL, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Bachmann Group Ltd (Guernsey) and its associated companies (trust company) Cognita Developments Ltd (computer services) Lawalert Ltd (litigation alert service) Envirox Ltd and its associated companies (water treatment)

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Edge IPK Ltd (computer services) Erinaceous Group plc (housing and insurance services) Pay2 Ltd (debit card processor) Primrose Consortium Ltd (advertising agency) Telephone Management Group plc *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Partner in Argonaut Associates (a corporate finance business) *13(a) Significant shareholdings Law Alert Ltd (supplier of e-mail litigation alert service) Pay2 Limited (debit card processor) PayGuard Inc (debit card processor) *13(b) Landholdings House in Treasure Cay, Abaco, Bahamas 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of Worcester College, Oxford Appeal Committee 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Liberal Democrats Campaign and Communications Committee 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Liberal Democrats

REA, Lord *12(i) Visits Attendance at seminar convened by IMPO (international medical parliamentarians organisation) in Dublin (April 2005). Funded by IPPF and UNFPA *13(b) Landholdings 12 acres of rough forest (surrounding a holiday home not let commercially) in Cumbria 15(a) Membership of public bodies Council Member (Trustee), Mary Ward Centre, London 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Hon. Secretary of National Heart Forum 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee or Council Member or member of Advisory council or executive committee of:- Caroline Walker Trust (nutrition and public health) CCHARM (Children of Chechniya Action and Relief Mission) National Heart Forum (for the prevention of coronary heart disease) Mother & Child Foundation (organisation linking foetal and maternal nutrition with subsequent health)

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Mary Ward Centre (F E College run as a charity but mostly funded via FEFC) 16(b) Voluntary organisations A27 Action Group (East Sussex) ASH (Action on Smoking and Health)

REAY, Lord *13(a) Significant shareholdings Brasserie St. Quentin 2002 Ltd (Restaurant) Member of Lloyds UK Council (webcasting council meetings and conferences) *13(b) Landholdings Farmland and residential property in Holland Farmland in North-West, with sporting, forestry and residential interests Residential property with farmland in South West

REDESDALE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Brigantium Ltd (archaeological reconstruction centre) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Patron, City of London College Self employed trainer for Y Care International *12(i) Visits Visit to Saudi Arabia (16 - 19 May 2003) with Council for the Advancement of Arab British understanding (CAABU) Visit to Tunisia (30 March – 4 April 2003) under the auspices of the All-party Archaeology Group and the Tunisian Government Visit to Qatar as speaker at conference on democracy (3-7 April 2004). Costs etc met by conference organisers Visit to Qatar, conference on democracy (28-30 March 2005) *13(b) Landholdings Farmland, commercial and residential property in Northumberland 15(a) Membership of public bodies Council Member, Institute of Advanced Motorists Member, Court of Newcastle University 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, The Roman Research Trust 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Director, Council for the advancement of Arab British Understanding

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15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Council Member, Institute of Advanced Motorists

REES, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Commercial woodlands and land in Powys and Monmouthshire Let cottages in Monmouthshire Let house in London 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies President, British Association of Cemeteries in South Asia Patron, Museum of Empire and Commonwealth

REES-MOGG, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships American Trading Company American Trading Company (Holdings) Ltd Pickering & Chatto (Publishers) Ltd Newsmax Media Inc (US) EFG Private Bank Ltd Fleet Street Publications Ltd Private Financial Holdings Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment News International Fleet Street Publications Agora Inc The Mail on Sunday *12(g) Controlling shareholdings American Trading Company (Holdings) Ltd (mainly publishing and media) American Trading Company (mainly publishing and media) Pickering & Chatto (Publishers) Ltd *13(b) Landholdings Property (including residential property) in Somerset *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend My wife and five children also have interests in Somerset property, directly or through family trusts 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of Trustees, Sir Leon Bagrit Memorial Trust Trustee, Wells Cathedral School Development Trust Trustee, Shandean Trust

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RENDELL OF BABERGH, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Managing Director, Kingsmarkham Enterprises Limited (a company formed in 1977 to take care of copyright as an author and of written work) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Kingsmarkham Enterprises Limited 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Smith Institute Vice President, Shelter

RENFREW OF KAIMSTHORN, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Home, plus small plot of land in Greece (Naxos) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Cambridge Foundation, University of Cambridge Trustee, National Art Collections Fund Emeritus Fellow, Jesus College, Cambridge Hon. Fellow, St. John‘s College, Cambridge Fellow, McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, Cambridge 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Antiquity Trust Trustee, Mediterranean Archaeological Trust

RENNARD, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chief Executive, Liberal Democrats *12(i) Visits Visit to (24-28 March 2003) with the Inter Parliamentary Union Visit to Qatar (12-16 April 2003) for conference on Democracy and Free Trade in the Middle East as a guest of the Emir of Qatar

RENTON, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Fellow, University College, Oxford Patron, Huntingdonshire Royal British Legion Patron, Huntingdon Conservative Association Patron, Greater London Association for the Disabled Patron, Ravenswood Foundation Bencher and former Treasurer of Lincoln‘s Inn

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15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Joint President of the Parliamentary all-party Arts and Heritage Group which encourages art galleries, museums, etc 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President for Life, Association of Conservative Peers

RENTON OF MOUNT HARRY, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, South Downs Joint Committee *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Sussex (with wife), including residential properties 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Council of Sussex University President, Federation of Sussex Amenity Societies 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Deputy Lieutenant, East Sussex

RENWICK OF CLIFTON, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Fluor Ltd Deputy Chairman, Fleming Family and Partners Non-executive Director, British Airways Non-executive Director, Fluor Corporation Non-executive Director, BHPBilliton Non-executive Director, SAB Miller Non-executive Director, Compagnie Financiere Richemont *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Vice Chairman, JPMorgan Cazenove; Vice Chairman, Investment Banking, JPMorgan Europe *13(a) Significant shareholdings Fluor Corporation JPMorgan Chase 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, The Economist (unpaid) Member, The Hakluyt Foundation International Advisory Board (unpaid) Chairman, Zimbabwe Democracy Trust (unpaid) Chairman, Rand Europe Advisory Board (unpaid)

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RICHARD, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Occasional income as a QC *13(a) Significant shareholdings World Trade Centre Holdings (150 shares) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Lease (leasehold Advisory service)

RICHARDSON OF CALOW, Baroness 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Trustee, Citizen Organising Foundation 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chair, Commission on Urban Life & Faith Moderator, Churches Commission for Inter Faith Relations Chair, London Ecumenical Aids Trust President, The Girls‘ Brigade President, British and Foreign Schools Society President, Christian Education Vice President, NCH Vice President, Council for Christians and Jews

RICHARDSON OF DUNTISBOURNE, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Deputy High Steward of Cambridge University Honorary Bencher, Gray‘s Inn Honorary Fellow, Wolfson College, Cambridge Honorary Fellow, Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member and Honorary Chairman of the Group of Thirty (Consultative Group on International Economic and Monetary Affairs Inc., Washington DC)

RIX, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor of the University of East London 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Friends of Normansfield (financial grants for projects concerned with learning disabled people) Chairman, Libertas (audio tours for disabled people) Chairman, Mencap City Foundation (financial grants for projects concerned with learning for disabled people)

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President, Royal Mencap Society President, MCIS Ltd, who make an annual contribution to the Mencap City Foundation (it was originally Mencap City Insurance Services Ltd)

ROBERTS OF CONWY, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Vice President, University of Cardiff

ROBERTSON OF PORT ELLEN, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Deputy Chairman, Cable and Wireless plc Governor, (Company Director) Scottish National Memorial to David Livingstone (unpaid) Non-executive Director, Smiths Group plc (engineering) Non-executive Director, Weir Group plc (engineering) Director, Monaco Telecom *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Member, Advisory Board, Englefield Capital (private equity) Strategic Advisor, Royal Bank of Canada Europe Senior Counsel, The Cohen Group (US consultancy) – Chairman, former US Defence Secretary William Cohen Advisor to BP plc 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of Court, Trinity House Joint President, Royal Institute of International Affairs 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, John Smith Memorial Trust Trustee, International Crisis Group Chairman Appeal Committee for Maggie‘s Cancer Caring Centre, Lanarkshire Member, Development Board, Royal Scottish National Orchestra Member of Court, Trinity House Trustee, 21st Century Trust Trustee, British Forces Foundation

ROCHESTER, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend Member of Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) (until November 2003) *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Church commissioners pay my private secretary who assists with some

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House of Lords work Church Commissioners paying chaplain who is also a research assistant The Diocese pays the Director of Communication who provides assistance with the media 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chair of Council, Trinity College, Bristol Hon. Fellow of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford Member HFEA and Chair of Ethics Committee (until November 2003) Visiting Professor, University of Greenwich 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chair of Trustees, Bishop‘s Fund for Mission (Education Enterprise) Director, Central Board of Finance, Church of England Director, Christian Weekly Newspapers Ltd Director, Diocesan Board of Finance, Rochester Director, Oxford Centre for Mission Studies Trustee, Trinity College, Bristol Co-chair, Institute of Development Research, Oxford

RODGER OF EARLSFERRY, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 15(a) Membership of public bodies President, Scottish Universities Law Institute Visitor, St. Hugh‘s College, Oxford President, Institute of European and Comparative Law, Oxford Chair, External Advisory Panel, Law Faculty, Oxford 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Expert Witness Institute

RODGERS OF QUARRY BANK, Lord No relevant interests

ROGAN, Lord *12(b) Parliamentary lobbying Non-executive Chairman, Stakeholder Communications Ltd (£15,000 per annum) (no personal clients; the Stakeholder client list has been deposited with the Registrar) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Associated Processors Ltd Stakeholder Communications Ltd Stakeholder Events Ltd

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Independent News & Media (Northern Ireland) Ltd International Advisory Board Independent New & Media Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Dennis Rogan Associates *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Associated Processors Ltd *12(i) Visits Visit to the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (15-19 November 2004) as a member of the ―Friends of Northern Cyprus Group‖ and guest of the Government of Northern Cyprus 15(a) Membership of public bodies Westminster Foundation for Democracy

ROGERS OF RIVERSIDE, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Greater London Authority (GLA) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Richard Rogers Architects Limited Richard Rogers GMBH Richard Rogers SL Richard Rogers & Partners Ltd Richard Rogers Partnership, Japan Richard Rogers + Founders Limited River Cads Ltd Thames Wharf Studios Ltd Thames Wharf Management Services Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Richard Rogers Architects Limited 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Hon. Trustee of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, USA 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Trustee, Council for the Protection of Rural England (CPRE) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of Trustees, National Tenants Resource Centre Trustee of Medecins du Monde 16(b) Voluntary organisations All-party Cycling Group Architecture and Planning Associate Parliamentary Group British Council Association Parliamentary Group Charter 88 Fabian Society

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SERA – Socialist Environment & Resources Association Transport 2000 All-party Parliamentary Group on Conservation All-party Parliamentary Group on Adoption

ROOKER, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary 13(d) Hospitality or gifts Sunday 27 July 2003 - Guest of directors at Rockingham Motor Speedway Days of Thunder

