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Northern Ireland Policing Board Members' Register of Interests 2019/2020 Northern Ireland Policing Board Members' Register of Interests 2019/2020 Mr John Blair Register of Interests 2019/2020 Directorships None. Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. MLA – Member of Legislative Assembly. Clients None. Land and Property None. Shareholdings None. Unremunerated Interests None. Membership of Organisations Alliance Party. Term of Appointment 1 December 2018 to 6 February 2020 Mr Keith Buchanan Register of Interests 2019/2020 Directorships None. Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. MLA. Clients None. Land and Property Farmland, Rock, Pomeroy. Shareholdings None. Unremunerated Interests None. Membership of Organisations Democratic Unionist Party. Member, Orange Order, Royal Black Institution. Chair Pomeroy and District Sports and Cultural Association. Chairperson, Moree Community Association. Superintendent, Pomeroy District Junior Orange Lodge. Member of Church of Ireland. Youth Club Leader Local Church. Date of Appointment 17 February 2020 Mr Tom Buchanan Directorships Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. Clients Land and Property Shareholdings Unremunerated Interests Membership of Organisations Date of Appointment 17 February 2020 Register of Interests 2019/2020 None. MLA. None. Small farm holding - Omagh None. None. Democratic Unionist Party. Orange Order. Royal Black Preceptory. Kirlish Pipe Band. Kirlish Ulster Scots Association. Mrs Joanne Bunting Register of Interests 2019/2020 Directorships None. Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. Member of Northern Ireland Assembly – East Belfast Constituency. Clients None. Land and Property None. Shareholdings None. Unremunerated Interests Board of Governors – Leadhill Primary School. Advisory Committee Member – Survivors of Suicide Membership of Organisations Democratic Unionist Party. Mr Alan Chambers Register of Interests 2019/2020 Directorships None. Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. MLA, Northern Ireland Assembly. Sole trader in a family run Spar Supermarket/Post Office. Clients None. Land and Property Freehold commercial property, Groomsport. Shareholdings None. Unremunerated Interests Councillor David Chambers (Alan's son) was recently appointed by Ards and North Down Borough Council to serve as a Council representative on the local PCSP Mermbership of Organisations Ulster Unionist Party Date of Appointment 17 February 2020 Mr Trevor Clarke Directorships Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. Clients Land and Property Shareholdings Unremunerated Interests Membership of Organisations Register of Interests 2019/2020 None. MLA. None. Property in Co. Antrim. None. Director of Credit Union. Democratic Unionist Party. Orange Order. Masonic Lodge Term of Appointment 24 May 2011 to 31 March 2020 Professor Anne Connolly, OBE Register of Interests 2019/2020 Directorships None. Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. None. Clients None. Land and Property Residential properties in Coleraine and Portstewart. Shareholdings None. Unremunerated Interests Visting Professor, Queens University Belfast . Mermbership of Organisations None. Term of Appointment 24 May 2011 to 31 March 2020 Professor Brice Dickson Register of Interests 2019/2020 Directorships None. Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. Occasional work as an examiner or assessor at universities, including Trinity College Dublin and the University of Warwick. Clients None. Land and Property None. Shareholdings None. Unremunerated Interests Member of Department of Health’s Privacy Advisory Committee. Membership of Organisations Alliance Party of Northern Ireland Society of Legal Scholars Irish Association of Law Teachers Term of Appointment 1 December 2018 to 20 January 2020 Mrs Linda Dillon Register of Interests 2019/2020 Directorships None. Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. MLA. Clients None. Land and Property None. Shareholdings None. Unremunerated Interests None. Membership of Organisations Sinn Fein. Mr Doug Garrett Register of Interests 2019/2020 Directorships Atlas (BFW Management) Ltd. Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. Chairman/Non Executive Director. Clients None. Land and Property None. Shareholdings None. Unremunerated Interests Chair of Groundwork, Merseyside & Lancashire. Curious Minds (Arts Education Charity) – Trustee. BAY Housing Association – Trustee. Membership of Organisations None. Mr Tom Frawley Register of Interests 2019/2020 Directorships None. Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. Member of Audit and Advisory Committee Public Service Ombudsman of Wales. Member of Audit Committee Irish Ombudsman. Member of Professional Standard Authority. Clients None. Land and Property Rental Property, Belfast. Shareholdings None. Unremunerated Interests Eisenhower Fellowships, Philadelphia, USA. Membership of Organisations Member of City of Derry Rugby Football Club. Mrs Dolores Kelly Register of Interests 2019/2020 Directorships None. Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. MLA. Clients None. Land and Property Residential property – Belfast. Shareholdings None. Unremunerated Interests Committee Member Loughshore Care Partnership (care of older people). Membership of Organisations Social and Democratic Labour Party. Mr Gerry Kelly Register of Interests 2019/2020 Directorships None. Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. MLA. Clients None. Land and Property None. Shareholdings None. Unremunerated Interests None. Membership of Organisations Sinn Fein Date of Appointment 21 January 2020 Ms Liz Kimmins Directorships Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. Clients Land and Property Shareholdings Unremunerated Interests Membership of Organisations Date of Appointment 21 January 2020 Register of Interests 2019/2020 None MLA None None None Board of Governors - Rathore Special School Newry, Co. Down Sinn Fein Date of Appointment 21 January 2020 Mr Sean Lynch Directorships Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. Clients Land and Property Shareholdings Unremunerated Interests Membership of Organisations Date of Appointment 21 January 2020 Register of Interests 2019/2020 None None None Ownership of half property (house) Belfast for rental None None Member of St. Patricks GAA club Donagh. Member of Sinn Fein. Chair of Board of Governors, Bunscoil an Traonaigh Lisnaskea Term of Appointment 1 December 2018 to 20 January 2020 Mr Philip McGuigan Register of Interests 2019/2020 Directorships None Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. MLA for North Antrim Clients None Land and Property None Shareholdings None Unremunerated Interests None Membership of Organisations Dunloy Cycling Club Cycling Ireland Dunloy GAC Sinn Fein Mr Colm McKenna Register of Interests 2019/2020 Directorships Chairman, Northern Ireland Food Advisory Committee (31/8/19). Director, Foods Standard Agency (31/8/19). Independent Board Member, Department of Economy (15/9/20). Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. Chairman, Northern Ireland Food Advisory Committee. Director, Foods Standard Agency. Independent Board Member, Department of Economy. Clients None. Land and Property None. Shareholdings Small shareholding, Bank of Ireland PLC. Unremunerated Interests None. Membership of Organisations Dunmurry Golf Club. Lamh Dhearg GAC. Term of Appointment 1 December 2018 to 10 February 2020 Mr Gary Middleton Register of Interests 2019/2020 Directorships None. Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. Member, Northern Ireland Assembly. Clients None. Land and Property None. Shareholdings None. Unremunerated Interests None. Membership of Organisations Orange Order. Apprentice Boys of Derry. Royal Black Preceptory. Life After. Kilfennan Presbyterian Church. Democratic Unionist Party Term of Appointment 1 July 2015 to 31 March 2020 Dr Paul Nolan Register of Interests 2019/2020 Directorships None. Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. Occasional research/journalism. Clients None. Land and Property Property in Newcastle. Shareholdings None. Unremunerated Interests Committee Member of Belfast City of Sanctuary. Membership of Organisations None. Term of Appointment 1 July 2015 to 31 March 2020 Mrs Wendy Osborne Register of Interests 2019/2020 Directorships Charity Trustee, Lecale & Downe Historical Society. Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. Management Consultant. Clients IAVE (International Association for Volunteer Effort), Washington DC. Land and Property Two apartments in Holywood Co Down. Shareholdings None. Unremunerated Interests None. Membership of Organisations Lecale & Downe Historical Society. Board Member of Libraries Northern Ireland, appointed from 1st July 2019. Mr Mervyn Storey Register of Interests 2019/2020 Directorships None. Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. MLA. Clients None. Land and Property None. Shareholdings Small holding in Barclays Bank. Unremunerated Interests Board of Governors, William Pinkerton Primary School, Dervock. Membership of Organisations LOL NO 34. Finvoy Apprentice Boys. Knights of Malta. Democratic Unionist Party. Elder, Hebron Free Presbyterian Church. Term of Appointment 21 May 2011 to 31 March 2020 Ms Debbie Watters Register of Interests 2019/2020 Directorships None. Remunerated Employment, Office, Profession, etc. Chief Executive/ Co Director of Northern Ireland Alternatives (NIA), a commmunity based restorative justice organisation that works closely with all statutory agencies within the Criminal Justice system, including Probation and PSNI. NIA is the umbrella organisation for 5 satellite
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