REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Brian Adam Constituency/Region: Aberdeen North Date on which initial statement lodged: 15 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration During a visit to Japan from 14 to 20 February 2010 I gave a lecture at Kwansei Gakiun University Osaka (of Uegahara, Nishiomiya, Hyogo, Japan, 662-8501) for which I received remuneration of between £501 - £1000. [Registered 24 February 2010]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits [Ceased interest removed from entry: 9 February 2009]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 14 February 2010]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 14 February 2010]

From 14 to 20 February 2010 I visited Japan to discuss devolution/decentralisation and renewables with Japanese Central, Regional and Local Government, academic institutions and businesses. The costs of the visit (approximately £4,800 for travel, accommodation and meals) were met by the Foreign Ministry, Japanese Government, Tokyo, Japan. [Registered 24 February 2010]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary [Ceased interest removed from entry: 9 February 2009]

My wife is employed as a lecturer in nursing at The Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Bill Aitken Constituency/Region: Glasgow Date on which initial statement lodged: 8 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I receive occasional journalistic fees of a value no greater than £500 per annum.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary No registrable interests.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Wendy Alexander Constituency/Region: Paisley North Date on which initial statement lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration [Ceased interest removed from entry: 18 May 2009]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 18 May 2009]

On 25 June 2008 I received from the BBC (a broadcasting corporation of PO Box 480, Manchester, M14 0EL) a fee of £222 for appearing as a panellist on a BBC political radio programme on 20 June 2008. This remuneration therefore falls within the ‘up to £500’ per annum bandwidth. [Registered 4 July 2008]

I participated in a survey for ComRes (a market research company of Morrison Street, Edinburgh). A cheque for £50 from ComRes made payable to the Paisley North Constituency Office was received during the week beginning 10 July 2009. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. [Registered 7 August 2009]

I made a presentation at an Edinburgh conference organised by GovNet Communications (a leading public sector publisher and events organiser of Golden Cross House, 8 Duncannon Street, London WC2 4JF). A cheque for £100 from GovNet Communications made payable to Paisley North Constituency Office was presented on 14 July 2009. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. [Registered 7 August 2009]

I participated in a survey for Ipsos MORI Scotland (a research company of Wemyss Place, Edinburgh). A cheque for £75 from Ipsos MORI made payable to the Paisley North Constituency Office was received on 7 December 2009. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. [Registered 11 December 2009]

I participated in a survey for ComRes (a market research company of Four Millbank, London, SW1P 3JA). A cheque for £50 from ComRes made payable to the Paisley North Account was received on 4 February 2010. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. [Registered 9 February 2010]

I participated in a survey for ComRes (a market research company of Four Millbank, London, SW1P 3JA). A cheque for £50 from ComRes made payable to the Paisley North Account was received during the week commencing 21 June 2010. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. [Registered 13 July 2010]

I participated in a survey carried out by Ipsos Mori Scotland (a research company of Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). I received £75 for this on 16 November 2010. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 16 November 2010]

I participated in a survey for ComRes (a market research company of Four Millbank, London, SW1P 3JA). A cheque for £50 from ComRes made payable to the Paisley North Account was received on 26 January 2011. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 22 February 2011]

I participated in a survey for ComRes (a market research company of Four Millbank, London, SW1P 3JA). A cheque for £75 from ComRes made payable to the Paisley North Account was received on 2 February 2011. [Registered 22 February 2011]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship Between September and December 2007 I received two donations from Phoenix Car Company of Phoenix Retail Park, Linwood Road, Paisley, PA1 2BH. The first donation of £300 was registered voluntarily on 21 December 2007 and was received by me for the

purposes of supporting my annual Paisley North Christmas Calendar. A second entirely separate donation of £995 was made directly to the leadership election campaign fund. On 8 December 2008 I received a further donation of £350 for the purpose of supporting my annual Paisley North Christmas calendar. In November 2009 I received a donation of £400 for assistance in the production and posting of my 2010 Paisley North Christmas Calendar. In November 2010 I received a further donation towards production and posting of my 2011 Paisley North Christmas Calendar of £400. The total monetary value of the donations from Phoenix Car Company is therefore between £2,001 and £3,000. [Registered 1 February 2008, Amended interest 15 December 2008, Amended interest 30 November 2009, Amended interest 16 November 2010]

In December 2007 I received a donation of £500, voluntarily registered on 21 December 2007, from Chivas Brothers Limited (whisky manufacturers of 111-113 Renfrew Road, Paisley, PA3 4DY) for the purposes of supporting my annual Paisley North Christmas Calendar. In December 2008 I received a further donation of £350 for the 2009 version of the calendar. In November 2009 I received a donation of £400 for assistance in the production and posting of my 2010 Paisley North Christmas Calendar. In November 2010 I received a further donation towards production and posting of my 2011 Paisley North Christmas Calendar of £300. The total monetary value of the donations from Chivas Brothers Limited is therefore between £1,001 and £2,000. [Registered 15 December 2008, Amended interest 30 November 2009, Amended interest 16 November 2010]

In December 2007 I received a donation of £300, voluntarily registered on 21 December 2007, from Porcelanosa (Scotland) Limited (manufacturer and retailer of ceramic tiles and bathrooms of 2 Rocep Drive, Braehead, Renfrew, PA4 8XY) for the purposes of supporting my annual Paisley North Christmas Calendar. In December 2008 I received a further donation of £300 for the 2009 version of the calendar. In November 2009 I received a donation of £300 for assistance in the production and posting of my 2010 Paisley North Christmas Calendar. The total monetary value of the donations from Porcelanosa (Scotland) Limited is therefore between £501 and £1,000. [Registered 15

December 2008, Amended interest 30 November 2009]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 16 March 2011]

I received a donation of £200 in November/December 2007, banked in December 2007, towards production and posting of my 2008 Paisley North constituency Christmas Calendar from W.H Malcolm Limited (a leading provider of logistics and construction services of Brookfield House, 2 Burnbrae Drive, Linwood, Renfrewshire. PA3 3BU). In November 2009 I received a further donation of £300 towards the printing and posting of my 2010 Paisley North Christmas Calendar. In November 2010 I received a further donation of £200 towards the printing and posting of my 2011 Paisley North Christmas Calendar. The total monetary value of the donations from W.H Malcolm Limited is therefore between £501 and £1,000. [Registered 16 November 2010]

I received a donation of £300 in November/December 2007, banked in December 2007, towards production and posting of my 2008 Paisley North constituency Christmas Calendar from Park Lane Developments (a property and development investment group of 87 Port Dundas Road, Glasgow. G4 0HF). In November 2010 I received a further donation of £300 towards the printing and posting of my 2011 Paisley North Christmas Calendar. The total monetary value of the donations from Park Lane Developments is therefore between £501 and £1,000. [Registered 16 November 2010]

Gifts [Ceased interest removed from entry: 18 May 2009]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 18 May 2009]

During my campaign for the leadership of the Scottish Labour Party, my campaign received a number of donations, ten of which were for amounts over £520. All cheques were banked between 31 August and 5 November 2007. On 8 November 2007 the day following my campaign team’s submission of a voluntary return to the Electoral Commission, I sought written advice from the Clerk to the Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee on possible Register of Interest reporting requirements. I was advised in writing that these did not require to be registered. Although I am satisfied that these donations do not prejudice my ability

to participate in proceedings in Parliament in a disinterested manner, I obtained, in the interests of transparency, the consent of the donors to make a voluntary entry.

Subsequently, following the determination of the Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee on 25 June 2008, 8 of those donations were registered as gifts. The Committee’s recommended sanction for breach of the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006 was subsequently considered and rejected by the Parliament on 4 September 2008, the first time since the Parliament was established that a sanction recommended by the Standards committee has been rejected.

As a result of consideration of this complaint, the SPCB has changed the arrangements for the provision of legal advice to the Scottish Parliamentary Standards Commissioner. Henceforth, where the Scottish Parliamentary Standards Commissioner requires advice on a point of law he will first seek this from the Solicitor to the Scottish Parliament and, if a second opinion is required, this will be on the basis of a memorial agreed with the Solicitor to the Parliament.

A donation was made on 15 August 2007 to my leadership election Campaign Account by P C Green of between £501 and £1,000. This donation was forfeited to the Electoral Commission on 3 December 2007. [Registered 1 July 2008, Amended interest 4 September 2009]

On 12 September 2007 a donation was made to my leadership election Campaign Account by N Davidson of between £501 and £1,000. This registration follows the determination of the Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee on 25 June 2008. [Registered 1 July 2008]

On 20 September 2007 a donation was made to my leadership election Campaign Account by M Rutterford of between £501 and £1,000. This registration follows the determination of the Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee on 25 June 2008. [Registered 1 July 2008]

On 1 October 2007 a donation was made to my

leadership election Campaign Account by N Kuenssberg of between £501 and £1,000. This registration follows the determination of the Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee on 25 June 2008. [Registered 1 July 2008]

On 18 October 2007 a donation was made to my leadership election Campaign Account by D J Pitt- Watson of between £501 and £1,000. This registration follows the determination of the Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee on 25 June 2008. [Registered 1 July 2008]

On 29 September 2007 a donation of between £501 and £1,000 was made to my leadership election Campaign Account by City Refrigeration Holdings (which I believe to be a facilities management and buildings maintenance business of Caledonia House, 2 Lawmoor Street, Glasgow, G5 0US). This registration follows the determination of the Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee on 25 June 2008. [Registered 1 July 2008]

On 11 October 2007 a donation of between £501 and £1,000 was made to my leadership election Campaign Account by Strathvale Holdings Limited (which I believe to be a property developer of Strathvale House, 6 Newton Place, Glasgow, G3 7PR). This registration follows the determination of the Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee on 25 June 2008. [Registered 1 July 2008]

On 18 October 2007 a donation of between £501 and £1,000 was made to my leadership election Campaign Account by GMB Scotland (a trade union of Fountain House, 1/3 Woodside Crescent, Charing Cross, Glasgow G3 7UJ). This registration follows the determination of the Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee on 25 June 2008. [Registered 1 July 2008]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a Visiting Professor at the Business School, University of Strathclyde (unremunerated).

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 18 May 2009]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 18 May 2009]

I received donations in November/December 2007, all banked in December 2007, towards production and posting of a 2008 constituency calendar from the following: Chivas Brothers Limited (£500), Abbotsinch Properties (£200), WH Malcolm Ltd (£200), George Wimpey West Scotland Limited (£300), First Scotrail Limited (£200), Lomond Motors Limited (£200), Porcelanosa (Scotland) Limited (£300), Park Lane Developments (£300) and Tesco Stores Limited (£500). Further donations were received from Chivas Brothers Limited and Porcelanosa (Scotland) Limited in 2008 and as a result these donations have been registered as sponsorship. In November 2009 I received donations towards the printing and posting of my 2010 Paisley North Christmas Calendar from Lomond Motors Limited (£300) and WH Malcolm Ltd (£300). In November 2010 I received further donations from WH Malcolm Ltd (£200) and from Park Lane Developments (£300) towards the printing and posting of my 2011 Paisley North Christmas Calendar. Given the level of overall support received, all donations from W.H Malcolm Ltd and Park Lane Developments have been registered as sponsorship on 16 November 2010. [Registered 21 December 2007, Amended interest 12 February 2008, Amended interest 15 December 2008, Amended interest 30 November 2009, Amended interest 16 November 2010]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 28 January 2011]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 28 January 2011]

In November 2009 I received donations towards the production and posting of my 2010 Paisley North Christmas Calendar from Airport Park and Ride (£300), and Broadway Retail Leisure Ltd (£200). [Registered 30 November 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Alasdair Allan Constituency/Region: Western Isles Date on which initial statement lodged: 29 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration [Ceased interest removed from entry: 18 June 2009]

I am honorary vice president of Energy Action Scotland and attend occasional events in this capacity. On 5 October 2009 I presented awards at Energy Action Scotland’s annual conference at Dunblane Hydro Hotel. Energy Action Scotland (a not for profit organisation bringing together agencies in Scotland to address fuel poverty and related problems, of Suite 4a, Ingram House, 227 Ingram Street, Glasgow G1 1DA) provided me with dinner, overnight accommodation and breakfast at Dunblane Hydro Hotel with a value of approximately £189. This remuneration therefore falls within the “up to £500” bandwidth. [Registered 6 November 2009]

On 5 November 2010 I spoke at a conference held by Energy Action Scotland (a not for profit organisation, of which I am honorary president, which brings together agencies in Scotland to address fuel poverty and related problems, of Suite 4a, Ingram House, 227 Ingram Street, Glasgow G1 1DA). They provided bed and breakfast for one night during the conference at the Beardmore Hotel, Clydebank. The value of this was £123. This remuneration therefore falls within the “up to £500” bandwidth. [Registered 8 November 2010]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits In August 1999 I visited Boston and Washington DC as part of the Irish peace process. Boston College met the costs of the visit which amounted to £1,500.

From 6-9 June 2008 I visited Lleida and Barcelona in Catalonia for the purposes of speaking at a conference on national identity in Europe and visiting cultural and political organisations. The cost of the visit including hotels, flights, transport and meals is estimated to be £460 and was met by Omnium Cultural (the main Catalan cultural society of Diputació, 276, ppal, 08009 Barcelona, Catalunya). [Registered 16 June 2008]

Heritable property [Ceased interest removed from entry: 6 January 2009]

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Ceased interest removed 4 November 2009

Member, Amnesty International.