ROPER, Lord *12(i) Visits Visit to Kotor, Montenegro (22-24 November 2003) as a guest of the Transfuse Association, Berlin Visit to Flanders (October 2004) with the all-party War Graves and Battlefields Heritage Group; all expenses met by Thales plc 15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Professor, University of Birmingham Member of Finance Committee, Royal Institute of International Affairs 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, Manchester Statistical Society 16(b) Voluntary organisations Council of Christian Approaches to Defence and Disarmament International Institute for Strategic Studies Royal United Services Institute

ROSSER, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Non-executive member of the National Offender Management Board Chair, Prison Service Audit Committee ) Chair, National Probation Service Audit Committee ) Member, Home Office Audit Committee ) (none of the last three posts is separately remunerated but are associated with my membership of the National Offender Management Board) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Justice of the Peace 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, White Rose Children‘s Aid Charity

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16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Transport Salaried Staffs‘ Association (Trade Union) Member, GMB (Trade Union) Fellow, Royal Society of Arts Member, Magistrates‘ Association Chartered Member, Institute of Logistics and Transport

ROSSLYN, Earl of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Commander, Metropolitan Police 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman of Governors, Ludgrove School 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chairman, Rosslyn Chapel Trust Trustee, Dunimarle Museum

ROTHERWICK, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Cayzer Continuation Ltd (Investment Company) 13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Oxfordshire, including residential and commercial properties 15(a) Membership of public bodies President, General Aviation Awareness Council (GAAC)

ROWLANDS, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to the National Training Federation, Wales Consultant to Tydfil Training, Merthyr Tydfil *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, More Than Just a Game 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Member of the Lord Chancellor‘s Advisory Committee on the release of public records Trustee and Member of the History of Parliament Trust 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee of the Winston Churchill Memorial Fund for travelling scholarships

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ROYALL OF BLAISDON, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Patron, Kidney Research Unit for Wales Foundation

RUSSELL-JOHNSTON, Lord *12(i) Visits Two visits to Taiwan (March 2004) as guest of Taiwan government 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of Grieve Trusts Member of Hampden Trusts (both registered Liberal Trust charities to do with promoting Liberal ideas)

RYDER OF WENSUM, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships British Broadcasting Corporation Great Bradley Farms Company Great Bradley Estate Limited *13(a) Significant shareholdings Great Bradley Farms Company Great Bradley Estates Limited *13(b) Landholdings Land in East Anglia including residential and commercial properties 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Estorick Foundation 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Bouverie Foundation

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SAATCHI, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, Finsbury Foods plc (AIM listed investment company) Partner, M&C Saatchi (marketing services) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings 100% of Graduate Appointments Ltd (private recruitment company) *13(a) Significant shareholdings M&C Saatchi Worldwide (marketing services company) Finsbury Foods plc (AIM listed investment company) *13(b) Landholdings Residential property in London, Sussex and South of France 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor, London School of Economics 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Apsley House Trust Trustee, Museum of Garden History 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director, Centre for Policy Studies

ST ALBANS, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Assistant, Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy Chairman, Church of England Hospital Chaplaincies Council 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 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Action Aid Member, Churches Committee for Hospital Chaplaincy Member, Old Monmothian Club

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Member, Royal Society of Arts Patron, Abbeyfield Society Patron, Isabel Hospice, Welwyn Garden City, St. Francis Hospice, Berkhamsted, The Peace Hospice, Watford, The Pasque Hospice, Luton and numerous other Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire voluntary organisations

ST EDMUNDSBURY AND IPSWICH, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend 15(a) Membership of public bodies Ex officio Governor of Ipswich School Ex officio Governor of Framlingham College Member of the Court of Essex University 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Patron of Bury Art Gallery, Bury St. Edmunds 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Patron of Changing Attitude Member of Amnesty International

ST JOHN OF BLETSO, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to Merrill Lynch Consultant to Globix Europe Chairman of the Governing Board of Certification International *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director of Estates and General plc (provides corporate services and tax planning) *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance I have a research assistant, but I only use him on an ad hoc basis, predominantly for foreign affairs debates and on occasion, environmental issues, sport and charity related work. 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Oxford Philomusica Trustee, Life Neurological Trust 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Chairman of the Trustees, Citizens on Line 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Oxford Philomusica Trustee, Life Neurological Trust Trustee, Tusk (a charity for endangered animals)

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ST JOHN OF FAWSLEY, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-Executive Director, British Sky Broadcasting *13(a) Significant shareholdings Insurance Policies, Friends Provident 15(a) Membership of public bodies Life Fellow, Emmanuel College, Cambridge 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies The Philharmonic Orchestra 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Grand Bailiff and Head of the Order of England and Wales The Military and Hospitaller Order of the Knights of St Lazarus of Jerusalem 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee and Chairman, The Royal Fine Arts Commission Trust

SAINSBURY OF PRESTON CANDOVER, Lord *13(a) Significant shareholdings Owner of 1.64% of the equity of J. Sainsbury plc *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Hampshire including residential properties (the farm is primarily arable) *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend Spouses shareholding of 0.4% in the equity of J Sainsbury plc 15(a) Membership of public bodies Trustee, Said Business School Foundation, Oxford University Director of The Conservative Foundation 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Visitor of Ashmolean Museum, Oxford Trustee of Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance Trustee of The Royal Opera House Endowment Fund 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director of The Sainsbury Archives 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of the Linbury Trust (a grant giving charitable trust founded in 1970‘s) Trustee of The Butrint Foundation

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SAINSBURY OF TURVILLE, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Holder of ministerial office but does not receive ministerial salary *13(a) Significant shareholdings In compliance with the ministerial code, my financial interests and those of my wife were placed in blind trusts when I became Minister for Science and Innovation *13(b) Landholdings Two Houses in Westminster which are currently used as offices and a residential property adjacent which is currently occupied two days per week by an employee *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend Two residential properties in Stratford-upon-Avon owned by Lady Sainsbury Partnership in a Nursery School owned by Lady Sainsbury A residential property adjacent to our country home, owned by Lady Sainsbury, which is occupied rent-free by friends of the family A house in Hampshire owned by Lady Sainsbury and occupied by a relative 16(b) Voluntary organisations President, Turville Park cricket club

SALISBURY, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend 15(a) Membership of public bodies President, Marlborough College Trustee, Sarum College

SALTOUN OF ABERNETHY, Lady *12(e) Remunerated directorships Black Eagle Properties Ltd Pictland Properties Ltd *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Pictland Properties Ltd *13(b) Landholdings Family property in Aberdeenshire passed over to daughter and son-in- law 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee of a small museum ―Maggie‘s Hoosie‖ in a North East

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Scotland fishing village 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member of the Council of the RNMDSF Trustee of the Lifeboat Service Memorial Book Trust 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of 3 small charitable trusts Trustee of Mar Estate Trust which owns and manages Mar Estate (which is a Highland Sporting Estate in Aberdeenshire), for the ultimate benefit of my grandchildren 16(b) Voluntary organisations RNLI RNMDSF Episcopal Church in Scotland British Deer Society Scottish Landowners Federation Heraldry Society of Scotland Hereditary Peers‘ Association

SANDBERG, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Green Island Cement (Holdings) Ltd (Hong Kong) (industrial) Non-executive Director, New World Development Company Ltd (Hong Kong) (real estate) Non-executive Director, Winsor Industrial Corporation Ltd (Hong Kong) (industrial) Non-executive Director, Winsor Properties Holdings Ltd (Hong Kong) (real estate) Non-executive Director, AS Watson & Co Ltd (Hong Kong) *13(a) Significant shareholdings Telemedic Developments Ltd (British Virgin Islands) (medical) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, River Wey Trust (UK) Patron, The Dame Vera Lynn Trust Patron, The Police Foundation 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, The High Hurlands Children (UK) Trustee, The Graham Layton Memorial Trust (UK)

SANDERSON OF BOWDEN, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Develica (private property company) Director, Hawick Cashmere Co.

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*13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend Spouse owns 500 acres of woodland in Scotland 15(a) Membership of public bodies Vice Lord Lieutenant Roxburgh and Selkirk and Laudadale 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Master, Court of Framework Knitters Living Company Vice Lord Lieutenant Ettrick and Lauderdale

SANDWICH, Earl of *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Earl of Sandwich (a sandwich company) *13(b) Landholdings Life tenant of agricultural estate in West Dorset including residential property, visitor attractions and woodland 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Advisor, Christian Aid Council, Anti-Slavery International Associate, CARE International President, Samuel Pepys Club Trustee, Dorset Expeditionary Society Patron, Haslar Visitors 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, World Development Movement Supporter, Save the Children

SAVILLE OF NEWDIGATE, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Committee member, Barristers Benevolent Association President, Society for Computers and the Law Trustee, British and Irish Legal Information Institute

SAWYER, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Britannia Building Society *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairmanship/Consultancy Chairman, Royal Mail Partnership Board Chair, Thompsons Solicitors Supervisory Board

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Chair, Norlife 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor, University of Teeside Board Member, IIP (Investors in People) UK Visiting Professor, Cranfield School Management

SCOTLAND OF ASTHAL, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary 15(a) Membership of public bodies Bencher of Middle Temple Member of the Antigua Bar and Commonwealth of Dominica Hon. Fellow of Wolfson College, Cambridge Hon. Fellow of Cardiff University Hon. Fellow of the Society for Advanced Legal Studies 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Patron of The Frank Longford Charitable Trust Patron of the Margaret Beaufort Institute Patron of GAP Sponsor of the George Viner Memorial Fund Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of The Thomas More Society Member of the Lawyers‘ Christian Fellowship

SCOTT OF FOSCOTE, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Lord of Appeal in Ordinary Non-Permanent Judge of the Court of Final Appeal of Hong Kong 15(a) Membership of public bodies Official correspondent for the Parish of Foscote for the purposes of communications from the Aylesbury Vale District Council and the Buckingham County Council 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of the Trustees of the Michaelhouse UK Trust (whose principal object is to provide scholarships to enable African pupils to be educated at Michaelhouse College, Natal, South Africa) Chairman of the Advisory Council of the Society for Advanced Legal Studies Patron, Harrison Homes (a charity whose principal object is to provide housing and care for elderly ladies in need) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of the Countryside Alliance

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Member of the Grafton Hunt

SCOTT OF NEEDHAM MARKET, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Capet Limited (advice on recruitment of non-executive directors) Centre for Transport Studies (judging and presentation of transport awards) *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Entrust (landfill tax credit scheme regulator) Non-executive Director, Anglia Television Non-executive Director, Lloyd‘s Register *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Member, Commission for Integrated Transport Advisory Board Member, Anite plc *12(i) Visits Visit to Norway (29 August – 3 September) hosted by the Norwegian Government under the auspices of the All Party Parliamentary Norway Group

SECCOMBE, Baroness 15(a) Membership of public bodies President of Governors of Saint Martins School, Solihull (Independent School) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, St Enedoc Golf Club (Cornwall)

SELBORNE, Earl of *12(e) Remunerated directorships Blackmoor Estate Ltd (farming) Kew Enterprises Ltd (unpaid) John Innes Bioprospects Ltd (unpaid) John Innes Agriculture Ltd (unpaid) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment The Mercers Company (a London City Livery Company) Trustee, John Innes Foundation (charity supporting biological research) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Blackmoor Estate Ltd (farming) *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Hampshire including residential property

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15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor, The University of Southampton 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chairman of Trustees, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Trustee, Foundation and Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Trustee, Parliamentary Science and Technology Information Foundation 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Rank Prize Funds President, Hampshire Association of Parish and Town Councils President, The Selborne Society Director, Lawes Agricultural Trust Committee Vice President, Foundation for Science and Technology Vice President, Hampshire and Wight Trust for Maritime Archaeology Vice President, Royal Bath and West of England Society Vice President, The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Vice President, The Royal Association of British Dairy Farmers Director of the United Kingdom Centre for Economic and Environmental Development Vice Patron, Royal Agricultural Society of England 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Blackmoor Village Hall Trustee, St. Matthew‘s School, Blackmoor Trustee, Comparative Clinical Science Foundation 16(b) Voluntary organisations Merchant Venturers of York The Travellers Club, London Commercial Farmers Group National Farmers Union County Landowners and Business Association The Royal Society The Institute of Biology The Linnean Society of London The Institute of Agricultural Management The Royal Agricultural Society of England The Royal Geographical Society

SELKIRK OF DOUGLAS, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to Securicor Group Limited, providing advice on business matters within Scotland. Contract with a fee of £5,000 per annum. (I would estimate that this activity would not occupy much more than approx. 6 days per annum). The contract is continuing on a month-month basis.

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*12(e) Remunerated directorships Director of Douglas-Hamilton (D Share) Ltd (agriculture and property) (unpaid) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Member of the Scottish Parliament Queen‘s Counsel and Advocate at the Scots Bar (non-practising) Royalties by virtue of being the author of various books *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Provision is made by the Scottish Parliament for secretarial and research assistance *12(i) Visits Attended launch (Jan 2003) of the memoirs of Rainer Hildebrandt and delivered a speech at the event held at the Mauermuseum, Haus am Checkpoint Charlie (Berlin Wall Museum); travel and accommodation paid by Mauermuseum *13(b) Landholdings House in London from which regular rental income is received Flat in Edinburgh. The member has provided an interest-free loan to assist in the purchase of a property. The property is not owned by the member nor is it the subject of a standard security in his favour. In terms of the loan agreement, the member has a right to occupy the property unless it has been let for value by the owner and will have a right to seek a transfer of ownership of a proportion of the property if the loan is not repaid within its term. 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Director of Lennoxlove House Limited Trustee, The Lennoxlove Maintenance Fund Settlement Trust Trustee, The Lennoxlove Trust (Lennoxlove House Limited owns Lennoxlove House near Haddington and has, as its primary objective, the upkeep and preservation of the House, with the aid of financial assistance from The Lennoxlove Trust, which is a charitable trust. The Lennoxlove Maintenance Fund Settlement Trust owns, as its only asset, the entire issued share capital of Lennoxlove House Limited) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, The International Rescue Corps (a charity) President of the Scottish Veterans‘ Garden City Association Inc. (a charity to provide and maintain cottages for disabled ex-service and Merchant Navy personnel) Chairman, Edinburgh Support Group for Hope and Homes for Children Charity Hon. Air Commodore to No.603 (City of Edinburgh) Squadron, RAAF 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Selkirk Charitable Trust Executor and Trustee of late father‘s Will Trust (in which the member

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has no beneficial interest) Trustee to various relatives Trustee, Hamilton 1947 Trust which is the owner of several companies involved in land owning, mineral leasing and farming (unpaid)

SELSDON, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, MJ Gleeson Group plc (construction, engineering, housing and property) *13(b) Landholdings Exploitant Viti-Vinicole (French Peasant Farmer) – vineyard and small agricultural holding in Provence 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President Anglo Swiss Society Hon. Treasurer and Hon. Secretary, House of Lords Yacht Club Secretary, Parliamentary Space Committee

SEWEL, Lord No relevant interests

SHARMAN, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Advisor, Prologis European Properties Fund *12(e) Remunerated directorships AEGIS Group plc (media) BG International plc (gas) Reed Elsevier Group (media) Group 4, Securicor plc (security services) ABN Amro Supervisory Board (Banking) Board, Aviva plc 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor, Bishop Wordsworth‘s School, Salisbury 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Advisory Board Member, Britain in Europe

SHARP OF GUILDFORD, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Occasional consultant to Science Policy Research Unit and other academic groups on issues relating to science and technology policy in the European Union. A former employee of Science Policy Research Unit, University of Sussex and now a visiting fellow at

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that institution 15(a) Membership of public bodies Associate, Newnham College, Cambridge Member local council, Guildford High School Hon. Fellow, University of Sussex Governor, Weyfield Community Primary School Guildford Hon. Fellow, City & Guilds Institute Member of Corporation, Guildford College 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Advisory Committee Member, Save British Science Trustee, Nancy Seear Trust Chairman, Age Concern, Surrey

SHARPLES, Baroness No relevant interests

SHAW OF NORTHSTEAD, Lord No relevant interests

SHEFFIELD, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Council of the University of Sheffield 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Sheffield Diocesan Synod and Chairman of the Bishops Council Sheffield Diocesan Board of Finance 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Stephenson Fellowship (University of Sheffield)

SHELDON, Lord *13(a) Significant shareholdings Tonrose Ltd (textile distribution) 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Sheldon Group Pension Fund

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SHEPHARD OF NORTHWOLD, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director of the Coventry Building Society *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman of the Estate Agents Ombudsman Council (remunerated) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of the Committee on Standards in Public Life Member of the Council of the University of Oxford and of the Board of Oxford University Continuing Education Department 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee of the Charles Burrell Museum in Thetford 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Chairman of the Biofuels Forum 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of the Franco-British Society Member of the Franco-British Council Commissioner of the Fawcett Society 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, West Norfolk branch of the NSPCC

SHEPPARD OF DIDGEMERE, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Didgemere Consultants Ltd *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Chairman, McBride plc (household and personal care products) Non-executive Chairman, Unipart Group (automotive, rail, telecommunication, logistics etc) Non-executive Chairman, One-Click HR plc (HR software etc) Non-executive Director, Nyne Ltd (investor group) (currently not directly remunerated) Non-executive Chairman, Global Tote Ltd (betting services to Russia, etc) Non-executive Chairman, Namibian Resources Ltd (Diamond Mining) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Didgemere Consultants Ltd (business Advisory service) Didgemere Farms Ltd (farming) *13(a) Significant shareholdings (nominal value of over £50,000) McBride plc (household and personal care products) One-ClickHR plc (human resources management systems)

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DeltaDot Limited (an unquoted biotechnology and bioinformatics) Namibian Resources plc Global Tote Ltd *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Essex 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor, Middlesex University Hon. Fellow, Governor, London School of Economics 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions President, London First Director, East London Business Alliance Director, Partnership Director, London Business Board (London First/London Chamber/London CBI) Vice President, Beer and Pub Association (formerly Brewers Society) Member of the Various Professional Bodies (accountants etc) Hon. Doctorate/Hon Fellow of various universities Member, Protection of Roydon and Area (PORA) Committee 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President (formerly Appeal Chairman for ‗Sheppard House‘) of Blue Cross (animal/peoples charity for pets of those unable – for reasons of health, etc – to pay vet fees) Vice President United Response (charity for people with learning difficulties) Fellow, Animal Health Trust Member, UK Cancer Research Charity Vice President, (past Chairman) Business in the Community Past Chairman, The Prince‘s Trust (and Prince‘s Youth Business Trust) (now only infrequently involved) Chairman of Trustees, Civilians Remembered Trust (Trust developing memorial park, etc for 60,000-plus civilians killed by bombing in 1939-45 war) Patron of Trees for Cities

SHREWSBURY, Earl of *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to JJ Gallagher Ltd *13(b) Landholdings Agricultural land and mineral rights in Staffordshire Surface and Minerals, Cauldon Low Limestone Quarries, Staffordshire

SHUTT OF GREETLAND, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Self employed consultant (non practising chartered accountant)

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*12(f) Regular remunerated employment Regular remunerated income as Liberal Democrat Chief Whip 15(a) Membership of public bodies Associate Governor, The Brooksbank School, Elland Member, Rochdale Canal Corridor Rural Challenge Partnership 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director, Cober Hill Ltd Director, Irish Peace Institute Ltd (Republic of Ireland) Director, Pennine Development Ltd Director, Pennine Heritage Ltd Director, The Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust Ltd and subsidiary companies Trustee, The JRSST Charitable Trust Trustee, The Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust Trustee, Historic Chapels Trust Chairman and Director, Northern Broadsides Theatre Company 16(b) Voluntary organisations Life Vice President, Community Foundation for Calderdale

SIMON, Viscount 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Driving Instructors Association President, GEM Motoring Assist 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Guild of Experienced Motorists, Road Safety Charity Trustee, Safety House Trustee, Driving Instructors Association

SIMON OF GLAISDALE, Lord No relevant interests

SIMON OF HIGHBURY, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant KPMG *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Unilever Group (4 meetings per annum) Advisory Director, Morgan Stanley (Europe) (2 meetings per annum) Advisory Director, Fitch Rating Agency (1 meeting per annum) Non-executive Director, Suez Group, (energy, water, waste) (4 meetings per annum) Non-executive Director, Supervisory Board Volkswagen Group (cars) (4 meetings per annum)

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15(a) Membership of public bodies Trustee, Cambridge University Foundation Trustees Board Member, Insead (Fontainbleau) Business School Trustee, Cicely Saunders Trust, Palliative Care Member, Cambridge University Council 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Board and Council Member, Centre for European Policy Studies, Brussels Board and Council Member, Centre for European Reform, London 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Herti Foundation (Germany) (a charitable trust registered in Germany) (education and medical) Director, Koenigswinter

SKELMERSDALE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Broadleigh Nurseries Ltd (mail order flower bulb company) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Broadleigh Nurseries Ltd 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Somerset Opera President, Somerset Wildlife Trust Trustee, Hestercombe Gardens Trust

SKIDELSKY, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Janus Capital Group Non-executive Director, Greater Europe Fund Director, Transnational Insights *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Professor of Political Economy, Warwick University, Department of Economics *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Transnational Insights Ltd (100% of stock) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governing Body, Brighton College Member, Advisory Council, Wilton Park 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, The Centre for Global Studies Director, Moscow School of Political Studies

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SLIM, Viscount *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant From time to time an independent consultant to the security industry *12(e) Remunerated directorships Ltd 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Burma Star Association President, Special Air Service Association Trustee, Royal Commonwealth Ex-Services League Trustee of various regimental associations Vice President, Britain-Australia Society 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Associated Parliamentary Group for Transport Telematics Member, Parliamentary and Scientific Committees

SLYNN OF HADLEY, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Fellow and Member of Council of Northampton University College Bencher Gray‘s Inn 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Executive Council, International Law Association Life President, Lord Slynn of Hadley European Law Association Member, Court Broderers Company President, Solicitor Advocates in Higher Courts President, UK Association for Environmental Law