Associate member, Storas Uibhist (South Uist Community Trust)

In November 2007 I received sponsorship from A J Martin Builders (of Isle of Lewis) of £200 and from the Western Isles SNP Constituency Association of £100. This money is to pay for the cost of printing a Christmas Card designed by a competition in local schools. [Registered 3 December 2007]

I am a member of the Harris Development Trust. I receive no pay, expenses or benefit in kind. [Registered 4 January 2008]

I received two tickets for the Hebridean Celtic Festival on 18 July 2008 from the Hebridean Celtic Festival Organising Committee. The total value of the tickets was £50. [Registered 9 July 2008]

I am a member of the Robert Burns World Federation. [Registered 31 August 2008]

In September 2008 I ran a competition, in schools in the constituency, to design a Christmas Card for me. I received a donation of £100 from Macaulay Askernish Ltd (South Uist) and £150 from AJ Martin Builders Ltd, (Isle of Lewis) to pay for the costs of producing these Christmas cards. [Registered 5 October 2008]

I am a member of the Saltire Society. [Registered 25 October 2008]

Since September 2007, I have been a member of the Cli Gaidhlig (the Gaelic Learners’ Association) of Units 1 – 4, Highland Rail House, Academy Street, Inverness IV1 1LE. As a member, I receive no pay, expenses or benefit in kind. [Registered 8 November 2008]

On 11 October 2008, I received dinner and overnight accommodation from Amhuinnsuidhe Castle, Isle of Harris. The hotel was not open to the public at the time but I estimate the value of the dinner and accommodation to be £250. [Registered 25 November 2008]

I am a member of the Scottish Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (of 15 Barrland Street, Glasgow G41 1QH). [Registered 22 March 2009]

On 16 May 2009, I received dinner and overnight accommodation from Amhuinnsuidhe Castle, Isle of Harris. The hotel was not open to the public at the time but I estimate the value of the dinner and accommodation to be £250. [Registered 16 June 2009]

From 3-7 July 2009 I visited St. Kilda, a part of my constituency. The National Trust for Scotland (of Charlotte Square, Edinburgh) met the costs of my visit which comprised a return helicopter flight from Benbecula to St. Kilda and bunkhouse accommodation on St. Kilda. I estimate the value of the flights and accommodation to be £200. [Registered 7 July 2009]

I am honorary vice president of Energy Action Scotland (of Suite 4a, Ingram House, 227 Ingram Street, Glasgow, G1 1DA). As of 5 October 2009 this became a registrable interest and has been registered in the remuneration category. [Registered 25 September 2009, Amended interest 13 November 2009]

On 29 October 2009, I was appointed as a member to the Scottish Government’s Scots Language working group. I receive no remuneration, expenses or benefit in kind for this post. [Registered 29 October 2009]

In October 2009 I received a donation of £50 from MacIain Ltd (Cnoc an Locha, Middle Quarter, North Uist) and £50 from the Rodel Hotel (Rodel, Isle of Harris) to pay for the cost of printing a Christmas card following a competition ran in schools in the constituency. [Registered 17 November 2009]

I am a member of Parliamentarians for Nuclear Non- proliferation and Disarmament. [Registered 26 November 2009]

On 3 July 2010 I visited Grimersta Lodge (Uig, Isle of Lewis), in my constituency. The visit included a day’s fishing. The costs of the fishing (£300) were met by Grimersta Lodge. [Registered 8 July 2010]

I am a member of Comunn Eachdraidh Eiriosgaidh (Eriskay Historical Society) (c/o the community hall, Eriskay). I receive no pay, expenses or benefit in kind. [Registered 8 July 2010]

I am a member of Dualchas Bharraigh (Barra Heritage Society) (Castlebay, Isle of Barra, HS9 5XD). I receive no pay, expenses or benefit in kind. [Registered 8 July 2010]

In October 2010 I received donations of £80 from A J Martin Builders (Isle of Harris), £20 from the Isle of Barra Hotel (Isle of Barra), and £10 from the Scarasta House Hotel (Isle of Harris), to offset some of the printing costs associated with a Christmas card competition I run annually in local schools. [Registered 22 November 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Jackie Baillie Constituency/Region: Dumbarton Date on which initial statement lodged: 29 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration On 4 August 2008 I took part in a telephone interview carried out by Populus Limited (of Northburgh House, 10 Northburgh Street, London, EC1V 0AT). I received no direct payment or expenses. Populus Limited (a market research company) undertook this survey on behalf of a UK supermarket although I was not aware of the client until the end of the interview. Populus Ltd donated £50 to the Enable Alexandria branch on 31 October 2008 therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 26 October 2008]

I took part in an interview carried out by Ipsos Mori Scotland (of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). I received no direct payment or expenses. Ipsos Mori Scotland (a market research company) undertook this survey on a wide range of subjects with a number of MSPs. The clients were identified to me during the course of the interview. Ipsos Mori Scotland donated £100 to the Enable Alexandria branch, with the cheque received in my office on 23 October 2008 and then forwarded to the Enable Alexandria branch. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 26 October 2008]

In May 2009 I took part in an interview carried out by ComRes (of 152 Morrison Street, The Exchange, Edinburgh, EH3 8EB). I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a market research company) undertook this survey on a wide range of subjects with a number of MSPs. I was not directly aware of the clients. ComRes donated £50 to the Enable Helensburgh branch directly, with a cheque being received by the branch by 12 May 2009. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 11 June

2009]

In June 2009 I took part in an interview carried out by ComRes (of 152 Morrison Street, The Exchange, Edinburgh, EH3 8EB). I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a market research company) undertook this survey on a wide range of subjects with a number of MSPs. I was not directly aware of the clients. ComRes agreed to donate £50 to the Dumbarton & District Pipe Band directly. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 11 June 2009]

On 3 July 2009 I took part in a telephone interview carried out by Populus Limited (of Northburgh House, 10 Northburgh Street, London, EC1V 0AT). I received no direct payment or expenses. Populus Limited (a market research company) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of companies. I was not directly aware of the clients until the end of the interview. Populus Limited agreed to donate £75 to CHAS at Robin House directly. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 12 July 2009]

On 1 October 2010 I took part in a telephone interview carried out by Ipsos Mori Scotland (of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). I received no direct payment or expenses. Ipsos Mori Scotland (a market research company) undertook this survey on a wide range of subjects with a number of MSPs. I was not directly aware of the clients. Ipsos Mori Scotland donated £75 to Age Concern Dumbarton, with the cheque received by my office forwarded to Age Concern Scotland on 19 November 2010. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 22 December 2010]

On 19 November 2010 I took part in a telephone interview carried out by ComRes (of 152 Morrison Street, The Exchange, Edinburgh, EH3 8EB). I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a market research company) undertook this survey on a wide range of subjects with a number of MSPs. The clients were identified to me during the course of the interview. ComRes have agreed to donate £75 to Vale of Leven Age Concern. This is due to be sent to them in January 2011. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 22 December

2010]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship In December 2007 I held a Christmas card competition. On 8 January 2008 Asda Dumbarton, a retail store, (of Asda Stores Limited, Asda House, Great Wilson Street, Leeds, LS11 5AD) provided to Enable Scotland a donation of between £501 and £1,000 (specifically £1,000) for the printing and prizes associated with the Christmas Card competition. In December 2008 I also held a Christmas card competition. On 15 December 2008 Asda Dumbarton, a retail store, (of Asda Stores Limited, Asda House, Great Wilson Street, Leeds, LS11 5AD) provided a donation of £500 for the printing associated with the Christmas Card competition. In December 2009 I held a Christmas Card Competition. On 12 December 2009 Asda Dumbarton, a retail store, (of Asda Stores Limited, Asda House, Great Wilson Street, Leeds, LS11 5AD) provided a donation of £500 for the printing associated with the Christmas Card Competition and £100 towards prizes. In December 2010 I held a Christmas Card Competition. On 4 December 2010 Asda Dumbarton, a retail store, (of Asda Stores Limited, Asda House, Great Wilson Street, Leeds, LS11 5AD) provided a donation of £500 for the printing associated with the Christmas Card Competition and £100 towards prizes. [Registered 17 December 2008, Amended interest 21 December 2009, Amended interest 21 December 2010]

Gifts Member held a Christmas card competition, Christmas 2003. ASDA Dumbarton provided sponsorship of the competition (one-off donation) to the sum of £618.51.

Member held a Christmas card competition, Christmas 2004. ASDA Dumbarton provided sponsorship of the competition (one-off donation) to the sum of £600.00 approximately.

Member held a Christmas card competition, Christmas

2005. ASDA Dumbarton provided sponsorship of the competition (one-off donation) to the sum of £600.00.

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 17 December 2009] Overseas visits On 10 and 11 September 2007 I visited Brussels. The trip was a familiarisation visit for members of the European and External Relations Committee organised and paid for by the European Commission. The estimated cost of the flights, meals and accommodation was £456 (Hotel 170euros; Flights 440euros; Dinner 27euros; lunch 25euros) which was met by the European Commission.[Registered 25 September 2007]

Heritable property I own, jointly with my family members, a house in Algarve, Portugal with a market value of over £350,000. The estate has not yet been concluded but I believe that this interest was acquired on 17 March 2009. [Registered 11 June 2009]

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Unremunerated Director of Strathleven Regeneration Company Ltd, previously registered on 16 November 2001.

Unremunerated Chair of the Prince’s Trust – Dunbartonshire Board, previously registered in March 2003.

Unremunerated Honorary Vice-President of Energy Action Scotland, previously registered on 8 August 2006.

On 8 February 2008 I received a gift of flowers from the Ben View Resource Centre. This gift has a value of approximately £30. [Registered 14 February 2008]

On 21 March 2008 I received a gift of malt whisky and chocolates from a constituent. This gift has a value of approximately £35. [Registered 15 April 2008]

On 11 April 2008 I received a gift of a photographic print of Loch Lomond from Duck Bay Hotel. This gift has a value of approximately £40. [Registered 15 April 2008]

On 11 April 2008 I received tickets and hospitality for the Glasgow Warriors v Edinburgh Rugby match at Firhill

from the Scottish Rugby Union for myself and two guests. This gift has a value of approximately £300. [Registered 15 April 2008]

On 3 August 2008 I received two weekend tickets for the ‘Live at Loch Lomond Festival’ and hospitality from West Dunbartonshire Council. The approximate value of this gift is £200. [Registered 4 August 2008]

On 11 July 2009 I received two tickets for the Scottish Open at Loch Lomond Golf Club and hospitality from Chivas Brothers. The approximate value of this gift is £400. [Registered 12 July 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Claire Baker Constituency/Region: Mid Scotland and Fife Date on which initial statement lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary In mid December 2009 I received a donation of £249 from Lomond Homes Ltd (a housing developer of Unit 1, Lomond Business Park, Glenrothes, KY6 2PS) towards the costs of producing and printing my Christmas Cards. [Registered 18 December 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Richard Baker Constituency/Region: North East Scotland Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property I own a flat in the Edinburgh area with a market value of between £150,000 and £200,000 which was until 30 August 2007 my residential home. From 30 August 2007 I will receive gross rental income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum. [Registered 27 September 2007, Amended interest 6 February 2009]

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary No registrable interests.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Sarah Boyack Constituency/Region: Edinburgh Central Date on which initial statement lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship Edinburgh Energy and Environmental Consultancy provided sponsorship of between £501 - £1,000 for a period of 5 months between October 2005 and February 2006. They provided drafting and research services to assist me in developing my Proposed Energy Efficiency and Microgeneration (Scotland) Bill. I also received support from the Micropower Council for the design and printing of the consultation document for my proposed Member’s Bill, again this was between £501 and £1,000.

On 11 December 2009 I banked a donation of £250 from the Scotmid Group (of Hillwood House, 2 Harvest Drive, Edinburgh, EH28 8QJ). This donation was for the purpose of producing my Christmas Card. I also received, from the Scotmid Group, a donation of £30 in Semi Chem vouchers (dated 14 December 2009) which were provided as prizes for the winning entries in my Christmas Card competition. On 14 December 2010 I banked a donation of £250 from the Scotmid Group. This donation was for the purpose of producing my Christmas Card. I also received, from the Scotmid Group, a donation of £30 in vouchers which were provided as prizes for the winning entries in my Christmas Card competition. The total value of this sponsorship is

approximately £560 and therefore falls within the £501 and £1000 bandwidth. [Registered 23 December 2010]

Gifts From May to November 2008 I received a gift of a benefit in kind from a Steering Group established to support the development of work on my Member’s Bill on Energy Efficiency and Climate Change. The Steering Group comprised: Energy Action Scotland (a charity which aims to eliminate fuel poverty of 227 Ingram St, Glasgow, G1 1DA), Energywatch (an organisation representing the interests of gas and electricity consumers in Great Britain. As of 1 October 2008 Energywatch is part of ConsumerFocus a consumer interests organisation of Royal Exchange House, 100 Queen Street, Glasgow, G1 3DN), Friends of the Earth Scotland (an environmental charity of 5 Rose Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2PR), WWF (an environmental charity of Little Dunkeld, Dunkeld, Perthshire, PH8 0AD), Scottish Renewables (a green energy trade association of 49 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 2DL), Age Concern Scotland (a charity working with and for older people of 160 Causewayside, Edinburgh, EH9 1PR), Barnardos (a children’s charity of 235 Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh, EH12 7AR) and Edinburgh Energy and Environmental Consultancy (an environmental consultancy specialising in energy issues based in Edinburgh). The support I received included general policy advice and also research and policy advice for the drafting of a Policy Memorandum and Financial Memorandum from Edinburgh Energy and Environmental Consultancy. The total value of this benefit in kind is approximately £3,500; this gift therefore falls within the between £3,001 to £5,000 bandwidth. [Registered 13 November 2008]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Trustee member of the Jim Boyack Memorial Trust (unremunerated).

Ordinary member of Friends of the Earth Scotland.

Ordinary member of the Educational Institute of Scotland.

Member of the Co-operative Party.

I received two complimentary tickets from Scottish Rugby (of Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh EH 12 5PJ) for the Scotland versus Wales rugby match on 8 February 2009. The value of each ticket was £60, therefore the total value of this gift is £120. [Registered 26 February 2009]

On 11 December 2009 I banked a donation of £250 from the Scotmid Group. This donation was for the purpose of producing my Christmas Card. I also received, from the Scotmid Group, a donation of £30 in Semi Chem vouchers (dated 14 December 2009) which were provided as prizes for the winning entries in my Christmas Card competition. Given the level of sponsorship received, all donations from the Scotmid Group have been registered as sponsorship on 23 December 2010. On 2 December 2009 the Lyceum Theatre donated complimentary family tickets (with a value of around £67.50) for the Lyceum Panto and on 7 December 2009 the Kings Theatre donated complimentary family tickets (with a value of around £72) for the Kings Panto as prizes to the children whose drawings were successful in my Christmas Card competition. The value of these tickets falls below the threshold for registration. [Registered 14 December 2009, Amended interest 23 December 2010]

Member of SPOKES [Registered 17 December 2009]

On 19 March 2010 I hosted an information session jointly with EAGA plc, a provider of residential energy efficiency solutions, of EAGA House, Archbold Terrace, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 1DB, at St Brides Community Centre, at which a number of organisations were present. The purpose of the session was to provide advice to members of the public, primarily on energy efficiency. The total cost of the event was £289.54 covering venue hire, promotional materials and refreshments. These costs were met by EAGA. [Registered 20 April 2010]

On 20 November 2010 I attended Scotland versus South Africa at Murrayfield as a guest of Scottish Rugby Chief Executive Gordon McKie. I was given two tickets and the package included buffet and match tickets. Scottish Rugby estimate the value of the package to be £225 +

VAT for each ticket and therefore £450 + VAT (at 17.5%) in total. [Registered 23 December 2010] On 13 December 2010 the Festival City Theatres Trust donated 2 complimentary family tickets (entry for four people) for the Festival Theatre’s Christmas production as prizes to the children whose drawings were successful in my Christmas Card competition. The estimated value of each family ticket is £112 and therefore £224 in total. [Registered 23 December 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Rhona Brankin Constituency/Region: Midlothian Date on which initial statement lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship I hold an annual Christmas card design competition for Midlothian schoolchildren. I have received donations of £250 towards the printing costs of the winning design on 7 January 2008, 12 November 2008, 17 November 2009 and 10 January 2011 from Scotmid Co-op (a retail outlet of Hillwood House, 2 Harvest Drive, Edinburgh, EH28 8QJ). The donations were paid direct to me and I, in turn, paid the printer to produce the Christmas card. This sponsorship therefore falls in the ‘between £501– £1,000’ bandwidth. [Registered 8 December 2009, Amended interest 24 January 2011]

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Hon. Fellow of the Institute of British Architects (FRIBA), unremunerated.