SMITH OF CLIFTON, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Occasional advice and consultancy to Higher and Further Educational Institutions 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member, Democratic Audit Advisory Committee Trustee, Citizens‘ Inquiry Trust Vice Patron, Artificial Heart Fund Vice Patron, Appeal Fund, London School of Osteopathy Director, Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust Ltd Director, Education for Citizenship & Democracy Ltd Trustee/Director of the Stroke Association Director, Government & Opposition Ltd 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Citizens‘ Inquiry Trust

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16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Democratic Audit Advisory Committee & Management Committee

SMITH OF GILMOREHILL, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships City Inn Ltd (hotel company) 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chairman, Edinburgh Festival Fringe President, Scottish Opera Trustee, Mariinsky Theatre Trust (formerly Friends of the KIROV) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Board Member, Russo-British Chamber of Commerce Trustee, John Smith Memorial Trust Governor, English Speaking Union Trustee, 21st Century Trust

SMITH OF LEIGH, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Wigan Metropolitan Development Company Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Wigan Council – Leader‘s special responsibility allowance 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Wigan Council Chair, Association of Greater Manchester Authorities Vice Chair, Special Interest Group for Municipal Authorities (SIGOMA) Policy Committees, North West Regional Assembly Local Government Association Governor, Leigh Citizens Advice Bureau Governor, Leigh Central County Primary School Ex officio Director, Manchester Airport Group plc (unpaid) North West Regional Assembly, Policy Committee Joint Chair, Greater Manchester Forum 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, British Epilepsy Association

SNAPE, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant National Express Group (operators of Bus, Train and Coach Groups in the UK, USA and Australia) Special Advisor, TUI Northern Europe (owners of various European

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travel companies, Thomsonfly and Brittania Airlines and Coventry Airport) Consultant, Sterling Lloyd plc (manufacturer and installer of a patented waterproof membrane for roads, railways and bridges) *13(a) Significant shareholdings National Express Group

SNOWDON, EARL OF 16(b) Voluntary organisations Trustee, Snowdon Award Scheme

SOLEY, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment I am employed part time by Future Heathrow. The purpose of the group is to support and encourage sustainable capacity growth at . *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance I have the services 1 day per week of a secretary provided by International Air Transport Association (IATA) purely for my work with Future Heathrow. There are no expectations of parliamentary work. 15(a) Membership of public bodies I am a member of the Senate of Imperial College, London 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of the Mary Seacole Memorial Statue Appeal (charity) (unpaid) Chairman of the Arab Jewish Forum (charity) (unpaid)

SOULSBY OF SWAFFHAM PRIOR, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, Companion Animal Welfare Council 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Pet Advisory Committee President, Royal Institute of Public Health Chairman, Governing body of Windward Islands Research and Education Foundation (WINDREF)

SOUTHWARK, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend

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15(a) Membership of public bodies Governing body of King‘s College London Governing body of King‘s College School, London 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of Churches Advisory Committee for Local Broadcasting Co-chair, Interfaith Network 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of ―Hearsay‖ (hard of hearing charity)

SOUTHWELL, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend

15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, Court of the University of Nottingham Member, Court of the University of Leicester Member, Court of the University of Sheffield 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member, Council of Planning Aid President, Family Care, Nottingham Trustee, The Burden Trust Vice President, United Nations Association, Nottingham Vice President, Church Pastoral Aid Society Vice President, Queen Victoria Clergy Fund President, Southwell Civic Society

STALLARD, Lord No relevant interests

STEEL OF AIKWOOD, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Blue Planet European Financial Sector Restructuring Fund (Edinburgh) Non-executive Director, General Mediterranean Holding SA (Luxembourg) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Honorarium as Chairman of the Carnegie Commission for Rural Community Development *12(i) Visits Visit to Nairobi, Kenya (November 2003) to speak at St. Andrew‘s Day dinner. Two tickets provided by British Airways as sponsor of the event (7 December 2004)

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Visit to Winnipeg, Canada (November 2004) to speak at St. Andrew‘s Day dinner. Two tickets provided by Air Canada as sponsor of the event (7 December 2004) Visit to Hong Kong (April 9-12 2005) to address Constitutional Conference. Fare and accommodation provided by Hong Kong University Visit to Canada (May 7-10 2005) for electoral reform campaign in British Columbia referendum. Fare and accommodation provided by Electoral Reform Society 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member, President‘s Council, University of Edinburgh Chairman, Carnegie Commission for Rural Community Development 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Scottish Castles Association Chairman, Advisory Council, John Smith Memorial Trust Hon. President, Scottish Theatre Organ Preservation Society Vice President, Association for International Cancer Research Patron, Scottish Prostate Cancer Support Groups President, Classic Rally Association Vice President, Wildfowl Trust 16(a) Trusteeships Dr Singhvi Foundation Kings Own Scottish Borderers 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of Advisory Board, Prince‘s Youth Business Trust Member of the Committee of Honour for the National Galleries of Scotland Member of the Board of Trustees, Anglo Arab Association

STEINBERG, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Chairman, Stanley Leisure plc (gaming company) Non-executive Chairman of Empire Online *13(a) Significant shareholdings Stanley Leisure 11% 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of Advisory Board of University of Salford Hon. Doctorate by the University of Salford 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Manchester Jewish Federation Joint Hon. Life President, U.J.I.A Trustee of Belfast Hebrew Congregation Trustee, Crimestoppers Trustee of British W.I.Z.O (charity)

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Member, British Casino Association Vice Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee against anti-Semitism 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Belfast Hebrew Congregation Trustee, Wilbraham Road (Manchester) Trust Limited

STERLING OF PLAISTOW, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Special Advisor to Chief Executive Officer, Carnival Cruise Line 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman designate, National Maritime Museum (November 2005) Chairman of Motability 16(a) Trusteeships Chairman, Motability 10th Anniversary Trust Lady Margaret Tebbit Trust

STERN, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Senior Research Fellow, International Centre for Prison Studies (ICPS) Adviser, Barrow Cadbury Trust *13(b) Landholdings A part share in one residential property in London, and residences in London, Edinburgh and Argyll 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of the Advisory Council of ILANUD, the United Nations Latin American Institute for the Prevention of Crime and Treatment of Offenders 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director of Foundation/non-profit organisation Penal Reform International, Romania Director of Penal Reform International UK Hon. Secretary-General, Penal Reform International Member of the Comité de Soutien, Français Incarcérés au Loin, France President, New Bridge charity providing help to offenders President, Association of Members of Independent Monitoring Boards (AMIMB) Trustee, Milton S. Eisenhower Foundation, Washington DC, USA Vice President, RPS Rainer Convenor, Scottish Consortium on Crime and Criminal Justice

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STEVENS OF KIRKWHELPINGTON, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Stevens Consultancy *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Chairman, Mercer St Consulting Ltd Non-executive Director, Travelex Non-executive Director, L.G.C Analytical Science Non-executive Director, Invicta Capital *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Stevens Consultancy Speeches on Leadership, Management and Policing Contracted to G.L.A (1) Continuing Leadership of (i) Inquiries into deaths of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed (ii) Stevens 3 investigation into alleged collusion of security forces and terrorist groups *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Mercer Street Consulting Ltd (N.E. Chairman) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor, Northumbria University President, Durham County Cricket

STEVENS OF LUDGATE, Lord 15(a) Membership of public bodies Fellow, Royal College of Surgeons

STEVENSON OF CODDENHAM, Lord *12(b) Parliamentary lobbying Shareholder (4%), Lexington Communications (no work done on behalf of the company) *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant G E Healthcare plc *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, HBOS plc Chairman, Pearson plc Director, Manpower Inc Director, Economist Newspapers Ltd (remuneration is paid to Pearson plc) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Cloaca Maxima Ltd (consultancy firm)

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*12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Contribution towards secretarial support from HBOS plc and Pearson plc *13(a) Significant shareholdings Business Boffins Ltd (business advisory service) Hairnet – IT Training Company MMD Ltd (econometrics consultancy) Saxton Bampfyle Hever plc (recruitment consultant) Spaced UK Ltd – IT/Music Company Pearson plc HBOS plc Scottish and Newcastle plc Lexington Communications Ltd Manpower Inc Perot Systems Inc Linguaphone Group plc St James‘s Place Capital plc Korda Seed Capital Fund Ltd British Land plc First Close Investment Fund VCT Bamboo Investments Ltd Matrix e-Ventures VCT plc Rebesca Ltd Edinburgh Investment Trust plc Fleming Continental Investment Trust plc Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust plc Edinburgh Smaller Companies Investment Trust plc Anglo Overseas Investment Trust plc Monks Investment Trust plc Schroders plc New Star Asset Management Ltd United Utilities plc Prudential plc G E Healthcare plc Unilever plc British Petroleum plc British Energy plc Boots plc Diageo plc Invensys plc ITV plc GKN plc Cable and Wireless plc Morgan Sindall plc Cadbury Schweppes plc Carphone Warehouse plc Big Food Group plc Huntsworth plc 3i Group plc McAlpine plc Abbey National plc

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15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman, House of Lords Appointments Commission Chancellor, University of Arts, London 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, The Tate Gallery Foundation 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Aldeburgh Productions Director, Glyndebourne Productions Ltd

STEWARTBY, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Adviser to the Board of Standard Chartered plc *12(e) Remunerated directorships Amlin plc (Insurance) The Throgmorton Trust plc Framlington Income and Capital Trust plc (until 28 July 2005) Framlington Group Ltd Diploma plc (Distributors) 16(a) Trusteeships President, Sir Halley Stewart Trust

STEYN, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Lord of Appeal in Ordinary (until 30 September 2005)

STODDART OF SWINDON, Lord No relevant interests

STOKES, Lord No relevant interests

STONE OF BLACKHEATH, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Deal Group Media plc Company No.03904195 N Brown Group plc Chair, A&E Everywhere Ltd Advisory Board, McDonalds Restaurants *13(b) Landholdings Flat, London SE5

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Home in Greenwich Rented urban property, Greenwich, London 15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Vice President of the Reform Synagogues of Great Britain Member of the Israel British Business Council Governor, The Weizmann Institute Governor, The EPN Council of Ben Gurion University 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chair, DIPEX (Direct Personal Experience of Illness) Director of DIPEX Health Limited Director of the Science Media Centre Board (housed at the Royal Institution of Great Britain, London) Patron, Orphaids Overseas Development Institute Patron of Gauchers Association Charity Advisor to the IPPR Committee to the International Programme 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of The Israel Diaspora Trust Trustee of Prism Trustee of the Maimomedes Foundation 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron of The Jewish Chernobyl Children‘s Charity Patron, New Israel Fund Member, The Anglo Ecuadorian Society Member, The Labour Friends of Israel Patron of the Jewish Association of Business Ethics Patron, The Forgiveness Project Patron, The Olive Tree Project

STRABOLGI, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Franco British Society (unpaid)

STRATHCLYDE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Auchendrane Estates Ltd (trading as Barskimming Estates) (property ownership and management of farmland, forestry, commercial and residential property in Scotland) Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust plc Trafalgar Capital Management Ltd Marketform Group Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Leader of The Opposition, House of Lords