Hon. Member of Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals, Scotland (CILIPS), unremunerated.

My constituency Labour Party received £1500 for my 2007 election campaign from the Scottish Co-operative Party.

I am a member of the National Trust.

I am a member of Architectural Heritage Society of Scotland.

I am a member of NFUS Mutual.

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 16 March 2011]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 16 March 2011]

On 15 March 2009 I received from CIS (an insurance, savings, investments and pensions company of Miller Street, Manchester, M60 0AL) hospitality and match tickets for myself and one guest to attend the CIS Cup Final at Hampden. The total monetary value of hospitality and tickets was £495.50. [Registered 19 April 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Edward Brocklebank Constituency/Region: Mid Scotland and Fife

Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 30 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits 16 – 19 October 2006: visit to Taiwan for the purpose of observing and studying the economy, its public services and its relationships with neighbours. Member received air travel and accommodation as a guest of the government of the Republic of China, cost £1,717.00.

On 10 and 11 September 2007 I visited Brussels. This networking and familiarisation visit was hosted by the European Commission. The estimated cost of the flights, meals and accommodation was £456 which was met by the European Commission.[Registered 25 September 2007]

Heritable property I own a house in St Andrews market value estimated between £150,001 - £200,000; gross rental income between £5,001 - £10,000 per annum.

I own a house in St Andrews market value estimated between £150,001 - £200,000; gross rental income between £5,001 - £10,000 per annum.

Interest in shares [Ceased interest removed from entry: 19 March 2010]

Voluntary [Ceased interest removed from entry: 8 April 2010]

Board member of the Kinburn (St Andrews) Charitable Trust (SC014548) (unremunerated). [Registered 30 May 2007, Amended interest 22 April 2010]

I own ordinary shares in STV Group, a media company, with a market value below the threshold for registration. [Registered 18 March 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Gavin Brown Constituency/Region: Lothians Date on which initial statement lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I am a Director of Speak With Impact Ltd, a training company, of Edinburgh, EH10. I expect to work one day a week for which I expect to receive remuneration of between £10,001 and £15,000 per annum, as dividends on shares held in the company.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts On 16 June 2008, I attended a series of meetings with officials from UEFA (registered at Route de Geneve 46, Case postale, CH-1260 Nyon 2, Switzerland) as part of a cross-party delegation to Vienna, Austria, to discuss the value of major events to tourism as part of the inquiry by the Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee. As part of the visit, I received a complimentary match ticket, hospitality and transport to/from the Ernst Happel stadium from UEFA (the governing body of football in Europe) for the match between Austria and Germany on 16 June. The estimated cost is €1,300 based on corporate rates for hospitality and therefore falls within the £1,001-£2,000 bandwidth. [Registered 24 June 2008]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares I hold 100% of the issued share capital of Speak With Impact Ltd, a training company, these are ordinary shares. Voluntary Retained on the Roll of Solicitors in Scotland.

Member of Institute of Directors.

Member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development.

Member of Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce (via Speak With Impact Ltd).

Regular donor to Plan International, a charity helping children and families in 3rd World countries.

Member of Junior Chamber International.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Keith Brown Constituency/Region: Ochil Date on which initial statement lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I was employed as a full time Civic Officer by Stirling Council, Stirling, FK8 2ET. I received remuneration of between £25,001 and £30,000 per annum. I resigned on 4 May 2007 and my employment ceased on 1 June 2007.

I participated in a survey carried out by Ipsos MORI Scotland (of 79-81 Borough Road, London, SE1 1FY). Ipsos MORI Scotland (a research company specialising in advertising, customer loyalty, marketing, media and public affairs) undertook this survey on behalf of various clients. I am not aware of the specific clients on whose behalf the survey was conducted. I was advised on 20 October 2008 that Ipsos MORI Scotland had sent a cheque for £100 to Stirling Healthy Hearts, a charity which I had nominated. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 7 November 2008]

On 12 April 2010 I participated in a Radio 5 Live debate in Birmingham on the UK election. I received no direct payment for participating. The cost of return flights from Edinburgh to Birmingham was met by the BBC (of Broadcasting House, Portland Place, London, England, W1A 1AA). The total cost of these flights was £246.98. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 22 April 2010]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts As a member of the Scottish Parliament’s football team, I played in an inter-Parliamentary tournament in support of the Community Shield in London on 4 and 5 August 2007. The event was sponsored by McDonalds and the accommodation and hospitality totalled approximately £555. I also received a gift of 6 Community Shield tickets: 2 tickets (value approximately £150) were passed onto local organisations with 2 tickets returned to the event organisers and 2 tickets destroyed unused, by my assistant. The total value of this gift is between £501 and £1,001. [Registered 15 August 2007, Amended interest 7 September 2007]. Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I received a small painting from a constituent, to hang in my constituency office. The value of the gift is less than £520.

I am member of the Association of Electoral Administrators.

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 11 March 2009]

On 16 May 2007, I received hospitality from Scottish Power to attend the UEFA Cup final. This hospitality included a ticket, a meal, transport and a commemorative gift of whisky and is valued at less than £520.

On 17 November 2007 I attended the Scotland v Italy Football match at Hampden as a guest of McDonalds PLC. The value of the ticket, a small gift of a clock and lunch was £293.75 (including VAT). [Registered 20 November 2007]

On 31 January 2008 I attended the Grassroots Awards dinner, hosted by the Scottish Football Association, as a guest of McDonalds. The value of the dinner was

estimated by McDonalds to be £80. [Registered 27 February 2008]

On 23 April 2008 I accepted an invitation to join the Board of the Scottish Schools Equipment Research Centre (a non-profit body) as a member. I do not receive any remuneration, expenses or benefit in kind as result of my membership of the Board. [Registered 24 April 2008]

I was nominated by the Scottish Parliament to the European Committee of the Regions and this was ratified by the European Council in April 2008. This position is not remunerated, although I expect to receive payment from the Committee of the Regions, for travel and subsistence for attending meetings in Brussels of the Committee of the Regions, its related Commissions and other related activities. I anticipate that this reimbursement of expenses would amount to between £10,001 and £15,000 per annum. I intend to seek SPCB approval in advance for overseas visits in relation to my work with the Committee of the Regions. I will consider registration on a case by case basis for any overseas trip not covered by this arrangement. [Registered 8 May 2008]

On 11 June 2008 I received a small selection of dairy products (milk and butter etc) from Graham’s Dairies of Bridge of Allan, following an Open Day event at their farm in Bridge of Allan. I estimate the value of these gifts to be approximately £10. [Registered 18 June 2008]

On 11 June 2008 I received gifts of a bottle of whisky and a paperweight from the Friends of Logie Kirk after speaking at an event on 11 June 2008 organised by the Friends. I estimate the value of these gifts to be approximately £30. [Registered 18 June 2008]

On 25 June 2008 I received a bottle of whisky from staff and students of Beaconhurst School. The whisky is valued at approximately £30. [Registered 27 June 2008]

On 30 August 2008 I attended the Johnnie Walker Golf Tournament at Gleneagles at the invitation of Diageo. The costs of the hospitality and day tickets for myself and a guest were £240 each (therefore £480 in total) and were met by Diageo. [Registered 23 September 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Robert Brown Constituency/Region: Glasgow Date on which initial statement lodged: 23 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration On 20 November 2009, I spoke in a debate a Durham University at the invitation of the Durham University Society (the University student debating society of Palace Green, Durham, DH1 3EP). Durham University Society paid my expenses of a hotel (£105), mileage for travel (£82.50) and dinner on the night of the debate (£30). This remuneration therefore falls in to the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. [Registered 21 December 2009]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests

Election expenses No registrable interests

Sponsorship No registrable interests

Gifts No registrable interests

Overseas visits No registrable interests

Heritable property No registrable interests

Interest in shares No registrable interests

Voluntary I was a partner and later Consultant in the firm of Ross Harper & Murphy, Solicitors, Glasgow from 1974 to 2005, a member of the Scottish Law Agents Society prior to 2001, a member of the Law Society of Scotland from 1971 to 2008, and a member of the Glasgow Bar Association prior to 1999. Since 2008, I have no ongoing interest or involvement in any legal bodies. [Registered 21 December 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Derek Brownlee Constituency/Region: South of Scotland Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 24 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland (ICAS)

From 1 June 2010 I am a director of the Scottish Parliament Business Exchange. I do not receive any remuneration in relation to this role. [Registered 4 June 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Bill Butler Constituency/Region: Glasgow Anniesland Date on which initial statement lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship I received sponsorship from UNISON who met the costs of drafting, developing and publicising my proposed Members’ Bill - Direct Elections to National Health Service Boards (Scotland) Bill. The value of this sponsorship was between £4,001 and £5,000.

I received sponsorship from the University of Stirling by participating in a summer internship scheme between June 2004 and 6 August 2004. The intern carried out research work for which 50% of their salary was met by the University of Stirling (with a monetary value of between £501 and £1,001) and 50% was met by me (with a monetary value of between £501 and £1,001).

I received sponsorship from the University of Stirling by participating in a summer internship scheme between June 2005 and 5 August 2005. The intern carried out research work for which 50% of their salary was met by the University of Stirling (with a monetary value of between £501 and £1,001) and 50% was met by me (with a monetary value of between £501 and £1,001).

Gifts On 19 August 2008 a donation of £550 was made to my Deputy Leadership election campaign by the Campaign for Socialism (an unincorporated association c/o the Secretary, Campaign for Socialism, Glasgow). The value of this gift therefore falls within the £501 to £1,000 bandwidth. [Registered 11 September 2008]

On 22 August 2008 a donation of £750 cash and £250 postage and telephone costs was made to my Deputy Leadership election campaign by UNISON Scotland - a trade union at UNISON House, 14 West Campbell Street, Glasgow G2 6RX (registered address 1 Mabledon Place, London WC1H 9AJ). The total value of this gift is £1,000 (which therefore falls within the £501 to £1,000 bandwidth). [Registered 11 September 2008]

On 12 September 2008 a donation of £1,500 was made to my Deputy Leadership election campaign by USDAW (a trade union at registered address Oakley, 188 Wilmslow Road, Fallowfield, Manchester M14 6LH). The total value of this gift therefore falls within the £1,001 and £2000 bandwidth. [Registered 18 September 2008]

On 15 March 2009 I received from CIS (an insurance, savings, investments and pensions company of Miller Street, Manchester, M60 0AL) hospitality and match tickets for myself and one guest to attend the CIS Cup Final at Hampden. The total monetary value of hospitality and tickets was £495.50. On 21 March 2010 I received from CIS hospitality and match tickets for myself and one guest to attend the CIS Cup Final at Hampden. The total monetary value of hospitality and tickets was £529. On 20 March 2011 I received from CIS hospitality and match tickets for myself and one guest to attend the CIS Cup Final at Hampden. The total monetary value of hospitality and tickets was £564. I consider that these gifts constitute a series of gifts, with a total monetary value of between £1,001 and £2,000. [Registered 21 March 2011]

Overseas visits On 10 May 2004 I visited Berlin and spoke at an international conference on codes of conduct for political consulting. My flights and one night’s accommodation cost £260 and were paid for by the conference organiser, the Friedrich-Ebert Foundation.

Between 8 and 14 June 2008 I represented the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) Scotland Branch at the 20th CPA Seminar in Ottawa, Canada. The theme of the conference was strengthening parliamentary democracy. The costs of the flights were £3,100 and were paid for by the CPA Scotland Branch. The costs of the accommodation (£670), ground transportation (£60), meals (£525) and excursion (£30) totalled approximately £1,285 and were paid for by the CPA Canada Branch (of 131 Queen Street, 5th Floor, Parliament of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario K1A OA6, Canada). [Registered 8 July 2008]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Between 1 November 2005 and 1 April 2006 I received administrative support for one day per week from a volunteer. The volunteer was carrying out research in their own free time and free of charge and received no payment from me.

The Scottish Co-operative Party made a donation of £1,000 towards expenses incurred by my candidature at the 2007 Scottish Parliament election. No payment was received by me personally but was paid directly to Glasgow North West Labour Party.

The Scottish Co-operative Party made a donation of £1,075 towards expenses incurred by my candidature at the 2003 Scottish Parliament election. No payment was received by me personally but was paid directly to Anniesland Constituency Labour Party.

I visited Aldermaston, England on 11 and 12 June 2006. Flights and overnight accommodation were paid for by the Scottish Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and cost approximately £200.

On 21 August 2008 a donation of £100 was made to my Deputy Leadership election campaign by Mrs M Butler. [Registered 11 September 2008]

On 22 August 2008 a donation of £500 was made to my Deputy leadership election campaign by ASLEF (a trade union at registered address 9 Arkwright Road, Mapstead, London NW3 6AB) [Registered 11 September 2008]

On 30 August 2008 a donation of £500 was made to my Deputy Leadership election campaign by The Scottish Co-operative Party (a political party at Robert Owen House, 87 Bath Street, Glasgow G2 2EE (registered address 22 Western Street, London SE1 3SD)). [Registered 11 September 2008]

On 15 March 2009 I received from CIS (an insurance, savings, investments and pensions company of Miller Street, Manchester, M60 0AL) hospitality and match tickets for myself and one guest to attend the CIS Cup Final at Hampden. The total monetary value of hospitality and tickets was £495.50. I consider this interest to be a ceased interest from 21 March 2011, when I registered this interest with similar gifts from CIS in the registrable category of Gifts. [Registered 3 April 2009, Amended interest 21 March 2011, Ceased interest 21 March 2011]

On 21 March 2010 I received from CIS (an insurance, savings, investments and pensions company of Miller Street, Manchester, M60 0AL) hospitality and match tickets for myself and one guest to attend the CIS Cup Final at Hampden. The total monetary value of hospitality and tickets was £529. I consider this interest to be a ceased interest from 21 March 2011, when I registered this interest with similar gifts from CIS in the registrable category of Gifts. [Registered 9 April 2010, Amended interest 21 March 2011, Ceased interest 21 March 2011]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Aileen Campbell Constituency/Region: South of Scotland Date on which initial statement lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I am employed by the Scotsman (of 108 Holyrood Road, Edinburgh, EH8 8AS) to write a column on a weekly basis. This work is undertaken at weekends and I receive remuneration of between £10,001 and £15,000 per annum. As of November 2007 I stopped writing this column and therefore no longer receive any remuneration. [Registered 23 July 2007, Amended interest 4 December 2007].

I received a fee of £200 for a one-off article written for the Scotsman (a newspaper company of 108 Holyrood Road, Edinburgh, EH8 8AS) about a recent trip to Zambia. This remuneration falls within the bandwidth of up to £500 per annum. I will be donating the fee to Oxfam to use for work in Zambia. [Registered 20 June 2008]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits From 7 to 14 April 2008 I visited Zambia to visit Oxfam’s field projects. I estimate the costs of the trip to be £2,000 (including travel, accommodation, food and vaccines). The costs of the trip were met by Oxfam in Scotland, a

non-governmental organisation of 207 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 4HZ. [Registered 17 April 2008]

From 1 to 7 August 2008, I visited Zambia to provide best practice advice on political engagement to improve democracy and participation. I estimate the costs of the trip to be between £2,500 and £3,000 (including travel, insurance, accommodation and subsistence). The costs of the trip were met by Westminster Foundation for Democracy, a an independent public body sponsored by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office working towards strengthening institutions of democracy (of 4/5 Norman Shaw North, Victoria Embankment, London SW1A 2JF). [Registered 3 September 2008] Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I received a complimentary ticket to the 2007 Royal Highland Show [Registered 12 July 2007].

On 11 November 2007 I attended a dinner for the Scottish Football hall of fame event at the invitation of Scottish Power. The value of this hospitality is estimated to be below £520. [Registered 4 December 2007]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Jackson Carlaw Constituency/Region: West of Scotland Date on which initial statement lodged: 23 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I was self employed until 5 April 2007 undertaking general political and business expertise consultancy work from my home in Troon. I worked varying hours but typically 20 hours per week for which I received remuneration of between £15,001 and £20,000.

I was a voluntary elected member of the Scottish Conservative Executive Committee between September 2003 and March 2007. My work involved attending meetings on a weekly basis representing the views of members. I was a voluntary elected member of the Scottish Conservative Executive Committee and the Deputy Chairman of the Scottish Conservative Party between June 2005 and March 2006. In addition to my weekly meetings as a voluntary elected member, as Deputy Chairman I attended meetings of the UK Board of the Conservative Party and arranged and chaired the Scottish Party Conference. My travel and accommodation expenses for attending meetings and conferences as a voluntary elected member of the Scottish Conservative Executive Committee and as Deputy Chairman of the Scottish Conservative Party were reimbursed in the year to March 2006 to a value between £2,001 and £3,000 and in the year to March 2007 to a value between £1,001 and £2,000 by the Scottish Unionist Association Trust.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts In December 2005 I received a gift of between £5,001 and £10,000 from CBC Ltd to assist me in fulfilment of my responsibilities as Deputy Chairman of the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party. I held this position between June 2005 and March 2006.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares [Ceased interest removed from entry: 22 April 2009]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 25 March 2009]

Voluntary I am a Governor of The Glasgow Educational and Marshall Trust. This Trust awards monies to individuals seeking to develop a broad range of skills (educational and vocational). No remuneration or expenses are claimed in respect of this.

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 25 March 2009]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 25 March 2009]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 25 March 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Malcolm Chisholm Constituency/Region: Edinburgh North & Leith Date on which initial statement lodged: 31 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

No registrable interests. Heritable property

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Member of the Educational Institute of Scotland.

Member of UNISON.

Member of Friends of the Earth Scotland.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Willie Coffey Constituency/Region: Kilmarnock and Loudoun Date on which initial statement lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I am currently an elected local government Councillor for East Ayrshire Council, of London Road, Kilmarnock. I work 30 hours per week for which I receive remuneration of between £15,001 and £20,000.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I own a small number of shares in Kilmarnock Football Club.

In the run up to the Scottish Environment Week 2008 (4- 10 February), Scottish Environment LINK (the forum for

Scotland's voluntary environment organisations, a Scottish charity and a company limited by guarantee), organised a Landscape competition, inviting MSPs to nominate and describe their favourite Landscape. My description of the Loudoun Valley within my constituency was judged the winner of the competition. During Environment week, I received a prize of a large framed photograph of the Loudoun Valley from Scottish Environment LINK. I am satisfied that the value of the photograph fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 25 April 2008]

On Friday 18 April 2008, after performing the official opening of a housing development at Macbeth Gardens in my constituency, I was presented with a commemorative engraved crystal whisky glass by the developer, Atrium Homes, a charitable registered social landlord. I am satisfied that the value of the glass fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 25 April 2008]

On Friday 16 May 2008 I was presented with a small selection of gifts from McCallum Bagpipes of Kilmarnock. I am satisfied that the value of the gifts fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 20 May 2008]

On Friday 10 April 2009 I attended Kilmarnock Football Club’s 140th anniversary dinner as a guest of Kilmarnock Football Club. The value of this dinner is estimated at no more than £40. [Registered 28 April 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Angela Constance Constituency/Region: Livingston Date on which initial statement lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration Until I resigned on 4 May 2007 I was employed fulltime as a social worker and mental health officer by South Lanarkshire Council. Until November 2006 I was based at the State Hospital, Carstairs and received remuneration of between £30,001 and £35,000 per annum. From November 2006 until my election I was on a career break (of one year) during which time I received no remuneration or expenses.

From 1997 until 3 May 2007, I was an elected local government Councillor with West Lothian Council, West Lothian House, Almondvale Boulevard, Livingston EH54. I represented the Carmondean Ward, working the equivalent of a full-time week, for which I received an annual remuneration of between £10,001 and £15,000.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am currently a member of Bathgate Rotary Club.

I am currently a member of the Church of Scotland.

I am currently a member of Bannatyne’s Health Club in Livingston.

I was a voluntary chairperson between 2003 and 2006 with ‘Open Door’ an organisation which provides a spectrum of services to homeless young people. I received no remuneration for this post.

I was a Trustee for Polbeth Market Garden between 1997 and 2004 and received no remuneration. This project ceased to exist (2006).

From 18 June 2008 I am participating in a 3 month programme of exercise launched by the Women’s Sport and Fitness Foundation (WSFF) (a registered charity receives sponsorship from Scottish Widows). The programme of exercise involves the provision of a personal trainer at a total cost of £300, which is being met by WSFF. [Registered 18 June 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Cathie Craigie Constituency/Region: Cumbernauld & Kilsyth Date on which initial statement lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Unremunerated Trustee of the Scottish Mining Convalescent Trust, Blair Castle, Culross (Registered Charity No. SCO28387) [Registered 18 June 2008]

Unremunerated Ambassador to Deaf Parents UK (Registered Charity No. 1112453) [Registered 18 June 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Bruce Crawford Constituency/Region: Stirling Date on which initial statement lodged: 4 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I received a gift of hospitality to the UEFA Cup Final on 17 May 2007 as a guest of Scottish Power. The value of the gift fell below the threshold for registration.

On 13 October 2007, I attended the Scotland v Ukraine football match at Hampden Park as a guest of British Telecom. I estimate that the value of the gift fell below

the threshold for registration. [Registered 24 October 2007]

On 8 February 2008 I attended the Turf Cutting Ceremony at the new Stirling Market. Elphinstone Holdings/United Auctions provided lunch (valued at £42) and a gift of an auctioneer’s hammer and plate (valued at £135). [Registered 3 March 2008]

On 20 February 2008 I attended the Celtic v Barcelona Football match as a guest of Coors Beers. I estimate that the value of the match ticket and hospitality fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 3 March 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Roseanna Cunningham Constituency/Region: Perth Date on which initial statement lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship From spring 2008 to 11 February 2009 I received sponsorship from St Margaret’s of Scotland Hospice (of East Barns Street, Clydebank, G81 1EG) to develop, research, draft and publicise my proposed Palliative Care (Scotland) Bill (a Member’s Bill) and its associated documents. The sponsorship was to be provided for the duration of the Bill’s passage through Parliament. As of 11 February 2009 I am no longer the member in charge of this Bill as a result of my appointment as a Scottish Minister. St Margaret’s of Scotland Hospice has a commercial relationship with Metropublic, a public relations company, which has had incidental involvement in the development of the Bill in a liaising capacity. I have not received any financial support although the material support provided to me by St Margaret’s of Scotland Hospice is valued to be up to £2,500; this sponsorship therefore falls within the bandwidth of £2,001-£3,000. [Registered 29 January 2009]

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits 16 – 22 January 2005 travelled to Maputo, Mozambique, organised and funded by the Westminster Foundation for Democracy as part of their Smaller Parties International Project. Approx costs of £2,400 for all travel and accommodation.

6 – 8 March 2007 visited Valencia as a guest speaker at an event for International Women’s Day to speak on the role of women in Scottish political institutions. Bloc Nacionalista Valencia met of the costs of the visit amounting to £400, flight costs were met by the member.

Between 12 and 13 October 2007 I visited the Valle d’Aosta, Italy to speak at a conference. The costs totalled £450 (3 nights in a hotel and flights (£151)) and were met by the Government of the autonomous region of Valle d’Aosta. [Registered 8 November 2007]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Member of the Faculty of Advocates (non practising).

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Margaret Curran Constituency/Region: Glasgow Baillieston Date on which initial statement lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I am the Member of Parliament for Glasgow East for which I receive a salary of £65,000 - £70,000 per annum from the House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. I attend the House of Commons weekly when it is in session. During the time that I hold office of both MSP for Baillieston and MP for Glasgow East I will donate my MSP salary to the charities Mary’s Meals and Glasgow East Women’s Aid. [Registered 2 June 2010]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts From the end of May until the end of June 2008, I received a gift of gym membership and a personal trainer from the Women’s Sport and Fitness Foundation Scheme (a registered charity of Victoria House, Bloomsbury Square, London WC1B 4SE). The value of this gift is between £501 and £1,000. I do not believe this gift will influence my views on sport or equality or prohibit my ability to participate in Parliamentary activity. [Registered 1 July 2008]

Overseas visits Between 7 to 9 December 2007 I attended and spoke at the No Domestic Violence Conference in Istanbul, Turkey at the invitation of the British Council (of 10 Spring Gardens, London, SW1A 2BN). The cost of the travel and subsistence was £884.75 which was met by the British Council (an international organisation for

cultural relations and educational opportunities). The cost of the accommodation and airport transfers was met by Hurriyet Daily (a newspaper organisation located at Media Towers, Gunesli, Istanbul, Turkey) who together with the United Nations Population Fund organised the conference. Although there was no cost to the Hurriyet Daily for the accommodation and airport transfers, I estimate the value of this benefit in kind to be approximately £398.[Registered 25 February 2008]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary No registrable interests.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Nigel Don Constituency/Region: North East Scotland Date on which initial statement lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I have been and remain a self employed musician: performer, teacher, arranger and composer. In the year prior to election I earned between £10,001 - £15,000 from musical activities. During May and June 2007 I transferred most of my pupils to other teachers and I anticipate that from September 2007 my professional musical activities will be about 2-3 hours per week with anticipated earnings being between £501 - £1000 per annum. In January 2008 I moved to Aberdeen and no longer work as a teacher. [Registered 6 June 2007, Amended interest 2 October 2007, Amended interest 21 January 2008]

I was an elected member of Dundee City Council. In the year to May 2007 I earned between £10,001 - £15,000 per annum. From 3 May 2007 I did not accept either salary or benefit from the pension entitlement. I resigned as a Councillor on 24 August 2007. [Registered 6 June 2007, Amended interest 26 September 2007]

I am a director of Masterclass Music Ltd. To date I have never received any remuneration. Masterclass Music Ltd has been dissolved and removed from the register of companies. Sales rights to arrangements previously published by Masterclass Music Ltd have been transferred to Spartan Press Music Publishers Ltd. I anticipate my earnings as being up to £500 per annum for work I have already undertaken. [Registered 6 June 2007, Amended interest 4 September 2008]

I am a member of the Performing Right Society (Copyright House, 29-33 Berners Street, London, W1T 3AB) which collects royalties on music I have written or arranged. I anticipate my earnings as being up to £500 per annum for work I have already undertaken.

I am a member of the Mechanical Copyright Protection Society (Copyright House, 29-33 Berners Street, London, W1T 3AB) which collects royalties on music I have written or arranged. I anticipate my earnings as being up to £500 per annum for work I have already undertaken.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares I own 60% of the £100 nominal ordinary share capital of Masterclass Music Ltd a music publishing business which is not trading. As Masterclass Music Ltd has been dissolved these shares no longer exist. [Registered 6 June 2007, Amended interest 4 September 2008]

Voluntary [Ceased interest removed from entry: 21 January 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Bob Doris Constituency/Region: Glasgow Date on which initial statement lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration Between late April 2007 and 3 May 2007 I was on unpaid leave from St. John’s School, Glasgow. Prior to my leave I was employed as a full-time member of teaching staff receiving between £30,001 - £35,000 per annum. I was employed by St John’s School, 1190 Edinburgh Road, Glasgow. My employment terminated on my election to the Scottish Parliament on 4 May 2007.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a member of the GTC (Scotland).

I am a member of the EIS.

I received a donation of approximately £3,000 from Maryhill SNP for my election campaign: this donation does not meet the requirements to be registered in the Electoral Expenses category.

From 7-9 November 2010 I visited Brussels as a member of the Local Government and Communities Committee. The purpose of the visit was to have meetings with European Commission officials in order to learn more about European Union policy making in areas relevant to the Local Government and Communities Committee’s remit. The total costs of the visit, including flights, accommodation, breakfast and dinner were €702.42 and were met by the European Commission Office (of 9 Alva Street, Edinburgh, EH2 4PH). [Registered 9 December 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Helen Eadie Constituency/Region: Dunfermline East Date on which initial statement lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I participated in an opinion poll undertaken by Ipsos MORI (an opinion polling company of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). On 5 November 2010 I received a cheque for £75 which I have sent to the charity Gorsko Kosovo Church Funds in Bulgaria. This remuneration therefore falls in the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. [Registered 14 December 2010]

On 18 November 2010 I gave an after dinner speech at a dinner organised on behalf of UCB (a pharma company of 208 Bath Road, Slough, Berkshire, SL1 3WE). I was offered an honorarium but asked instead for a donation to be made to charity. On 11 January 2011 I received a cheque for £500 which I sent on 17 January to the building of the Gorsko Kosovo Church fund in the municipality of Suhindol in Bulgaria. I am an honorary patron of the Scottish Bulgaria Association. [Registered 13 January 2011]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property I own a commercial property in Fife, with a market value between £25,001 - £100,000, which I use as my Parliamentary office. As of November 2007 I receive gross rental income of between £0.00 - £5,000 per annum. On 25 January 2008 I sold part of this property. Following this sale, the market value of the property remains between £25,001 - £100,000. [Registered 7 June 2007, Amended interest 10 April 2008]

Since 2007 I have been joint owner of a flat in Edinburgh with a market value of between £200,001 and £250,000. I initially used this as a residential home. Since 1st September 2008 I have received gross income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum from it but a net loss of £0-£5,000 per annum. I retain a room in the flat and have the option of staying in it should Parliamentary business dictate. [Registered 30 May 2010]

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary The Scottish Co-operative Party donated £1,000 towards my election campaign. No payment was received by me personally but was paid directly to Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath Constituency Labour Party.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Fergus Ewing Constituency/Region: Inverness East, Nairn And Lochaber Date on which initial statement lodged: 31 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests

Heritable property I own a house in Morayshire with a market value of between £100,001 - £150,000. From 9 January 2009, I will receive gross annual income of between £0.00 to £5,000. [Registered 4 February 2009] Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary No registrable interests.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Linda Fabiani Constituency/Region: Central Scotland Date on which initial statement lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration On 19 February 2010 I travelled to Catalonia to speak at a conference in Barcelona organised by Fundacio Cercle d’Estudia Sobiranistes. I also spoke at a conference on 20 February 2010 in Torroella de Montgri organised by Museu de la Mediterrania. The expenses in relation to speaking at these conferences, which comprise return flights from Prestwick to Girona, transport within Barcelona, hotel accommodation for 3 nights and associated conference meals, came to approximately £500 and will be paid for by Fundacio Cercle d’Estudia Sobiranistes (the Foundation for Sovereignty Studies, an academic study organisation of Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 583, 6e pis, Barcelona) and Museu de la Mediterrania (the Museum of the Mediterranean of Carrer Ulla 27-31, 17257, Toroella de Montgri). This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500’ per annum bandwidth. [Registered 25 February 2010]

I travelled to Catalonia, Spain from 19 to 21 November 2010 to speak at a pre-election rally of Convergència Democràtica de Catalunya (a political party of Corcega 331-333, 08037 Barcelona) and to meet with representatives from international political parties. Convergència Democràtica de Catalunya paid the cost of the flight and 2 nights’ accommodation (approximately £550 in total). This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘£501 - £1,000’ per annum bandwidth. [Registered 1 December 2010]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Housing.