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*12(i) Visits Visit to Bahrain (March 2004) as a guest of the King who paid for travel and accommodation 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of various family trusts

SUTHERLAND OF HOUNDWOOD, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Chairman, YTL Education (UK) Limited Adviser, English Community Care Association Chairman, Scottish Care Member, Board of Editorial Advisors, Encyclopedia Britannica *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Provost, Gresham College London *13(b) Landholdings Flat in Leith, Edinburgh, available for let (jointly owned with my wife) 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chairman, Royal Institute of Philosophy Non-executive Board Member, The Courtauld Institute Hon. President, David Hume Institute 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. President, Alzheimers Scotland/Action on Dementia 16(b) Voluntary organisations Fellow of The British Academy Fellow of The Royal Society of Edinburgh

SWINFEN, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Member of the Advisory Board of The Leonard Cheshire Centre of Conflict Recovery (unpaid) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Administrator, The Swinfen Charitable Trust (provides telemedical links between hospitals in the developing world and medical consultants world-wide) Liveryman, Worshipful Company of Drapers President, South East Region British Sports Association for the Disabled Chairman, United Kingdom/Japan Research and Development Group for Ageing Disability and Technology (RADGADAT) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Disablement Income Group

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Patron, World Orthopaedic Concern Patron, M.O.E.T Iraq (Management of Obstetric Emergency & Trauma) Hon. Research Fellow, Centre for Online Health, University of Queensland

SYMONS OF VERNHAM DEAN, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, British Airways 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee of the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme British Chairman of the Saudi British Business School 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of The Red Cross Member of The National Trust Member of The CPRE Patron of the Red Cross Member of National Trust and CPRE Supporter of Help the Aged and Save the Children Patron of Westminster Befriend and Family Patron, Watermill Theatre, Newbury Council of Ditchley Foundation

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TANLAW, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Fandstan Electric Group Ltd (private electrical/railway engineering group) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Fandstan Electric Group Ltd (private electrical/railway engineering group) *13(a) Significant shareholdings Fandstan Electric Group Ltd (private electrical/railway engineering group) *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Dumfriesshire (Eskdalemuir) 15(a) Membership of public bodies University of Buckingham 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Fitzroy Support (provision of services for people with learning disabilities) Sarawak Association (for ex Rajah‘s and UK Government civil servants and others from Sarawak) Sarawak Foundation (educational charity for ‗Natives of Sarawak‘) 16(a) Trusteeships Director, Houghton Club (private fishing club) Trustee of the University of Buckingham 16(b) Voluntary organisations Fellow, Royal Astronomical Society Fellow, British Horological Institute Mental Health Foundation

TAVERNE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, IFG Development Initiatives Ltd (a company providing consultancy services in South East Asia) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, Monitoring Board, Axa Sun Life plc 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of Trustees, Alcohol and Drug Addiction Prevention and Treatment (ADAPT) Ltd

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Chairman of Trustees, Iran Aid Foundation Chairman of Trustees, Sense About Science Trustee, The Health and Science Communication Trust

TAYLOR OF BLACKBURN, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Adviser, Initial Electronic Security Systems Limited Adviser, Electronic Data Systems Limited Adviser, Drax Power Limited Adviser, Experian Limited Adviser, Capgemini UK plc Adviser, NPL Estates Adviser, National Car Parks Limited Adviser, Lucent Technologies Adviser, Fujitsu Services Adviser, Canatxx Energy Ventures Limited President, Wrens Hotel Group *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, A Division Holdings Limited Non-executive Director, Eisis Limited 15(a) Membership of public bodies Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Lancashire Life Member, Court of Lancaster University Freeman of the City of London Freeman of the Borough of Blackburn 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice-President, Association of Lancastrians in London 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Friends of Real Lancashire Patron, Holidays for Carers Patron, Lancashire Wildlife Trust Patron, Outreach Schools

TAYLOR OF BOLTON, Baroness 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Board Member of The Football Foundation and The Football Stadium Improvement Trust (unpaid)

TAYLOR OF WARWICK, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to Kleinwort Benson Private Bank

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*12(e) Remunerated directorships Director of the Warwick Leadership Foundation (expenses only) Non-executive Director, Currencies Direct Ltd Non-executive Director, Phoenix Holdings (Canada) Vice President of the British Board of Film Classification *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Part-time Judge, South Eastern Circuit *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Majority shareholding in Warwick Communications Ltd (a public relations company) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor of Bournemouth University Member of the Bar Council Equal Opportunities Committee Vice President, National Small Business Bureau 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Committee Member, Variety Club Children‘s Charity Committee Member, SCAR (Sickle Cell Anaemia Relief) President, ACWI (African Caribbean Westminster Initiative) President, WISCA (West Indian Senior Citizen‘s Association)

TEBBIT, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Advisor to the Chairman of JCB Excavators Ltd 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, The Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre Appeal and The Nuffield Orthotics Appeal Council Member, The Air League Chairman, The Battle of Britain Monument Fund-Raising Committee

TEMPLE-MORRIS, Lord *12(a) Parliamentary consultancy agreements Consultant solicitor with Moon Beever Solicitors of Bloomsbury Square (Agreement - standard legal consultancy agreement, no mention of parliamentary advice or services as such although if asked for such advice it would be available - £20,000 per annum) Advisor to AMAS Investment and Project Services Ltd on parliamentary, governmental, international and other matters (£20,000 per annum) *12(i) Visits British-Netherlands All-party Parliamentary Group – visit to the Hague, 1-3 October 2003 to meet Dutch colleagues being guests of the British Ambassador. (Travel and expenses paid out of Group funds as provided by our Sponsors Unilever plc)

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15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Iran Society Immediate Past President, St Catherine‘s College Cambridge Society (ceases in the next academic year)

TEMPLEMAN, Lord No relevant interests

TENBY, Viscount 15(a) Membership of public bodies Arbitrator for the British Acupuncture Association Board (this only meets to ―try‖ allegations of professional misconduct and has yet to do so. Expenses would be paid but no fees) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Executive Chairman of the Trustees of Byways (a residential home for mentally or physically handicapped ladies in Odiham, Hampshire) President of Hants and Rushmoor branch of Riding for the Disabled 16(b) Voluntary organisations President, Alton branch of MIND

THATCHER, Baroness 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of the Trustees of the Foundation Chairman of the Trustees of the Margaret Thatcher Archive Trust

THOMAS OF GRESFORD, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Practising Queen‘s Counsel at Goldsmith Chambers, Goldsmith Buildings, Temple *12(i) Visits Visit to New York and Los Angeles, USA (6 – 14 October 2002) with Commons and Lords Rugby Team. (Members contributed to the cost of flights and hotels. Financial support was also received from Halewood International, Chase de Vere, GEM Construction, Volt Europe, GlaxoSmithKline. Rugby kit was provided by Nike) Visit to Australia and USA (September 2003) with Commons and Lords Rugby Team. (Members contributed to the cost of flights and hotels. Financial support was received from Halewood International, Volt Europe, GEM Construction) *13(a) Significant shareholdings North Face Media Ltd (internet advising co)

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15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Bencher, Gray‘s Inn President, Rex Rowing Club President, Friends of Gresford Church President, London Welsh Chorale President, Friends of Maelor Hospital, Wrexham President, Gresford Memorial Trust Vice President, Llangollen International Eisteddfod Chairman, Development Committee of South Bank Sinfonia 16(b) Voluntary organisations Amnesty International British Legion

THOMAS OF GWYDIR, Lord No relevant interests

THOMAS OF MACCLESFIELD, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant, SRI Advisory Committee, Morley Fund Management 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chair and Patron, Red Rose Forest Trustee, Mines Advisory Group 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, The Greater Manchester Play Resources Unit (Grumpy) Patron, Youth Charter for Sport, Culture and Arts Patron, West Lancs Disability Helpline Patron, Gwili Railway Preservation Society Patron, Macclesfield Museums Trust Patron, Mersey Forest Trustee, Mines Advisory Group (unpaid) Director, The Robert Owen Memorial Museum (unpaid) HRH Alumni Board member (unpaid)

THOMAS OF SWYNNERTON, Lord No relevant interests

THOMAS OF WALLISWOOD, Baroness *12(i) Visits 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 Visit to Turkey (31 March – 4 April 2004) to Inter-Parliamentary

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Forum on Population and Development with all-party group on PDRH Visit to Paris (6 April 2004) to deliberate on Entente Cordiale with French Senate Visit to Canada (20-26 September 2004) with Rail Freight Group 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions President, Dorking and District Preservation Society

THOMSON OF MONIFIETH, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Member, International Advisory Committee, Kuwait Investment Office 15(a) Membership of public bodies Director, Parliamentary Broadcasting Unit Ltd 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member, Advisory Council, John Smith Memorial Trust Trustee, Thomson Foundation (for training journalists) Patron, Council for Education in the Commonwealth

THORNTON, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Chairman of Pall Mall Consult (PR, communications, policy analysis, media and events management and charity promotional work) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Director of IDEA (appointed by ODPM) (£2,400 per annum) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings 50% shareholder of Pall Mall Consult 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor of LSE 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Fellow of RSA Friend of Tate Friend of Royal Academy Friend of British Library 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chair, Coalition of Social Enterprise Board Member, Social Enterprise, London Chair of Make Space Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Ramblers Association Emily‘s List UK Director

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British Humanists Society English Heritage Labour Women‘s Network Member, GMB National Trust The Cooperative Party The Labour Party

TOMBS, Lord No relevant interests

TOMLINSON, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chairman, Advisory Panel, London School of Commerce (a private sector college issuing degrees from three UK and one Australian University *12(i) Visits Visit to Taiwan (January 2004). Fare and accommodation paid for by Conference on Pacific and South Asian Security Visit to India (February 2004). Fare and accommodation for him and his wife paid for by London School of Commerce Visit to Taiwan (May 2004) for the inauguration of President Chen. Fare and accommodation paid for by Taiwanese authorities 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Chairman of the Trustees of the Industry and Parliament Trust Chairman of Association of Independent Higher Education Providers President of the British Fluoridation Society Vice Chairman of the Hansard Society for Parliamentary Government

TONGE, Baroness 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee of the Richmond Park Trust (Charity No.1027134) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Advisor to Christian Aid (unpaid) Patron, Palestinian Soliarity Campaign Patron, Cruse bereavement care Patron, Off the Record (Youth Advisory Charity) Vice President, Family Planning Association President, HACAN (Heathrow Association against aircraft noise)

TOPE, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Member of London Assembly, Greater London Authority

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15(a) Membership of public bodies Councillor, Sutton London Borough Council (allowances) Governor, Robin Hood Junior School (Sutton) Member, (EU) Committee of The Regions (allowances) Member, ‘s Advisory Cabinet (unpaid) Member, Metropolitan Police Authority (included with GLA salary)

TORDOFF, Lord *12(i) Visits Visit to St Petersburg (June 2003) for international seminar on ―Representative functions of Upper Chambers of Parliament: Regional Aspects‖ organised by the Institute of Law & Public Policy and financed by the Carnegie Corporation and the Matra Programme of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