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 17 March 2010]

I am a Patron of the Ai Kameli Trust, which is based in London.

I am a Patron of NOS South Lanarkshire.

I am a Trustee of Just World Partners (which is in liquidation).

I am a Patron of the Peru Support Group, which is based in London.

I am a Patron of Strathaven Fair Trade Group.

From 1 July 2009, I am a director of Scotland’s Futures Forum. [Registered 29 June 2009]

On 15 May 2009, I was appointed as an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Institute of Architects in Scotland [Registered 23 September 2009]

From 3 September 2009, I am a Patron of East Kilbride and District Crime Prevention Panel [Registered 23

September 2009]

On 1 July 2009, I was appointed Director of the Scottish Parliament Business Exchange [Registered 23 September 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Patricia Ferguson Constituency/Region: Glasgow Maryhill Date on which initial statement lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration On 28 July 2008 I participated in a telephone survey carried out by Populus, a PR and polling agency, (of 10 Northburgh Street, London, EC1V 0AT), on the performance of banks. I did not receive any direct payment or expenses. I asked that the donation from Populus of £50 be made to the Glasgow North Labour Party and this donation was received on 22 September 2008. This remuneration therefore falls in the “up to £500” bandwidth. [Registered 2 October 2008]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a member of the GMB.

I am a member of the Co-operative Party.

I am a member of the RSPB.

Friend of the River Kelvin.

I am a member of the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society.

On 2 September 2007 I attended the Johnnie Walker Golf Championships at Gleneagles as a guest of Diageo. The value of lunch and access to the course for me and my guest is estimated to be below £520. [Registered 4 October 2007]

I am a member of the Scotland/Malawi Partnership. [Registered 7 February 2008]

I am a member of Historic Scotland. [Registered 7 February 2008]

On 11 January 2008 I received guest accreditation from the Professional Golfers Association European Tour which entitles me to admittance at certain events on the PGA European Tour 2008. The PGA estimates its value at less than £500. [Registered 7 February 2008]

I participated in an opinion survey carried out by ComRes (of 29 Broadway, London, SW1H 9JX) on issues ranging from Scotland’s economy to how charities communicate with MSPs. I did not receive any direct payment or expenses, nor has any donation been received by my nominated charity, Oxfam Liberia Education project. [Registered 5 June 2008]

On 28 July and 4 August 2008, I participated in telephone surveys carried out by Populus, a PR and polling agency, (of 10 Northburgh Street, London, EC1V 0AT), on the performance of banks and the subject of supermarkets respectively. I did not receive any direct payment or expenses. I asked that the donation from Populus of £100 in total (£50 for each survey) be made to the Glasgow North Labour Party. The donation for the first survey was received by the Glasgow North Labour Party on 22 September 2008 and has been registered in the remuneration category. [Registered 27 August 2008, Amended interest 2 October 2008]

On 12 September 2008 I received two guest passes from Scottish Racing providing admittance to nine race meetings within the Scottish Racing Fortnight. Scottish racing estimates the value of each pass to be £100, therefore the total value of this gift is £200. [Registered 10 October 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Alex Fergusson Constituency/Region: Galloway and Upper Nithsdale

Date on which initial statement lodged: 5 June 2007 Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration As limited partner in an agricultural tenancy partnership regarding the farms of Brockloch and Auchensoul, c/o Trustees of Shennan & Son, Knockgerran Farm, Dailly, Ayrshire I receive between £15,001 - £20,000 per annum. Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits As a guest of Chaluz Italia s.r.l, Member attended the launch of an electronic animal identification system at the Instituto Zooprofilatttica di Lazio (near Rome) from 24 to 26 October 2003. Return flights and hotel accommodation, valued at £765.00, were met by Chaluz Italia s.r.l.

Heritable property I own a farm, farmhouse and cottage in South Ayrshire with a value of over £350,000. The rental income is declared under my remuneration entry.

Under an agreement with Scottish and Southern Electricity Ltd land owned by me was developed for Hadyard Hill wind farm, from this I receive a rental income of between £45,001 - £50,000 per annum. From 28 March 2008 I estimate this rental income to be between £40,001 - £45,000 per annum. [Registered 5

June 2007, Amended interest 28 March 2008]

Interest in shares On 29 June 2007 I acquired 13.2% of the issued ordinary share capital of Wordmatrix Ltd, trading as Killiecrankie House Ltd [Registered 4 July 2007]. Voluntary Member of the Scottish Blackface Sheepbreeders’ Association.

Member of the Scottish Rural Property and Business Association.

On 2 September 2007, I attended the Festival Fireworks Concert in Princes Street Gardens as a guest of HBOS. The value of the ticket and hospitality fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 15 April 2008]

On 18 September 2007, I attended the Scotland versus Romania Rugby Match as a guest of the French Rugby Federation. The value of the ticket and hospitality fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 15 April 2008]

On 22 September 2007, I attended the Scotland versus New Zealand Rugby Match as a guest of the French Rugby Federation. The value of the ticket and hospitality fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 15 April 2008]

On 16 January 2008, I attended the Celtic Connections Opening Concert in Glasgow as a guest of Scottish Power. The value of the ticket and hospitality fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 15 April 2008]

On 3 February 2008, I attended the Scotland versus France Rugby Match as a guest of the Scottish Rugby Union. The value of the ticket and hospitality fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 15 April 2008]

On 16 March 2008, I attended the Rangers versus Dundee United CIS Cup Final Match as a guest of CIS. The value of the ticket and hospitality fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 15 April 2008]

On 4 September 2008 I was appointed as an unremunerated Director of The Earl Haig Fund (PoppyScotland). [Registered 10 September 2008]

On 4 May 2008, I attended a Royal Scottish National

Orchestra Concert as a guest of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra. The value of this gift fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 13 February 2009]

On 25 June 2008, I attended the Dinner of the Scottish Parliamentary Journalists Association as a guest of BBC Scotland. The value of this gift fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 13 February 2009]

On 8 August 2008, I attended the Edinburgh Festival Opening Concert as a guest of the Lord Provost of Edinburgh. The value of this gift fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 13 February 2009]

On 13 September 2008, I attended the Battle of Britain Air Show as a guest of Royal Air Force Leuchars. The value of this gift fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 13 February 2009]

On 24 September 2008, I attended the Swiss Ambassador’s Concert as a guest of the Swiss Consulate in Edinburgh. The value of this gift fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 13 February 2009]

On 1 October 2008, I attended a Royal Scottish National Orchestra Concert as a guest of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra. The value of this gift fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 13 February 2009]

On 2 October 2008, I attended the Herald/Glasgow City Council Dinner as a guest of the Herald. The value of this gift fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 13 February 2009]

On 1 November 2008, I attended a Scottish Fiddle Orchestra Concert as a guest of the Scottish Fiddle Orchestra. The value of this gift fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 13 February 2009]

On 8 November 2008, I attended the Scottish Rugby Union match with New Zealand as a guest of the New Zealand High Commission in London. The value of this gift fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 13 February 2009]

On 15 March 2009, I attended the Rangers versus Celtic Co-operative Insurance Cup Final match as a guest of CIS. The value of the ticket and hospitality fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 2 April 2009]

On 19 September 2009, I attended the Ayr Gold Cup as a guest of the STV Group plc. The value of this gift fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 1 October 2009]

On 25 January 2010, I spoke at the opening of a new facility by S & A Homes (Stranraer). I attended a buffet lunch and was presented with a gift of a glass decanter and bottle of whisky. The value of the gift and the buffet lunch fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 9 February 2010]

On 1 February 2010, I spoke at the opening of a new Scottish Power facility. I was given a gift of a glass decanter and 2 glasses. The value of the gift fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 9 February 2010]

On 29 June 2010, I attended a private dinner hosted by the Japanese Consul General. I was presented with a Calligraphy work by Mrs Shiko Kataoaka. The value of the gift fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 22 July 2010]

On 5 September 2010, I attended the Festival Fireworks Concert in Princes Street Gardens as a guest of the Lloyds Banking Group. The value of the ticket and hospitality fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 26 October 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Ross Finnie Constituency/Region: West Of Scotland Date on which initial statement lodged: 7 June 2007.

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares 7,293 ordinary shares in Buko Holdings Limited (in receivership) representing 2.2% of the issued ordinary share capital and which, being in receivership, have no value.

Voluntary Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland: non practising.

On 17 June 2009 I was appointed as Trustee of the

Scottish Parliamentary Contributory Pension Fund. I do not receive any remuneration for this position. [Registered 24 July 2009]

On 1 July 2009 I was appointed as a Director of Scotland’s Futures Forum Ltd. I do not receive any remuneration for this position. [Registered 24 July 2009]

On 18 July 2009 I attended the Open Championship at Turnberry and received hospitality (including a day ticket, reserved parking and lunch with a total estimated value in aggregate of £125) from the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews. [Registered 24 July 2009]

From 28 September 2010 until 30 June 2011 I will receive research, speech writing, administrative (including preparation for group visits) and other parliamentary support from a Christian Aid Research and Education (CARE) intern. The nominal cost to CARE of providing this intern falls below the threshold for registration. [Registered 28 September 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Joe FitzPatrick Constituency/Region: Dundee West Date on which initial statement lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary No registrable interests.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: George Foulkes Constituency/Region: Lothians Date on which initial statement lodged: 24 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I was a director, as was my wife, of Carrick Court Associates Ltd, a consultancy business. Carrick Court Associates received remuneration of £10,000 per annum for my work from GovNet Communications (as Chairman of the Advisory Board). As a Director of Carrick Court Associates I estimate that I received between £3,001 and £5,000 per annum in expenses and dividend. I attended 6 – 8 meetings per year in relation to the consultancy. Carrick Court Associates received £36,000 per annum for my work for Eversheds LLP. This work ceased on 30 April 2009 and no payments have been made by them from 1 May 2009. Carrick Court Associates Ltd ceased trading on 31 August 2010 and was wound up in December 2010. [Registered 24 May 2007, Amended interest 4 July 2007, Amended interest 13 July 2007, Amended interest 26 May 2009, Amended interest 30 August 2010, Amended interest 20 January 2011]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 7 June 2010]

I am a Member of the House of Lords for which I receive no salary but, on the basis of two years’ experience, estimate that I will receive per annum allowances and expenses of between £30,001 and £35,000 for overnight and day subsistence and office costs and between £10,001 and £15,000 for travel to and from London. I undertake this work whenever my Scottish Parliament and constituency duties allow. As a member of the House of Lords I have been appointed a Governor of Westminster Foundation for Democracy. In that capacity I travel overseas occasionally, all the costs of which are paid for out of public funds. [Registered 6 July 2007, Amended interest 23 July 2007, Amended interest 24 September 2009, Amended interest 25 March 2010, Amended interest 20 January 2011]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 27 May 2010]

From 1 September 2010, I continue as Chairman of the Advisory Board for GovNet Communications (a publisher and conference organiser of St. James's Buildings, Oxford Street, Manchester, M1 6PP) for which I now personally receive remuneration of £10,000 per annum (I previously received remuneration for this work through Carrick Court Associates Ltd). I estimate that I will attend about 6 formal Board meetings (and other informal meetings) per year. [Registered 30 August 2010]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts [Ceased interest removed from entry: 7 June 2010]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares I held 100% of the issued share capital of Carrick Court Associates Ltd a consultancy business. Carrick Court Associates Ltd ceased trading on 31 August 2010 and was wound up in December 2010. This is therefore a ceased interest. [Registered 24 May 2007, Amended interest 20 January 2011, Ceased interest 20 January 2011]

Voluntary From 18 - 21 June 2008 I attended the CIVICUS World Assembly in Glasgow as Chair of the Host Committee of the World Assembly. The cost of my hotel accommodation and meals was £497.45 which was met by the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations. [Registered 2 July 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Murdo Fraser Constituency/Region: Mid Scotland & Fife Date on which initial statement lodged: 21 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts As a member of the Scottish Parliament’s football team, I played in an inter-Parliamentary tournament in support of the Community Shield in Cardiff on 12 August 2006. The event was sponsored by McDonalds and I received a benefit in kind of accommodation and hospitality totalling between, £501 - £1,000.

After opening an exhibition of paintings by the artist John Lowrie Morrison on 24 March 2007, I received a gift of a painting from the artist. Approximate value between, £501 - £1000.

As a member of the Scottish Parliament’s football team, I played in an inter-Parliamentary tournament in support of the Community Shield in London on 4 August 2007. The event was sponsored by McDonalds and the accommodation and hospitality totalled approximately £570. As part of the event I was also given a gift of six match tickets for the Community Shield with a total value of £450, I gave these tickets to constituents. The total

value of this gift is between £1,001 and £2,000. [Registered 21 August 2007].

I am in receipt of an intern from CARE (Christian Action Research and Education) who is working as a volunteer in my office from September 2010 to July 2011. CARE (of 53 Romney Street, London, SW1P 3RF) is a mainstream Christian charity that provides resources and helps bring Christian insight and experience to matters of public policy and practical caring initiatives. The value of this gift is between £3,001 and £5,000. [Registered 5 November 2010]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property I own a half share of a flat in Edinburgh. Market value between £25,001 - £100,000. Gross rental income between £0.00 - £5,000.

I own a flat in Edinburgh with a market value of between £200,001 - £250,000. I acquired this property in 2003 and from 2003 until 1 February 2010 used this property as a residential home. As of 1 February 2010 I receive a gross rental income from this property of between £5,001 - £10,000. [Registered 1 February 2010]

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary As a member of the Scottish Parliament’s football team, I played in an inter-Parliamentary tournament in support of the Community Shield in Cardiff on 6 August 2005. The event was sponsored by McDonalds and the accommodation and hospitality totalled £388.50.

Member of the Law Society of Scotland.

Member of Board of Management of Dundee University Student’s Association (unremunerated).

Parliamentary Adviser to the Autism Treatment Trust (unremunerated).

Director of the Scotland Funds Limited, a charitable company (unremunerated).

I attended the golf Open Championship at Carnoustie on 20 July 2007 as a guest of HBOS plc. The hospitality

and admissions charges totalled £279 [Registered 25 July 2007].

On 13 October 2007, I attended the Scotland V Ukraine football match at Hampden Park as a guest of British Telecom. I estimate that the value of the gift fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 15 November 2007]

I received two complimentary tickets to T in the Park from D F Concerts on behalf of Geoff Ellis, which I attended on 13 July 2008. The value of the tickets totalled £137. [Registered 15 July 2008]

I received two complimentary tickets to T in the Park from D F Concerts on behalf of Geoff Ellis, which I attended on 10 July 2009. I estimate that the value of the gift fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 20 July 2009]

On 29 August 2009 a companion and I attended the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles as guests of Diageo Plc. Hospitality included lunch and drinks and the following gifts were also received: a bottle of whisky, a bag and a voucher for a round of golf. I estimate the total value of the hospitality and gifts to be £460. [Registered 5 October 2009]

On 28 August 2010 a companion and I attended the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles as guests of Diageo Plc. Hospitality included lunch and drinks and the following gifts were also received: a bottle of whisky, a bag and a voucher for a round of golf. I estimate the total value of the hospitality and gifts to fall below the threshold for registration. [Registered 6 September 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Kenneth Gibson Constituency/Region: Cunninghame North Date on which initial statement lodged: 21 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits I visited Blanes (one night), Barcelona (two nights), and Riudecanyes (one night) in Catalunya, Spain between 8 and 11 September 2007. The purpose of my visit was to explain the current political situation in Scotland and any parallels with Catalunya; to work for the furtherance of the Nationalist cause in Catalunya by encouraging co- operation between nationalist parties in the pursuit of Catalan Independence; to help promote the Island of Arran through ‘A Taste of Arran’ and encourage enhanced educational, sporting, cultural, technical and tourist links between Scotland and Catalunya. The total cost of the visit was £500 with my flight out and first three days living expenses met by the Esquerra Party of Catalunya and my fourth day living expenses and return flight met by the Council of Riudecanyes. [Registered 13 September 2007]

Heritable property As of 31 March 2008 I own a flat in Glasgow with a market value of between £200,001 – £250,000. From 1 July 2008, I receive gross annual income of between £5,001 – £10,000 but with a loss of around £5,000 per annum. [Registered 30 October 2009]

Interest in shares [Ceased interest removed from entry: 11 June 2009]

Voluntary [Ceased interest removed from entry: 11 June 2009]

Between 8 and 11 September 2007 I received gifts of a Barcelona Football Strip, books on Riudecanyes and the Costa Dorada, a bottle of Olive Oil and a poster commemorating the victory of St Mirren in the tournament to inaugurate the opening of Barcelona’s Camp Nou stadium. The total value of these gifts is approximately £60. [Registered 13 September 2007]

On 1 July 2009 I received a bottle of Glenfiddich single malt whisky from the Save Your Regional Park campaign following a speech I made to the Annual General Meeting of that organisation. I estimate the value of the whisky to be approximately £35. [Registered 2 July 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Rob Gibson Constituency/Region: Highlands and Islands Date on which initial statement lodged: 23 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits As Vice-President of Brittany-Scotland Association I was asked to be Honorary President of the international book festival of island literature (Salon du Livres insulaire, 9th edition) which this year featured Scottish islands writers. Between 22 and 26 August I attended the Salon du livres insulaire, 9th edition, in Ouessant, Brittany, France. My accommodation and food expenses were paid for by the festival as these expenses were incurred. My flights were paid for by my assistant acting in a private capacity who was then subsequently reimbursed by the festival. The total cost of my travel, accommodation and food was 990.13 euros. I received no payment for attending the festival other than payment of food and accommodation expenses by the festival and reimbursement of travel expenses for which no money was given to or received by me. My understanding of the total expenses was not received by me until late September 2007. [Registered 2 October 2007]

On 13 October 2007 I gave a lecture at the Centre International des Langues; Colloque International on the subject of "Écosse : l'identité nationale en question" in the University of Nantes, France. The cost of overnight accommodation (£80) and meals (£50) totalled £130 and was met by the University of Nantes. I paid my own travel expenses. [Registered 6 November 2007]

Between 30 June and 9 July 2008 I visited Khanty- Mansiysk, Yugra province, Russia as a member of a Scottish delegation for the purposes of exploring the economic links between Scotland and Yugra. The costs of this visit totalled £3438 (Business class flights from London – Moscow return £1320, Business class flight from Moscow to Surgut £322, Business class return flights from Khanty-Mansiysk to Moscow £580, hotel accommodation £984, meals £55, Visit to Kyshik village £25, guided tour of Torum Maa – Museum of Indigenous people £4, visit to Dobrino lodge £148) and were met by Russian Hour TV (a television station based at 4th Floor, 193 Wardour Street, London W1F 8ZF). Other costs of transfers and taxi service totalled £70 and were met by the Autonomous Government of the province of Khanty- Mansiysk (of the Autonomous Region of Ugra, Russian Federation) from whom I also received a presentation brass plaque valued at £50. [Registered 24 July 2008]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Published author by Luath Press, Edinburgh. Book “Plaids and Bandanas”, January 2003. No royalties received as yet.

Unremunerated Director of the Highland Livestock Heritage Society (a company limited by guarantee and registered with Companies House, SC275428). The Society was established to commemorate the achievements of Scottish livestock breeders and drovers.

Published author by Luath Press, Edinburgh. Book “The Highland Clearance Trail”, March 2006. No royalties received as yet.

Unremunerated Member of the Scottish Crofting foundation.

Unremunerated Member of the Musicians’ Union.

I am the Vice-President of the Brittany-Scotland Association. This post is unremunerated and I receive no expenses or benefit in kind. [Registered 23 October 2007]

Whilst on a private visit to Bruxelles I attended the Health Check on the CAP announcement of the European Agriculture Commissioner and had lunch in the European Parliament on Tuesday 20 November 2007. The cost of the lunch was 21 euros and is not directly linked to the cost of the overseas visit itself. The cost of the lunch was met by Ian Hudghton MEP. I paid for all other costs of the visit. [Registered 26 November 2007]

Unremunerated Member of the Soil Association. [Registered 16 February 2009]

Between 6 and 10 August 2010 I was an invited attendee at the celebrations of the 40th anniversary of the Lorient InterCeltic Festival (of 11 Espace Nayel, 56100 Lorient, Brittany, France). The Festival provided accommodation in the Hotel Mercure in Lorient for four nights at a cost of 110 euros per night. The Festival also provided tickets to attend: the 40th Anniversary Concert, featuring Gilles Servat, in the Espace Marine on 7 August (valued at 30 euros); the Grand Parade of Celtic Nations in the Stade Moustoir on 8 August (valued at 10 euros) and a concert, featuring the Soig Siberil Duo and Nolwenn Korbell Trio, in the Grand Theatre on 8 August (valued at 22 euros). The total amount of costs met by the Festival is 502 euros which, on 4 August 2010, was equivalent to £436.52. The Festival did not provide any transport. [Registered 18 August 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Karen Macdonald Gillon Constituency/Region: Clydesdale Date on which initial statement lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship I received support from the STUC of between £5,001 and £10,000 in June 2006 to assist in paying Thomson Solicitors in developing a consultation document and a draft Member’s Bill (on culpable homicide).

I have received sponsorship from Scotmid (a retail outlet of Hillwood House, 2 Harvest Drive, Edinburgh, EH28 8QJ) of approximately £250 in December 2007 and 2008, £250 in November 2009 and £200 in December 2010 for my annual Christmas Card. The donations were paid directly to me and I, in turn, paid the printer to produce the card designed by a local school pupil and purchased the prizes for the winners and each school which participated. Therefore the value of this sponsorship falls within the £501 - £1,000 bandwidth. [Registered 19 November 2009 Amended interest 20 January 2011]

I received sponsorship of £200 in December 2007, December 2008 and on 5 December 2009 from Mr Frank Gunning, a property developer, on behalf of his companies Marchstone Homes, Unit 3, Ravenstruther Industrial Estate, Ravenstruther and Gunning Ltd (based in Lanark). These donations were for the purpose of my annual Christmas Card. The donations were paid to me

directly and I, in turn, paid the printer to produce the card designed by each school pupil and purchased prizes for the winners and also each school which participated. The value of this sponsorship falls within the £501- £1,000 bandwidth. [Registered 26 November 2009]

Gifts 23 and 24 November 2004 - Member received a four day pass to the annual European Wind Energy Conference in London courtesy of the organiser European Wind Energy Association. Value of pass was £835.

As a member of the Scottish Parliament’s football team, I played in an inter-Parliamentary tournament in support of the Community Shield in Cardiff on 4 August 2007. The event was sponsored by McDonalds and the accommodation and hospitality totalled approximately £570. As part of the event I was also given a gift of six match tickets for the Community Shield with a total value of £450, 4 of which were auctioned and raised £200 for Yorkhill Hospital and £300 for the Scottish Special Olympics Team and 2 were given to constituents. The total value of this gift is between £1,001 and £2,000. [Registered 29 August 2007]. Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary [Ceased interest removed from entry: 11 March 2011]

Patron Clydesdale Autism Support Group.

Member of UNISON.

On 31 January 2008 I attended the McDonalds/Scottish Football Association Community Awards dinner. The value of this dinner is £80. [Registered 13 February 2008]

On 16 March 2008 I attended the CIS Cup Final as a guest of CIS. The ticket and hospitality is valued at approximately £225 plus VAT. [Registered 28 March 2008]

As a member of the Scottish Parliament’s football team, I participated in an inter-Parliamentary tournament in support of the Community Shield in London on 9 and 10 August 2008. The event was sponsored by McDonalds and the accommodation and hospitality totalled approximately £230. I also received a gift from the FA of 4 Community Shield tickets with a total value of £160. The total value of this gift is £390. [Registered 21 August 2008].

From 14 September 2009 until the end of June 2010 I will receive research, speech writing, general administrative and hosting group visits support, support in my role on the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Executive and Malawi and any other parliamentary work I require from a Christian Aid Research and Education (CARE) intern. The nominal costs to CARE of providing this intern fall below the threshold for registration. [Registered 15 October 2009]

On 27 October 2009 I was appointed as a Director of Clydesdale Counselling and Human Development Project. [Registered 19 November 2009]

I received donations from Scottish Coal of £100 (in December 2007, December 2008 and November 2009) for the purpose of my annual Christmas Card. The donations were paid directly to me and I, in turn, paid the printer to produce the card designed by a local school pupil and purchased prizes for the winners and also each school which participated. The total value of these donations is £300. [Registered 19 November 2009]

I received donations from Scottish and Southern Energy of £150 (in December 2008 and November 2009) for the purpose of my annual Christmas Card. The donations were paid directly to me and I, in turn, paid the printer to produce the card designed by a local school pupil and purchased prizes for the winners and also each school which participated. The total value of these donations is £300. [Registered 19 November 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Marlyn Glen Constituency/Region: North East of Scotland

Date on which initial statement lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I participated in a survey for ComRes (a polling and research consultancy based at Conference House, 152 Morrison Street, Edinburgh, EH3 8EB). I am not aware of the clients on whose behalf the survey was conducted. Epilepsy Scotland received a cheque dated 20 January 2010 (with a covering letter of 26 January 2010) for £50 direct from ComRes. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. [Registered 2 November 2009, Amended interest 8 February 2010]

I participated in a survey for Ipsos MORI (a market and opinion research consultancy of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). I am not aware of any client on whose behalf the survey was conducted. Dundee Labour Party received a cheque for £75 direct from Ipsos MORI Scotland on 3 November 2009. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. [Registered 2 November 2009]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property I own a 50% share in a flat in Edinburgh with a market value between £100,001 - £150,000. As of March 2008 I receive gross rental income of between £0.00 – £5,000 per annum. [Registered 7 June 2007, Amended interest 31 March 2008]

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Member of the Educational Institute of Scotland.

Member of UNISON. [Registered 17 October 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Trish Godman Constituency/Region: West Renfrewshire Date on which initial statement lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a member of Amicus.

I am a member of Amnesty International.

I am a member of the National Trust for Scotland.

I am a member of Historic Scotland.

I am a member of the RNLI.

I am a member of Scottish Labour History.

In February 2011 I was appointed as an unremunerated Trustee of the Board of Quarriers. [Registered 9 February 2011]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Annabel Goldie Constituency/Region: West Of Scotland Date on which initial statement lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration As a result of being a Fellow of the University of Strathclyde I receive a benefit in kind of Honorary Membership of the University Ross Priory Club with a value up to £500 per annum.

On 5 July 2007 I spoke at the Master‟s Dinner at Clothworkers‟ Hall, London for which I received travelling and hotel expenses of up to £500. The actual value of expenses reimbursed was £284.75 which was paid on 11 September from John Papworth, Master of the Clothworkers‟ Company, Clothworkers‟ Hall, Dunster Court, Mincing Lane, London, EC3R 7AH. The Clothworkers‟ Company is one of the Great Twelve Livery Companies of London and exists for essentially charitable and educational purposes. [Registered 20 September 2007]

On 14 January 2008 I spoke at a Talent Management Initiative Meeting in Glasgow for Hewlett Packard (Europe, the Middle East and Africa/ Enterprise Server and Storage/ Technology Solutions Group operations), a technology solutions company. I declined a fee of €1000 (1000 euros) from Hewlett Packard (of Cain Road, Amen Corner, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 1HN) and I did not receive any expenses. Hewlett Packard split the fee and donated it to two charities I nominated, People‟s Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA); and Children‟s Hospice Association Scotland (CHAS). Therefore the total value of this declaration is between £501 and £1000. [Registered 29 January 2008]

On 24 January 2008 I spoke at the Prestonfield House Burns Supper in Edinburgh for which I received dinner (valued at £55) and overnight accommodation at Prestonfield House (valued up to £350). The total value of these expenses therefore falls within the „up to £500‟

bandwidth and was met by Prestonfield House Hotel (of Priestfield Road, Edinburgh, EH16 5UT), a hotel and restaurant. [Registered 30 January 2008]

On 12 September 2008 I spoke to the North Down Conservative Association Supper Club, a political organisation (of 2 May Avenue, Bangor, BT20 4JT) and received £30 of book tokens. I had overnight accommodation at the Royal Hotel, (26-28 Quay Street Bangor, BT20 5ED), valued at £65 and paid for by the Conservative Party of Northern Ireland, a political organisation (of 2 May Avenue, Bangor, BT20 4JT). The total value of this declaration therefore falls within the “up to £500” bandwidth. [Registered 24 September 2008]

On 30 January 2009 the Gleddoch Golf Club (of Gleddoch, Langbank, Renfrewshire) agreed to make a donation of £100 to Erskine Hospital, Bishopton, Renfewshire, in recognition of my reply to the toast to the lassies at their Burns Supper. The total value of this declaration therefore falls within the “up to £500” bandwidth. [Registered 3 February 2009]

On 1 May 2009 I spoke to the Royal Northern and University Club at their annual dinner. The Club (a private members‟ club of 9 Albyn Place, Aberdeen, AB10 1YE) provided me with overnight accommodation with an approximate value of £80. The total value of this declaration therefore falls within the “up to £500” bandwidth. [Registered 22 May 2009]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses I received a contribution of £5,000 towards my election expenses from Jane G Hetherington. [Registered 6 June 2007, Amended interest 5 December 2007] Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares I have 9276 ordinary shares in the Royal Bank of Scotland plc with a market value of £59,412.78. The holding represents my original holding of 3092 shares and a script bonus issue of 2 for 1 resulting in issue of 6184 shares pre election.