Visit to Moscow (November 2003) for international seminar on ―Representative functions of Upper Chambers of Parliament: Regional Aspects‖ organised by the Institute of Law & Public Policy and financed by the Carnegie Corporation and the Matra Programme of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

Visit to Botswana (29 October – 5 November 2004) at the invitation of the Botswana Government as part of an All Party visit to investigate issues of interest to the UK in Botswana. All travel, accommodation and subsistence was paid for by the Botswana Government

TREFGARNE, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Director of Trans Med International Energy Corporation which offers advice and support to companies trading in the Middle East and North Africa *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Science Engineering and Manufacturing Technologies Alliance Chairman, Libyan British Business Council (unpaid) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment President, METCOM (Mechanical and Metal Traders Confederation) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Shareholder and Director, Pacelink Ltd (company owns and operates a small aircraft for private purposes of the shareholders) *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance Secretarial support provided by SEMTA

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15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chairman, Brooklands Museum Trust Ltd 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups and trade unions Vice President, Engineering Employers‘ Federation (trade association) Director, UK Skills (pressure group) President, Institution of Incorporated Engineers (unpaid) Council member, Air League (pressure group) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. President, British Association of Aviation Consultants Director, Arab British Chamber of Commerce (unpaid)

TRENCHARD, Viscount *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Senior Adviser, Prudential Financial Inc Senior Adviser, Business Development Asia LLC *12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Dryden Wealth Management Limited Director and Chairman, The Dejima Fund Limited Director, Berkeley Technology Limited Director, London Pacific Secretaries Limited 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director and Chairman, Endsleigh Fishing Club Limited Director, Japan Society Publications Limited

TRIESMAN, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary *12(g) Controlling shareholdings 50% shareholding interest in the following limited companies: New Property Press Ltd Maypar & Co (Promotions) Ltd Mortgage Credits Ltd Dessin Inc. Ltd The remaining 50% is owned by Ms S.C.Triesman (sister). I am not a director of these firms and have passed all control to my sister in 2003. *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend Ms S.C.Triesman (sister) has a 50% shareholding interest in the following limited companies: New Property Press Ltd Maypar & Co (Promotions) Ltd Mortgage Credits Ltd Dessin Inc. Ltd

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15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Fellow and Member, Governing Council of University College, Northampton 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of the Association of University Teachers, Cambridge University Member of AMICUS (MSF) Vice President, Labour Friends of India

TRUMPINGTON, Baroness 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of Crimestoppers

TRURO, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor, College of St. Mark and St. John, Plymouth 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Grubb Institute Chairman of Trustees, Bishops Forum, Truro Director and Trustee of Truro Diocesan Board of Finance Director, Cornwall Community Foundation

TRUSCOTT, Lord *13(b) Landholdings Residential property in central London

TUGENDHAT, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Lehman Brothers Limited 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor, University of Bath Freeman of the City of London 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Member, Development Board of the National Portrait Gallery 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Advisory Council of the European Policy Forum Chairman, Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge-Development

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Campaign Governor of the Ditchley Foundation Vice President, British Lung Foundation

TUNNICLIFFE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director of Cebr (a small consultancy providing economic research and advice) Non-executive Chairman of the Rail Safety and Standards Board (RSSB) (a railway industry owned company that creates and maintains Railway Group Safety Standards, collects and publishes railway safety information, supports across industry safety initiatives and conducts research into railway safety) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Trustee, Homerton College Cambridge Member, Council of Royal Holloway College, University of London 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Board Member of ACT (a property company that gives its profits to charity)

TURNBERG, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Member, Bio-ethics Advisory Committee of Astra Zeneca Chair, Medical Advisory Board of Nations Health Care *12(e) Remunerated directorships President, Medical Protection Society *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Scientific Advisor, Association of Medical Research Charities 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chair, Board of National Centre for Replacement, Reduction and Refinement of Animals in Research 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Royal Free Cancer Research Trust Trustee, DIPEX Trustee, Foulkes Foundation

TURNER OF CAMDEN, Baroness 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Council Member, OPAS (Occupational Pensions Advisory Service)

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16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Amicus (trade union – formerly MSF)

TYLER, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant General political advice to Harcourt Public Affairs Ltd (15 Theed Street, London SE1 8ST) – no contact with or advice to clients – unremunerated, but provision of press-cuttings service *12(h) Secretarial research and assistance See under paragraph 12(d) above 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, British Resorts Association Vice President, British Trust for Conservation Volunteers Vice President, Action for Communities in rural England Vice President, Youth Hostels Association 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Institute of Public Relations

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UDDIN, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Excelcare Holdings *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Carlton TV *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Excelcare Holdings (nursing homes) Chair, Home Office Community Cohesion Group Working Group *12(i) Visits Visit to Indonesia , 28 July 2002, FCO expenses Visit to Egypt, September 2002, invitation and expenses from Government of Egypt Visit to Bangladesh, October 2002, CPA visit Visit to Iran, November 2002 (personal expenses paid by host) Visit to Washington, February 2003, Inter Religious World Peace Organisation (expenses covered by Organisation) Visit to Bahrain (September 2003) to attend conference on ‗constitution‘ – all expenses paid for by Bahrain Government Visit to Bangladesh (October 2003) to attend conference jointly organised by Nicare & Brit Council – accompanied by spouse. All expenses paid Visit to Libya (November 2003) to attend conference. All expenses paid for by The Islamic Call Society Visit to Jeddah (January 2004) to attend Jeddah Economy Forum – accompanied by son. All expenses paid for by the Forum Visit to Brussels (April 2004) to attend Advisory Group on GUIDE. Paid for by GUIDE Board 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of Chartermark Member of Council, City University Member of Council, Oxford Brookes University Advisory Group on GUIDE Board (a European body working on identity and data gathering) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Bethnal Green & Victoria Park Housing Association Patron, TH Women‘s Aid Patron, Social Action for Health Patron, Black Women‘s Health Project

ULLSWATER, Viscount *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Regular part-time consultancy to Newmarket Countryside Race Day

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*12(e) Remunerated directorships Director, Lowther Park Farms Ltd, Cumbria *13(b) Landholdings Cottage in Norfolk rented out as holiday home 15(a) Membership of public bodies Elected Councillor of Docking Ward of King‘s Lynn & West Norfolk Borough Council 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of landowning trusts in Cumbria and Devon 16(b) Voluntary organisations Life Member, Supporters of Nuclear Energy (SONE)

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VALLANCE OF TUMMEL, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Member, Supervisory Board Siemens AG (engineering and services) Director (Chairman), Nations Healthcare Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment International Advisory Board, Allianz AG (insurance) European Advisory Council, Rothschild et cie (investment banking) Advisor, Amsphere Ltd (computing services) Advisor, Postmasternet Ltd (retail services for postmasters) *12(g) Controlling shareholdings 425,000 shares in De Facto 479 Ltd (family owned investment company) *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend

Wife is a member of the Committee on Standards in Public Life 15(a) Membership of public bodies Honorary Governor, Glasgow Academy Honorary Fellow, Brasenose College, Oxford Honorary Fellow, London Business School 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Chairman, European Services Forum 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, Princess Royal Trust for Carers

VARLEY, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President, Ashgate Hospice, Chesterfield 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of the Chesterfield Municipal Charities

VINCENT OF COLESHILL, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-Executive Director, INSYS Limited Member, Corporate Advisory Board, Atomic Weapons Establishment *12(i) Visits Visiting Speaker (unaccompanied) by invitation at the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, Bratislava (28-31 May 2004). Travel and accommodation expenses only.

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15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor, Cranfield University Governor, Aldenham School 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Fellow, The Royal Aeronautical Society Fellow, Institution of Mechanical Engineers Fellow, City and Guilds of London Institute Fellow, Imperial College, London Freeman, Worshipful Company of Wheelwrights Freeman, The Guild of Freeman of The City of London Hon.DSc., Cranfield University 16(a) Trusteeships Governor, The Ditchley Foundation Trustee, The Inspire Foundation President, The Cranfield Trust President, The Defence Manufacturers Association Vice President, The Forces Pension Society

VINSON, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Self-employed part-time farmer and owner of a farm 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice President of the Institute of Economic Affairs Trustee, CIVITAS

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WADDINGTON, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Overseas Service Pensioners Association Trustee, Natural Justice Vice Chairman, Bermuda Society 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee of the Estate of J.C. Waddington which owns farmland in Read, Lancashire and a property company owning about 30 houses in Burnley

WADE OF CHORLTON, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Davies Wallis Foyster King Sturge President, Combined Heat and Power Association Access Partnership *12(e) Remunerated directorships William Wild & Son Ltd Choulton Services Ltd NIMTECH Murray Vernon (Holdings) Ltd Murray Vernon Ltd RisingStars Growth Fund Ltd Country Pubs Ltd Midas Capital Partners Ltd *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Choulton Services Ltd (consultancy and investment) William Wild & Son Ltd (farming and property) *13(a) Significant shareholdings Midas Capital Partners Ltd *13(b) Landholdings Farmland and commercial property in Cheshire 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chairman of Trustees of Cheshire Historic Churches Preservation Trust Member of Foundation for Science and Technology Vice President, North of England Zoological Society 16(a) Trusteeships Chairman of Trustees of SAGAR Pension Fund Chairman of Trustees of Vymura Pension Fund Chairman of Trustees of Children‘s Safety Education Foundation Trustee of John Beckett Foundation

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Trustee of Toney Vernon Foundation

WAKEHAM, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Advisory Board, LEK Consultancy Chairman, Genner Holdings plc *13(a) Significant shareholdings Genner Holdings Ltd (Investment Company) Genner Farms Ltd (small family company) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman of Governors, Cothill House Chairman, Alexandra Rose Day Chancellor, Brunel University Deputy Lieutenant for Hampshire Governor, Sutton‘s Hospital, Charterhouse Justice of the Peace, Inner London Commission (Non-active) Member of Council, St. Swithun‘s School President, Brendoncare Foundation 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, H.M.S. Warrior 1860 Trustee, Carson Club

WALDEGRAVE OF NORTH HILL, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Bank of Ireland Financial Services (UK) plc Finsbury Life Sciences Investment Trust plc Henry Sotheran & Co Ltd (antiquarian bookshop) Waldegrave Farms Ltd (tenant farming company) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment UBS Investment Bank *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Waldegrave Farms Ltd (Tenant Farming Co) *13(b) Landholdings Trustee, Wellington Resettled Estate 15(a) Membership of public bodies Fellow, All Souls College, Oxford 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chairman, National Museum of Science and Industry 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, Rhodes Trust

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Trustee, Mandela-Rhodes Foundation (South Africa) Beit Memorial Fellowship for Medical Research 16(b) Voluntary organisations Merchant Venturers Society (Bristol) Merchant Taylors Livery Co (London)

WALKER OF GESTINGTHORPE, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Lord of Appeal in Ordinary *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Gestingthorpe Farming Co Ltd 15(a) Membership of public bodies Bencher of Lincoln‘s Inn