Voluntary Member of the Law Society.

Unremunerated member of Prince‟s Trust Scotland Council. On 9 September 2009 I resigned as a member of this Council. [Registered 6 June 2007, Amended interest 8 October 2009]

Unremunerated Director of Prince‟s Scottish Youth Business Trust. On 9 September 2009 I resigned as a Director of this Trust. [Registered 6 June 2007, Amended interest 8 October 2009]

I have a further 1380 Royal Bank of Scotland plc ordinary 25p shares held in an ISA.

On 23 September 2007 I attended the rugby match between Scotland and New Zealand at Murrayfield (part of the Rugby World Cup series) as a guest of HBOS, The Mound, Edinburgh. The ticket was valued at approximately £148 and the Bank‟s hospitality valued at approximately £50. [Registered 25 September 2007]

On 16 June 2008 I received from Benromach Distillery (of Invererne Road, Forres, Moray IV36 3EB) a bottle of Benromach Marsala Cask Finish Whisky with an approximate value of £24. [Registered 26 June 2008]

On 10 October 2008 I received a hamper from the Taste- Of-Arran Company (of Market Road, Brodick, Isle of Arran, KA27 8AU) with an approximate value of £80. [Registered 30 October 2008]

On 10 October 2008 I received a gift box from Arran Aromatics (of The Home Farm, Brodick, Isle of Arran, KA27 8DD) with an approximate value of £95. [Registered 30 October 2008]

During the week commencing 20 October 2008 I received a Festival Pass from Voices in Paisley 2008 (of Mirren Chambers (4th Floor), 41 Gauze Street, Paisley,

PA1 1EX) with a value of £60. [Registered 30 October 2008]

On 26 January 2009, at the invitation of the Site Director, I attended a tour of the Diageo Bottling Plant (500 Renfrew Road, Shieldhall, Glasgow G51 4SA) and received a bottle of Tanqueray Gin and a “Whisky Taster Pack” to the approximate value of £70. [Registered 3 February 2009]

On 7 March 2009, I received a gift of a pashmina valued at approximately £20 from the Scottish Women‟s Convention after speaking at their event in the Scottish Parliament. The Convention is funded by the Scottish Government to support the women‟s agenda in Scotland. It is an independent body with its own staff. [Registered 19 March 2009]

On 19 May 2009, during a visit to Peterhead Harbour, I received a box of haddock with an approximate value of £30 from Mr John Wallace, Chief Executive, Peterhead Port Authority (Harbour Offices, West Pier, Peterhead AB42 1DW). [Registered 22 May 2009]

On 11 January 2010 I received two bottles of wine, one of which was for my researcher, as Christmas presents from a constituent. I estimate the total value of these two bottles of wine to be £20. [Registered 14 January 2010]

On 27 January 2010 I spoke at the West of Scotland College Burns lunch within the college premises in Glasgow and was presented with a gift of a presentation box containing a set of three Sheaffer writing instruments with an estimated value of £80 and a flower arrangement with an estimated value of £20 from the West of Scotland College. [Registered 22 February 2010]

On 18 June 2010 I received two gift bags for myself and an aide from Bioforce UK, Irvine. The gift bags contained a selection of company products of a combined estimated value of less than £100. [Registered 30 June 2010]

On 25 June 2010 I received a selection of cold meat products, valued at no more than £20, from Browns Food Group, Kirkconnel. [Registered 6 July 2010]

On 25 June 2010 I received a member‟s scarf, valued at £10, from the Royal Highland and Agricultural Society Scotland. [Registered 6 July 2010]

On 22 September 2010 I had a meeting with Mr Steven Chu, Commercial Representative of the Taiwan government in Scotland. I was presented with a gift of a book, a box of tea and a Taiwanese vase, with a total estimated value not exceeding £100. [Registered 7 October 2010]

On 3 September 2010 I visited Keith Kilt School, Keith and received a gift of a tartan handbag with an estimated value of £79. [Registered 7 October 2010]

On 25 September 2010 I spoke to the National Women‟s Register (West of Scotland) lunch, to celebrate their golden jubilee. I was presented with garden centre gift vouchers to the value of £50. [Registered 7 October 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Charlie Gordon Constituency/Region: Glasgow Cathcart Date on which initial statement lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I am a Non Executive Director at Hampden Park Ltd (Letherby Drive, Glasgow) a stadium operation. I work for one hour per month for which I receive remuneration paid in kind i.e. tickets and hospitality for most major events at the stadium valued between £501 and £1,000 per annum.

On 7 November 2007 I gave a speech at the Society of Personnel Directors Scotland Conference for which I received a gift of a book and a bottle of whiskey valued at approximately £50. The costs of accommodation and evening meal at the Conference hotel were valued at £200 and together with the gifts were provided by the Society of Personnel Directors Scotland. The Society of Personnel Directors Scotland is a society of Senior Personnel Officers who consider Local Government personnel management matters and whose secretary is based at Angus Council. The value of this remuneration entry therefore falls within the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 17 December 2007]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property I own a flat in Glasgow with a market value of between £25,001 and £100,000 from which I receive gross income of between £0.00 and £5,000 per annum.

I own a flat in Glasgow with a market value of between £200,001 and £250,000 from which I receive gross income of between £0.00 and £5,000 per annum.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a founding Fellow of the Institute of Contemporary Scotland.

I am a member of the GMB Union.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Christine Grahame Constituency/Region: South Of Scotland Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 5 June 2007 Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I occasionally provide political commentary on the Politics Show for Scottish Media Group, Glasgow. For this work I received up to £500 per annum, more specifically £75 per appearance. (Registered 28 June 2007, Amended interest 5 February 2008).

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits On 26 September 2009 I attended the screening of a documentary in Holland related to the Lockerbie bombing. Accommodation costs of approximately £350 for my PA and myself were met by the Dutch public service broadcaster VPRO (of Sumatralaan 49, 1217GP Hilversum, Netherlands). [Registered 28 September 2009]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary [Ceased interest removed from entry: 28 September 2009]

Member of the Galashiels Chamber of Commerce.

Life member of the Campaign for Borders Rail.

Patron of the Scottish charity HART (Heart of Risk Testing).

Patron of Jam, a charity for music in the community, based in the Borders.

Honorary Vice President of the Federation of Student Nationalists.

Member of the Scottish Pensions Association.

Member of the Capital Credit Union, which is based in Edinburgh and accepts membership from people living and working within Edinburgh, the Lothians and the Scottish Borders.

On 27 June 2007 I attended the Scottish Parliamentary Journalists Association dinner as a guest of Fleischman Hillard. This gift is valued at less than £520 (Registered 28 June 2007).

On 3 February 2008 I attended the Scotland v France rugby match as a guest of the Scottish Rugby Union. The total value of the ticket and hospitality was £100. [Registered 5 February 2008]

Member of the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals [Registered 3 February 2009]

Member of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds [Registered 3 February 2009]

Member of the Royal Botanic Garden (from 31 March 2009) [Registered 24 April 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Rhoda Grant Constituency/Region: Highlands and Islands Date on which initial statement lodged: 31 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I participated in an opinion survey carried out by Ipsos MORI (of Kings House, Kymberley Road, Harrow HA1 1PT). I received no direct payment or expenses. Ipsos MORI (who offer a range of quantitative and qualitative research services) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of their clients. Ipsos MORI Scotland donated £50 to Skye and Lochalsh Young Carers and £50 to TYKES (a young carers group in Sutherland) in December 2007 therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 20 December 2007]

I participated in an opinion survey carried out by Ipsos MORI (of Kings House, Kymberley Road, Harrow HA1 1PT). I received no direct payment or expenses. Ipsos MORI (who offer a range of quantitative and qualitative research services) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of their clients. Ipsos MORI Scotland donated £75 to Skye and Lochalsh Young Carers in October 2010 therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 11 October 2010]

I participated in a survey carried out by ComRes (of 4 Millbank, London SW1P 3JA) in November 2010. I received no direct payment. ComRes (a market research company) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of their clients. ComRes will donate £50 to Skye and Lochalsh Young Carers, therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 10 November 2010]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship From 14 December 2009 I received support from Unison (a trade union of 14 West Campbell Street, Glasgow) in connection with the development of a Member’s Bill. Unison has agreed to provide a total of £5,000 in support over the duration of the Bill’s passage through Parliament. Of the £5,000 provided by Unison, £800 has been paid direct to James Clark (who had previously been assisting me with the Bill in a voluntary capacity) for the preparation of a consultation document. A further £3,600 of the support from Unison will be used as a contribution to costs for drafting the Bill and legal support through the parliamentary process. Of this £500 has already been paid to James Clark for drafting the Bill. I anticipate that the remaining £3,100 will also be paid direct to James Clark for further drafting and legal support. The remaining £600 of the £5,000 provided by Unison has been used to fund research work to provide background information for publicity materials. On 21 December 2010 Unison paid Catriona Burness directly for this work. This sponsorship therefore falls within the bandwidth of between £3,001 - £5,000. I have also received support in relation to the development of my Member’s Bill from Clare Connelly, a legal academic and solicitor. This support was provided by Clare Connelly in a voluntary capacity, in her own time and free of charge. [Registered 18 December 2009, Amended interest 26 January 2010, Amended Interest 12 January 2011]

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property I own a flat in Edinburgh with a market value of between £100,001 and £150,000 from which I received gross income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum. As of 14 December 2007 I no longer receive rental income from this property and I consider this property to be a residential home. [Registered 31 May 2007, Amended interest 24 July 2007, Amended interest 20 December 2007]

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a member of the Scottish Co-operative Party [Registered 28 May 2008]

I am a member of UNISON [Registered 29 May 2008]

From 14 September 2009 until the end of Session 3 I will receive administrative support from a Christian Action Research and Education (CARE) intern. The nominal costs to CARE of providing this intern fall below the threshold for registration. [Registered 6 October 2009]

On 18 July 2010, I attended, along with my husband, the Open Golf Championship at St. Andrews, as guests of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club. The gift included two one day tickets valued at £60 and parking valued at £10. During the course of the day we received access to the R&A marquee and a tour of the BBC broadcasting suite. I consider that the total value of this gift falls below the threshold for registration. [Registered 30 July 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Iain Gray Constituency/Region: East Lothian Date on which initial statement lodged: 15 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship On 26 August 2008 and 12 September 2008 I received two donations of £1,000 from the East Lothian Constituency Labour Party (of 65 High Street, Tranent). The purpose of these two donations was to pay for expenses incurred in the Labour Leadership campaign. The donation of £1,000 received on 26 August 2008 was previously registered on 29 August 2008 in the registrable category of gifts. The monetary value of this sponsorship therefore falls within the £1,001 to £2,000 bandwidth. [Registered 18 September 2008]

Gifts On 1 August 2008 a donation of between £501 and £1,000 (specifically £800) was made to the Iain Gray Campaign (Election of Leader of Labour in Scottish Parliament) by Prestonpans Labour Party (c/o P O’Brien). [Registered 26 August 2008]

On 20 August 2008 I received a donation of between £1,001 and £2,000 (specifically £1,500) from the Prestonpans Labour Party Social Club (of Kirk Street, Prestonpans, EH32 9EA). This gift was for the purpose of paying for expenses incurred by the Iain Gray Campaign in the election of Leader of Labour in the Scottish Parliament. [Registered 26 August 2008]

On 20 August 2008 I received a donation of between £501 and £1,000 (specifically £1,000) from Lewis Moonie. This gift was for the purpose of paying for leadership campaign expenses for the Iain Gray Campaign (Election of Leader of Labour in Scottish Parliament). [Registered 26 August 2008]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 18 September 2009]

On 11 September 2008 I received a donation of between £501 and £1,000 (specifically £940) from the Haddington Branch Labour Party (c/o D Bryceland). This gift was for the purposes of paying for expenses incurred in the Labour Leadership Campaign. [Registered 18 September 2008].

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Director and Chairman of East Lothian Care and Accommodation Project (ELCAP). This is an unremunerated voluntary position. I resigned from the board of ELCAP on 31 August 2009. [Registered 15 May 2007, Amended interest 20 January 2010]

Ex-officio trustee of East Lothian Community Development Trust. This is an unremunerated position. [Registered 15 May 2007, Amended interest 18 September 2008]

Member: Amicus/Unite Trade Union.