WALKER OF WORCESTER, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant CSC Computer Sciences Ltd *12(e) Remunerated directorships Allianz (UK) Limited Allianz Cornhill Insurance plc Caparo Group Limited CBC UK Limited Vice Chairman, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein LIFE Administration and Management ITM Power plc Core VCTI PLC Core VCTII PLC *13(a) Significant shareholdings Bloomsbury Publishing Tate & Lyle ITM Power plc *13(b) Landholdings Farmland and woodland at Abbots Morton Manor, Worcestershire *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend Shareholding in Bloomsbury Publishing ITM Power plc Farmland and woodland at Abbots Morton Manor, Worcestershire 15(a) Membership of public bodies St. Richards Hospice, Worcester Balliol Campaign Board, Balliol College, Oxford

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15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies National Literacy Trust 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Co-Chairman, International Tax and Investment Centre Vice President, German-British Chamber of Industry & Commerce President, The Association of Manufacturers of Domestic Electrical Appliances (AMDEA) Vice President, The British Argentine Chamber of Commerce 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee to substantial children‘s trust connected with a friend Trustee to Carlton Club (London) Ltd 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member of The Guild of International Bankers Member of the UK-China Forum

WALL OF NEW BARNET, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Trade Union Consultant, Department for Education and Skills 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Amicus Trade Union Member, Fabian Society

WALLACE OF SALTAIRE, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Professor of International Relations, London School of Economics until 30 September 2005; visiting professor from October 1 2005 *12(i) Visits Visit to Georgia (August 2004) as guest of Georgian Government Visit to Russia (February 2005) organised and funded by RIA/Novosti 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Board Member, Genius of the Violin Co-Chair, British-Dutch bilateral ‗Appeldoom‘ Conference 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member and Shareholder, Wensleydale Railway Association Vice President, Upper Wharfedale Agricultural Society

WALMSLEY, Baroness 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Informal ―Parliamentary Ambassador‖ to the NSPCC Patron of the Family Planning Association

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15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Patron of SKCV Children‘s Trust Honorary Chairman of Botanic Gardens Conservation International Patron of the Helena Kennedy Bursary Scheme Trustee, Unicef UK Trustee, ADAPT (drug rehabilitation and treatment)

WALPOLE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Peter Beales Roses T/A Colabay Ltd (rose and horticultural production and sales) *13(b) Landholdings Farmland in Norfolk including 2 Mansion Houses and residential properties 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director, Gasworks Road, Museum Trust Director, Norfolk Historic Buildings Trust President, Norfolk Historic Gardens Trust President, North Norfolk Orbital Railway President, Little Theatre Trust President, The Nelson Society President, Sheringham & Operatic Society

WALTON OF DETCHANT, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant to GlaxoSmithKline on ethical and social policy considerations associated with genetic research Press Editorial Advisor and Consultant, Royal Society of Medicine Advisory Board member, British Ayurvedic Medical Council 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. Life President, Muscular Dystrophy Campaign President, Bamburgh Castle Golf Club President, Neuroscience Research Foundation President, Belford Development Trust Vice President, Epilepsy Research Foundation Vice President, Guideposts Trust Vice President, Research Defence Society

WARNER, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of ministerial salary as Minister of State, Department of Health

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WARNOCK, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Ethical Consultant, Marks and Spencer ―Healthcare Plus‖ (scheme for employees) Chairman of Ethical Advisory Committee of Pharmagene Laboratories Ltd 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, British Dyslexia Association Chairman, Planning Aid Trust

WARWICK OF UNDERCLIFFE, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive/Trustee, USS Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chief Executive, Universities UK 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Member of Board, St. Catherine‘s Foundation, Windsor Trustee, International Student House Trustee, NCVO 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Royal Institution for International Affairs Fellow, RSA

WATSON OF INVERGOWRIE, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Member of the Scottish Parliament

WATSON OF RICHMOND, Lord *12(b) Parliamentary lobbying I am European Chairman of Burson-Marsteller. One of its subsidiaries, BKSH, offers lobbying services in London, Brussels and Washington. However I have no involvement with this subsidiary and do not offer lobbying services to any of my Burson-Marsteller clients or to anyone else. My remuneration as European Chairman of Burson-Marsteller is £230,000 per annum *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Non-parliamentary consultancy provided to clients as European Chairman of Burson-Marsteller. Personal clients are as follows: Accenture BP BT

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Tesco NATS (National Air Traffic Services Ltd) Coca Cola Heineken NV London Stock Exchange Norsk Hydro ASA *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Corporate Television Networks (ITN) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment European Chairman, Burson-Marsteller Chairman, CTN Member, Charities Board Committee of BT Chairman, The Coca-Cola European Advisory Board 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman, The Cambridge University Chemistry Advisory Board Chairman, The English Speaking Union President, The British-German Association Chairman, The European Atlantic Movement Chairman, The Council of Commonwealth Societies Chairman, The UK Steering Committee of Koenigswinter 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Great Britain Study Centre, Humboldt University of Berlin Trustee, The Richmond Museum 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Chairman, The Father Thames Trust Council Member, Prince of Wales, Business Leaders Forum Patron, The Richmond Society

WAVERLEY, Viscount *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant The CCC Group 12(i) Visits Visit to Kazakhstan (8-13 November 2002) as guest of the Kazakhstan Parliament (costs of external flights and trips to and from Heathrow met by Consolidated Contractors International (UK) Ltd and internal flights and accommodation paid by the Kazakhstan Parliament)

WEATHERILL, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships President, Bernard Weatherill (Tailors) Savile Row (unpaid)

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*12(i) Visits Visit to Pakistan in March/April 2002 on a school‘s visit (60 pupils) paid for by Akhtar Computer 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Joint Chairman, Three Faiths Forum Chairman, Industry and Churches, Forum Chairman, International Association of Industry and Parliament Trusts Involvement with Princes‘s Trust – in particular Prince‘s Trust (Business) Involvement with other charities President, Business Ventures (an enterprise agency) President, Institute for Citizenship Patron, The Graham Layton Trust (builds eye hospitals in Pakistan – free to all races and religions and creeds)

WEDDERBURN OF CHARLTON, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. President, Industrial Law Society

WEIDENFELD, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Altana AG, Bad Homburg Axel Springer Verlag, Berlin Bertelsmann Stiftung, Gütersloh Burda Medien, Munich Jewish Renaissance Fund, New York Portland Trust, London *12(e) Remunerated directorships Herbert Quandt Stiftung (Bad Homburg) (charitable arm of Altana AG and Quandt Family – Pharmaceuticals) Orion Publishing Group GAM Worldwide Inc (Global Asset Management) Cheyne Capital Management Ltd *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Orion Publishing Group Axel Springer Verlag (columnist ‗Die Welt‘ and ‗Welt am Sonntag‘) *13(a) Significant shareholdings Cheyne Capital Management Ltd 15(a) Membership of public bodies Hon. Chairman of Board of Governors, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (Israel) Hon. Governor, Tel-Aviv University (Israel) Hon. Governor, Weizmann Institute (Israel) Hon. Governor, Diplomatic College Vienna

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Vice President, Oxford University Development Programme Senator, University of Bonn Hon. Fellow, St. Anne‘s College, Oxford Hon. Fellow, St. Peter‘s College, Oxford Hon. D.Litt, Exeter University 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of Trustees, Trialogue Educational Trust (charity) 16(a) Trusteeships Alfred Herrhausen Gesellschaft (Berlin)

WHADDON, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Daltrade plc Chairman, Skorimpex-Rind Ltd Director, Fundstar Ltd Company Secretary of Rightangle News Ltd

WHITAKER, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Employed on a consultant basis, as a member of Friends Provident (Isis Asset Management) Committee of Reference for ethical and socially responsible investment *13(c) Financial interests of spouse or relative or friend Husband (BCG Whitaker) Chair of the South East Region of the Big Lottery Fund (remunerated) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts Council Member of the Overseas Development Institute 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Member of the Advisory Board, British Institute of Human Rights Member of the Advisory Council of Transparency International (UK) Vice President British Humanist Association Vice President One World Trust 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Associate of Opportunity International 16(a) Trusteeships UNICEF 16(b) Voluntary organisations Amnesty International Justice Liberty

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Interact Worldwide Patron, Runnymede Trust SoS Sahel Ethiopia British Stammering Association

WHITTY, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Southwark Children‘s Trust (charity) 16(b) Voluntary organisations GMB Fabian Society Friends of the Earth

WILCOX, Baroness *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, Cadbury Schweppes plc Non-executive Director, Carpetright plc Non-executive Director, Johnson Service Group plc 15(a) Membership of public bodies Governor, St. Mary‘s School, Wantage, Oxfordshire 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Trading Standards Institution President, National Federation of Consumer Groups 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Christian Responsibility in Public Affairs Trustee, Street Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Mission to Fisherman

WILKINS, Baroness *13(b) Landholdings Life interest in income from a house in North London 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice Chair, HAFAD (Hammersmith and Fulham Action on Disability) President, College of Occupational Therapy 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Asian People with Disabilities Alliance Patron, Artsline Patron, HoDis Member, Spinal Injuries Association

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Member, Disabled Drivers‘ Association Member, Holiday Care Member, Shelter Member, Amnesty Member, Medical Foundation for care of victims of torture Member, Wateraid Member, The Soil Association

WILLIAMS OF CROSBY, Baroness *12(i) Visits Visit to Kashmir as a guest of the Government of India (29 September 2002 to 6 October 2002) (airfares and accommodation paid for by the Government of India) Visit to Moscow to attend a conference (12 – 13 October 2002) (airfares and accommodation for two nights were met by the International Committee: Russia in the United Europe) Visit to Paris (11-14 April 2003) to attend board meeting of International Crisis Group (3 nights‘ hotel and accommodation) Visit to New York (8-11 May 2003) to attend board meeting of Century Foundation (return travel to New York and accommodation plus $1,000 attendance fee) Visit to Harvard University, John F Kennedy School of Government (10-17 June 2003), lecturing throughout course, fee of $2900 plus travel Visits to Chichester and Darlington Literary Festivals (18–20 July 2003) (travel expenses and accommodation) Visit to Moscow School of Political Studies, lecture and board meeting (24-27 July 2003) (travel expenses and accommodation) Visit to Aspen Institute Conference in Moscow (11-16 August 2003). (accommodation and travel provided) Visit to Council on Foreign Relations, New York (29-30 September 2003) (accommodation and travel provided) Visit to International Crisis Group Meeting (3- 4 October 2003) (accommodation and travel provided) Visit to Israel and Palestine, Christian Aid (15-21 March 2004) (accommodation and travel provided) Visit to Kennedy School and BCSIA (14-17 April 2004) (accommodation and travel provided) Visit to The Century Foundation, New York (13-14 May 2004)) (accommodation and travel provided – fee of $1000) Visit to Monterey (14-16 May 2004) (accommodation and travel provided) Visit to Nuclear Threat Initiative (18-19 May 2004) (accommodation and travel provided) Visit to Robert McLaughlan Book Club Glasgow (1-2 June 2004) (accommodation and travel provided – fee of £100) Visit to IFEX Forum on Business and Security, Istanbul (30 June – 1 July 2004) (accommodation and travel provided) Visit to Hong Kong (8-14 January 2005) as an official visitor under the Visitors‘ Programme of the Hong Kong Government. Travel to and from Hong Kong and hotel accommodation met by the Government

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of Hong Kong Visit to China (15-23 January 2005) at the invitation of the China Reform Forum, Beijing for the purpose of seminars and lectures with a range of Chinese institutions including the Foreign Affairs Institute, the Institute for Strategic Studies and the Institute of European Studies of the Chinese Academy of Social Science. The Forum met travel costs to and from Hong Kong and paid for accommodation. At my request the Forum organised a weekend visit to Giulin in southern China. The travel cost to Hong Kong via Giulin was less than the direct return fare to Hong Kong, but I paid for my own accommodation for this weekend off Question Time, Durham (April 21) - travel and accommodation paid by BBC Visit to Harvard for Women‘s Leadership Council and Dean‘s Council (May 12-14) – travel expenses paid by hosts Ditchley conference (May 20-21) – accommodation paid by hosts Any Questions, Milton Keynes (June 3) – travel and dinner paid by BBC Course at JFK School of Govt. Harvard University (June 19-26) – travel and fee (amount not yet known) paid by hosts 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Trustee, Tablet Trust 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Vice-President, CAFOD (UK) Board member, Moscow School of Political Studies Member, Advisory Council, Council of Foreign Relations, New York Board Member, Nuclear Threat Initiative, Washington DC 16(a) Trusteeships Trustee, Century Foundation, New York (attendance fee)

WILLIAMS OF ELVEL, Lord *13(b) Landholdings 33 acres around home in mid-Wales 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Holding Trustee and Vice President, Campaign for the Protection of Rural Wales

WILLIAMSON OF HORTON, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Trustee, Thomson Foundation 16(b) Voluntary organisations Member, Council of Honour, European Opera Centre Patron, Rethink (National Schizophrenia Fellowship)

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WILLOUGHBY DE BROKE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, St Martins Theatre Company Ltd *13(a) Significant shareholdings St Martins Magazines plc St Martins Theatre Company Ltd *13(b) Landholdings Arable and grass farm in Warwickshire including residential lettings 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Campaign for the Protection of Rural England (Warwickshire Branch) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Fellow, Royal Geographical Society Fellow, Royal Society of Arts

WILSON OF DINTON, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Non-executive Director, BSkyB (British Sky Broadcasting) Non-executive Director, Xansa plc *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Master of Emmanuel College, Cambridge 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman of Council of Radley College Trustee of The Royal Anniversary Trust Trustee of the Cicely Saunders Foundation Chairman, Blue Lion Limited (owned by Emmanuel College) President of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) (until October 2005) 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Director, Leeds Castle Foundation 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee of the Ewing Foundation

WILSON OF TILLYORN, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Master, Peterhouse, Cambridge University 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chancellor, University of Aberdeen Chairman, Council of Glenalmond College

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Hon. Fellow, Keble College, Oxford Prime Minister‘s Advisory Committee on Business Appointments 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chairman of Trustees, National Museum of Scotland 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Hon. President, Hong Kong Society Hon. President, Hong Kong Association President, Bhutan Society of the United Kingdom Registrar, Order of St Michael and St John Vice President, Royal Scottish Geographical Society 16(b) Voluntary organisations John Muir Trust

WINCHESTER, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member (ex officio) of Governing Body of University College, Winchester

WINDLESHAM, Lord 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Council Member, Ditchley Foundation 16(a) Trusteeships Chairman, Butler Trust (prison service recognition awards) Prisoner‘s Education Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Burford Society Friends of the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford Friends of the British Museum Oxford Preservation Trust Victim Support (former President)

WINSTON, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Company Director, Kayplot Ltd (company involved in media and publishing) *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist and Professor of Fertility Studies, Imperial College, London

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Chief of Service, Reproductive Medicine, Hammersmith Hospital, London Director of NHS Research and Development, Hammersmith Hospital, London *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Kayplot Ltd (company dealing with broadcasting and journalism) 15(a) Membership of public bodies Member of Council, Cancer Research UK Chancellor of Sheffield Hallam University 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Board of Management, Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith Patron, Darwin Centre, Natural History Museum 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, Little Foundation (for research into cerebral palsy) Member, Scientific Advisory Committee, Association of Medical Research Charities Member, Medical Plan, Seriously Ill for Medical Research President, Association Medical Secretaries, Practice Administrators and Receptionists Trustee, CHILD (national infertility support group) Trustee, Cord Blood Charity Trustee, Human Care Repair Trustee, Institute of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Fund Vice President, Haemophilia Society Vice President, Progress, Group for Reproductive research Board Member, Sinfonia 2000 (Orchestra) 16(b) Voluntary organisations Patron, Contact a Family Patron, Cot Death Society Patron, Homestart (charity) Patron, Hope (charity) Patron, ISSUE (national fertility support group) Patron, Joshua Gilbert Rhabdomyosarcoma Trust (cancer research) Patron, Norwood Ravenswood (handicapped children) Patron, Sage (old age home)

WOLFSON, Lord 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman and Founder Trustee, Wolfson Foundation (registered charity) Chairman, Isaac and Edith Wolfson (Scotland) Charitable Trust (registered charity) Chairman, Wolfson Family Charitable Trust (registered charity) Governor, Weizmann Institute of Science Governor, Tel Aviv University Governor, Hebrew University

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WOLFSON OF SUNNINGDALE, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Fibernet Group plc (Optical Digital Networks) Galahad Gold plc *13(b) Landholdings Cottages in Westwell, Oxfordshire 16(a) Trusteeships Director, Beneslo Charity Ltd Trustee, Charles Wolfson Charitable Trust Trustee of the Bedford Estates Trustee, D.C.W Trust (charity)

WOOLF, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales (until 30 September 2005) Non-permanent judge of the Court of Final Appeal of Hong Kong 15(a) Membership of public bodies Vice Chairman of the Council of University College, London (October 2004/5) Chairman of the Council of University College, London (2005/06) Chancellor, Open University of Israel 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of the Trustees of the Jewish Chronicle newspaper

WOOLMER OF LEEDS, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Partner, Anderson McGraw Partner, Halton Gill Associates *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, East Leeds Initiative Ltd (unpaid) Chairman, First Croatia Properties Ltd (Guernsey) *12(i) Visits Visit to Romanian Parliament (29 May-2 June 2004) as part of delegation from the all-party Accession Group of UK Parliament – part of costs met by Romanian Parliament Visit to Wimbledon tennis (28 June 2005) as guest of British Airways 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Director and Member of the Council of Foundation for Management Education Board of the UK-Japan 21st Century Group

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WORCESTER, Lord Bishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of episcopal stipend 15(a) Membership of public bodies President and/or Patron, of certain schools in the Diocese of Worcester Church Commissioner and member of Church Commissioners‘ Assets Committee Member and Vice-Chair, Church of England‘s Ethical Investment Advisory Group 16(a) Trusteeships Chairman, Hartlebury Castle State Rooms Trust Ex-officio Chairman, various Worcester Diocesan Trusts

WRIGHT OF RICHMOND, Lord *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant, De La Rue plc Member, BP History Committee *12(i) Visits Visit to Syria (9 to 12 September 2002) with the British/Syria All-party Parliamentary Group for meetings with the President, Government Ministers, Parliamentarians, British Embassy and British Council (travel and accommodation met by Mr Wafic al-Said and Syrian National Assembly) Visit to Lebanon (15-20 February 2003) with the British/Lebanese All- party Parliamentary Group, for meetings with the President, the Prime Minister, Speaker of Parliament, government ministers, parliamentarians, the British Embassy and the British Council. (Travel and accommodation met by Mr Hassan Khalil and internal transportation and security provided by the Lebanese National Assembly) 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of the Trustees, Home-Start International

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YORK, Lord Archbishop of *12(f) Regular remunerated employment In receipt of archiepiscopal stipend 15(a) Membership of public bodies Ex-officio Member of York University Court Governor, Archbishop Holgate‘s School Governor, York St John College Member of Hull University Court Visitor, St John‘s College, Durham 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations President, York Civic Trust Trustee, Children in Distress

YOUNG OF GRAFFHAM, Lord *12(e) Remunerated directorships Chairman, Newhaven Management Services Ltd Chairman, Accident Exchange plc Chairman, Pixology plc Chairman, Spectrum Interactive plc *12(g) Controlling shareholdings Newhaven Management Services Ltd Young Associates Ltd *13(a) Significant shareholdings Pixology Ltd and subsidiary companies (digital imaging technology) Spectrum Interactive plc Eurotel Ltd 15(a) Membership of public bodies Chairman of Council, University College, London 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Chairman of Chichester Festival Theatre Ltd 15(c) Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions Director, Business for Sterling 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman of the Development Board of the Prince‘s Trust 16(b) Voluntary organisations Jewish Care The Prince‘s Trust

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YOUNG OF HORNSEY, Baroness *12(d) Non-parliamentary consultant Consultant on cultural projects – own business Cultural Brokers Advisory/consultancy work with – Heritage Lottery Fund Arts Council England Museum of London 15(b) Trusteeships of cultural bodies Member of Board of Trustees, South Bank Centre Member of Council of Royal Society of Arts (RSA) Chair, Nitro (musical theatre company) Chair, British Council Advisory Committee on Arts

YOUNG OF NORWOOD GREEN, Lord *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Trade Union Liaison Officer, The Ethical Trading Initiative *12(i) Visits Visit to Israel and the Palestinian Territories (16-21 January 2005) with Labour Friends of Israel to meet members of the Israeli Government and the Parliament; Israel Labour Party activists; representatives of the military; HM Government representatives; the Palestinian Authority and Legislative Council; and grassroots organisations. Travel and hospitality paid for by Labour Friends of Israel. Accommodation paid for by Labour Friends of Israel at a rate discounted through the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Some hospitality (meals) provided by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Travel within Israel provided by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Labour Friends of Israel. 15(a) Membership of public bodies School Governor, Three Bridges Primary School Ruskin College Governing Body Wilton Park Academic Council 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Chairman, One World Broadcasting Trust British North American Committee

YOUNG OF OLD SCONE, Baroness *12(f) Regular remunerated employment Chief Executive, Environmental Agency 15(d) Office-holder in voluntary organisations Trustee, Institute of Public Policy Research Vice President, Flora and Fauna International Vice President, BirdLife International Vice President, RSPB

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Vice President, British Trust for Ornithology President, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire, and Peterborough Wildlife Trust

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The following Members of the House of Lords are on Leave of Absence and are not therefore included in the Register:

(The date shown is the date Leave of Absence was granted)

Blease, Lord (3 March 2003) Buxton of Alsa, Lord (20 October 2004) Chalfont, Lord (7 September 2004) Delacourt-Smith of Alteryn, Baroness (29 April 2002) Fisher of Rednal, Baroness (25 November 2002) Forte, Lord (15 October 2001) Hunt of Tanworth (8 November 2004) Jeger, Baroness (8 March 2005) Macaulay of Bragar, Lord (27 March 2002) Pym, Lord (20 October 2004) Salisbury, Marquess of (1 November 2001) Simpson of Dunkeld, Lord (11 October 2004)