On 29 July 2008 a donation of £520 was made to the Iain Gray Campaign (Election of Leader of Labour in Scottish Parliament) by Richard Baker. [Registered 26 August 2008]

On 1 August 2008 I received a donation of £500 from George Foulkes to pay for leadership election expenses for the Iain Gray Campaign (Election of Leader of Labour in Scottish Parliament). [Registered 26 August 2008]

On 10 August 2008 I received a donation of £500 from Robert and Rena Gray to pay for leadership campaign expenses for the Iain Gray Campaign (Election of Leader of Labour in Scottish Parliament). [Registered 26 August 2008]

On 12 September 2008 I received a donation of £500 from Gordon Dalyell to pay for expenses incurred in the Labour Leadership campaign. [Registered 18 September 2008]

On 19 May 2009 I received from Musselburgh Racecourse two annual memberships for the racecourse. The total monetary value of the memberships was £302.40 [Registered 21 May 2009]

I received a donation from EDF (Torness Power Station) of £333.37 to cover the production costs of my annual Christmas card. The donation was paid directly to the printer on 11 January 2010 to produce the card designed by a local school pupil. [Registered 20 January 2010]

On 12 January 2010 I received a donation from Unite the Union of £150 towards the postage costs for the distribution of my annual Christmas card and the purchase of prizes for the competition winners. [Registered 20 January 2010]

On 2 September 2010 I received a gift of malt whisky with glasses and a china vase from the Director General of the Taipei Representative Office in the UK’s Edinburgh office. This gift has a value of approximately £100. [Registered 9 September 2010]

On 12 December 2010 I received a donation of £481 from Scotmid Co-operative towards the production and postage costs of my annual Christmas Card, designed by a local school pupil. [Registered 22 December 2010]

On 7 January 2011 I received from Musselburgh Racecourse an honourary annual membership (plus guest) for the racecourse. The total monetary value of the memberships was £340. [Registered 10 January 2011]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Robin Harper Constituency/Region: Lothians Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration [Ceased interest removed from entry: 21 March 2011]

As Rector of Aberdeen University, Aberdeen I could receive travelling expenses of up to £500 per annum. My period as Rector terminated in 2008 and I have not received any remuneration since then. I did not claim any remuneration or expenses during my term as Rector. [Registered 5 June 2007, Amended interest 29 January 2010, Amended interest 17 March 2011]

On 11 February 2011 I became a Member of the Board of Trustees of the National Trust for Scotland (of Hermiston Quay, 5 Cultins Road, Edinburgh, EH11 4DF). The National Trust for Scotland works for the conservation of the built and cultural heritage of Scotland, and places of historical interest or natural beauty, in the public interest. I estimate that I will receive expenses of up to £500 per annum for carrying out this role. [Registered 21 February 2011]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts On Sunday 8 February 2009, I attended a lunch at Edinburgh Castle which included a briefing on a Bio Fuel project, followed by attendance at the Scotland v Wales Six Nations rugby international at Murrayfield Stadium. I was accompanied by my wife. The cost of the lunch was

£280 per person. Tickets for the North Stand at Murrayfield Stadium were £45 each. Therefore, the total cost of lunch and attendance at the rugby was £650, within the bandwidth of between £501 and £1,000. All costs were met by the event hosts, Adfirmate Ltd (a business consultancy with an interest in renewables and bioenergy, of Duchess House, 18-19 Warren Street, London W1T 5LR). [Registered 25 February 2009]

On 6 October 2010 I received a gift of a large artwork (a photographic image of Suilven) from Scottish Renewables Forum (a forum of key players with interests in the development of renewables in Scotland, of 3rd Floor, 49 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 2DL) and the Cross- Party Group on Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in recognition of 10 years as convener. The value of the artwork is within the bandwidth of between £501 and £1000. [Registered 9 November 2010]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property I own a flat in Edinburgh with a market value of between £100,001 - £150,000. As of 5 April 2010 I receive a gross rental income between £5,001 - £10,000 per annum. [Registered 7 June 2007, Amended interest 20 April 2010]

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Member of Friends of the Earth (Scotland).

Member of Greenpeace.

Member of World Wildlife Fund.

Member of Scottish Wildlife Trust.

Member of the National Trust.

Member of RSPB.

Member of Historic Scotland.

Member of Buglife.

Member of Borders Woodland Trust.

Member of Carrifran Trust.

Member of BTCV.

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 21 March 2011]

Patron of Forth Children’s Theatre Co.

Patron of Savoy Opera Company.

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 21 March 2011]

Unremunerated Director of Theatre Workshop, Edinburgh.

Unremunerated Director of Sounds of the Future Company.

Unremunerated Director of the Scottish Lime Centre. As of 1 April 2009 this is a ceased interest. [Registered 5 June 2007, Amended interest 12 June 2010, Ceased interest 12 June 2010]

I am a Non-Executive Director of Jenny Carter Communications for which I receive no remuneration, expenses or benefit in kind. [Registered 3 October 2007]

I am an honorary Fellow of the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland. [Registered 26 November 2008]

Member of the Soil Association. [Registered 21 January 2009]

Member of the Bumble Bee Conservation Trust. [Registered 29 January 2010]

Member of Play Scotland. [Registered 29 January 2010]

Honorary Vice President of the Arboricultural Association. [Registered 29 January 2010]

As of 21 May 2010 I am the owner of a small plot of land surrounded by the Menie Estate in Aberdeenshire. The total value of the land (the title of which is divided between over 60 people) is approximately £2,000 and the value of my share of the land is approximately £33. I do not receive any rental income in connection with this land. [Registered 26 May 2010]

I am Vice-President of the Royal Environmental Health Institute of Scotland. I do not receive any remuneration in relation to this position. [Registered 12 June 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Christopher Harvie Constituency/Region: Mid Scotland and Fife Date on which initial statement lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I was employed as Professor of British and Irish Studies at the University of Tübingen, by the Government of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. I worked full time for which I received remuneration of between £45,001 and £50,000 per annum. Since election on 4 May 2007 I took unpaid study leave which became early retirement in October 2007, a year ahead of the due date. I continue to visit Tübingen for the purposes of student advice and examination for which I do not receive any remuneration or expenses. [Registered 7 June 2007, Amended interest 30 April 2009]

As an author of history books, I have a number of contracts for (small) advances or reprints of earlier works etc from publishers such as Oxford University Press, 59 Great Clarendon Street, Oxford OX1 1UP, Edinburgh University Press, Verso Publications (New Left Books), Meard Street, London and Argyll Publishing, Glendaruel. I expect to receive total remuneration of between £2,000 to £3,000 per annum. This may be accompanied by invitations to give lectures, examine, review books also for small sums of money. I will register such transactions as they occur. [Registered 7 June 2007, Amended interest 22 April 2009]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Once a month during vacations, and otherwise occasionally, I travel to Germany to counsel and examine students. I pay for my own travel and accommodation. [Registered 7 June 2007, Amended interest 30 April 2009]

I have been, since 2002, the Honorary President of the Scottish Association of Public Transport, an umbrella organisation of public transport providers, users, trade unions, academics and environmental activists. This post is unpaid and I claim no expenses.

I am an advisor to the Friedrich-Ebert Stiftung in Germany, for whom I organise an annual conference on regionalism. This position is unpaid and I receive no expenses.

I serve on the Board of the European Centre of Federalism Studies at Tübingen, as Honorary Professor of Scottish History at Strathclyde University, and of Politics at the University of Wales: Aberystwyth. Whilst these positions are without salary or expenses payments they may periodically result in offers of remuneration through examining, guest lectures, etc. I will register any such remuneration as it occurs.

I transferred £100,000 of my capital to Argyll Publishing (of Glendaruel, Argyll) in the form of a loan paying 5% over 4 years. The loan has been made to assist Argyll Publishing to develop the range of activities they are able to undertake in relation to works that they publish and I am not able to direct the company in the use of this loan.

Argyll Publishing has published works of which I am the author but there is no expectation or requirement that the loan is used to assist with the promotion of my works. I will not be undertaking any work for Argyll Publishing. [Registered 5 April 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Patrick Harvie Constituency/Region: Glasgow Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I was a member of the Yellow School Bus Commission (of B210, Macmillan House, Paddington Station, London, W2 1TY), a temporary working group examining the issue of dedicated home-school bus transport in the UK. The group produced a report which is available at www.ysbcommission.com and has engaged in discussion with UK, devolved and local governments about its findings. I attended three meetings in London, two in Edinburgh, and two in Glasgow. I also participated in a number of phone conferences. The level of remuneration received falls within the £1,001 to £2,000 per annum bandwidth, in the form of train fares to London. [Registered 2 September 2009]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits 31 March – 4 April 2004: participated in the Inter- European Parliamentary Forum on Population and Development, held in Ankara and Istanbul, Turkey. Flights, accommodation and incidental expenses, approximate value 1,072 euros (£734.00) were met through funding from the United Nations Population Fund.

10 – 12 February 2006: participated in a training event in Budapest, Hungary. Jointly organised by Catholics for Free Choice and the Inter-European Parliamentary Forum on Population and Development (IEPFPD). Accommodation (approx £83.18), meals (approx £111.10) and taxis (£28.50) were met by Catholics for Free Choice and IEPFPD. Travel costs of £550.18 were paid by the IEPFPD .

19 – 20 November 2006: participated in the International Parliamentarians' Conference on the Implementation of the International Conference on Population and Development Programme for Action in Bangkok, Thailand. Costs were met jointly by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the Inter-European Parliamentary Forum on Population and Development (IEPFPD), and amounted to £1628 (travel) and £356 (accommodation and meals).

From 16 – 23 May 2009 I visited Zambia to participate in a study tour on HIV/AIDS and reproductive health in Zambia. The costs of my travel, accommodation and incidental expenses came to approximately £1627 ($2643) and were met by: the European Parliamentary Forum on Population and Development (a Brussels- based Parliamentary network for the 25 all-party groups in Parliaments throughout Europe that focus on improving sexual and reproductive health and rights at home and abroad, of 23 Rue Montoyer, B-1000 Brussels, Belgium); the Swedish Association for Sexuality Education (an organisation in Sweden in the field of sexual and reproductive health and rights, of Medborgarplatsen 3, 10th floor, Box 4331, 102 67 Stockholm); Youthvision Zambia (a youth led non- governmental organisation dedicated to promote, defend, and advocate for adolescent sexual and reproductive health and rights in Zambia, of 15th Floor Findeco House, Cairo Road, PO Box 37709 Lusaka, Lusaka 10101); and the Planned Parenthood Association of Zambia (an organisation providing family planning services in Zambia, of Plot 4592 (No. 11) Nkanchibaya Road, Off Addis Ababa Drive, Rhodes Park, Zambia). [Registered 18 June 2009]

From 19 July – 6 August 2010 I participated in the International Visitors' Leadership Program in the United States, a three week study programme principally examining US policy on climate change. The costs of meals, travel and accommodation within the US, and

occasional expenses, were met by the US Department of State Cultural Affairs Division (of 2201 C Street NW, Washington, DC 20520) to a total of $8,100 which, on 19 July 2010, was equivalent to £5,316. The costs of travel to and from the US were met by me. [Registered 6 September 2010]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Unremunerated member of the Board of Glasgay, an arts festival in Glasgow organised by Gala Scotland Ltd, a charitable body.

Honorary associate of the National Secular Society.

Member and personal supporter of Friends of the Earth.

Member and personal supporter of Greenpeace.

Member and personal supporter of Equalities Network.

Member and personal supporter of Stonewall.

Member and personal supporter of Amnesty.

Member and personal supporter of the Humanist Society of Scotland.

On 11 January 2010, I visited the Newcastle offices of eaga plc, to meet members of their team and discuss issues relating to home energy efficiency and fuel poverty. I was accompanied on the visit by a member of my staff. The costs of a train fare, metro ticket and dinner, to a total of approximately £150 for both me and my staff member, were met by eaga plc. [Registered 18 January 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Hugh Henry Constituency/Region: Paisley South Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary No registrable interests.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Jamie Hepburn Constituency/Region: Central Scotland Date on which initial statement lodged: 31 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts On 31 July 2009 I hosted an information session jointly with EAGA plc, a provider of residential energy efficiency solutions, of EAGA House, Archbold Terrace, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 1DB, at Cumbernauld Town Hall, at which a number of organisations were present. The purpose of the session was to provide advice to members of the public, primarily on energy efficiency. The approximate total cost of the event was £1100. These costs were met by EAGA. [Registered 28 July 2009]

On 16 March 2010 I and my Parliamentary Assistant attended a buffet lunch and presentation hosted by the Director General of the Taipei Representative Office in the UK (Edinburgh Office) (an organisation representing the interests of Taiwan and the views of the Taiwanese government in Scotland of 1 Melville Street, Edinburgh, EH3 7PE) together with approximately 50 representatives of Cumbernauld Action Care for the Elderly who had been invited by the Director General at my suggestion. The event took place at Mings

Restaurant in Cumbernauld. The total cost of the event was £570 which was met by the Taipei Representative Office in the UK. [Registered 23 March 2010] Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I hold 200 shares in AMP.

Member of Amnesty International.

Member of Jags Trust.

Member of The Poverty Alliance (registered 26 June 2007).

I am a member of the 1820 Society (registered 5 July 2007).

On 13 September I attended the Clyde v Partick Thistle game at Broadwood Stadium as a guest of North Lanarkshire Council who met the costs of the tickets, hospitality and transport to and from the ground. The value of this gift is estimated to be below £540. [Registered 30 September 2008]

I am a member of Parliamentarians for Nuclear Non- proliferation and Disarmament. [Registered 30 September 2008]

On 28 October 2008 I met with the Ukrainian Consul in Edinburgh and received a gift of two bottles of vodka and a book. The value of this gift is estimated to be below £540. [Registered 28 October 2008]

I am a member of the Scottish Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. [Registered 3 March 2009]

On 29 July 2009 I received a gift of a decorative vase from Steven, R.Y. Chu, Director General of the Taipei Representative Office in the United Kingdom, Edinburgh Office. The value of this gift is estimated to be below £560. [Registered 29 July 2009]

On 7 September 2009 I received a gift of a copy of “An incredible journey…the First story” and an umbrella from First Bus Glasgow. The value of this gift is estimated to be below £560. [Registered 7 September 2009]

I received a gift of a personalised bottle of whisky in a presentation box with two whisky glasses by the company Matisse, through the Taipei Representative Office in Edinburgh, to mark to establishment of the Cross Party Group on Taiwan, of which I am a member. The value of this gift is estimated to be below £570. [Registered 25 May 2010]

On 23 July 2010 I was presented with a copy of “Airdrie Savings Bank – A History” by the Chief Executive of Airdrie Savings Bank on a visit to the bank’s headquarters. I estimate the value of the book to be in the region of £20. [Registered 23 July 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Jim Hume Constituency/Region: South of Scotland Date on which initial statement lodged: 4 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I am a local government councillor for Scottish Borders Council, of Newton St Boswells, Melrose. I work 36 hours per week for which I receive remuneration of between £15,001 and £20,000 per annum. [Registered 4 June 2007, Amended interest 14 April 2008]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 26 October 2010]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 26 October 2010]

I am a partner of John Hume and Son, a farming firm of Sundhope, Yarrow, Selkirk, TD7 5NF from which I receive gross income of between £1,001 - £2,000. [Registered 26 January 2011]

Related Undertaking I am an unremunerated partner of John Hume and Son, a farming firm of Sundhope, Yarrow, Selkirk, TD7 5NF. As of 5 April 2010 I receive income from this partnership and the interest has therefore been registered in the Remuneration category. [Registered 20 July 2009, Amended interest 26 January 2011, Ceased interest, 26 January 2011]

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits From 31 October to 3 November 2009 I visited Syria on a fact-finding visit on humanitarian grounds regarding around 5,000 refugees located between the Syria and Iraq border. During the trip, I along with colleagues, made representations to the President of Syria, the United Nations Commission on Refugees (UNHCR) and met with representatives in the refugee camps. The costs of the trip, including flights, food and accommodation were £1,300 and were met by the Palestinian Return Centre, an independent consultancy focusing on historical, political and legal aspects of Palestinian refugees (of 100H Crown House, North Circular Road, London, NW10 7PN). [Registered 7 January 2010]

Heritable property I own, with my wife, a flat in Edinburgh with a market value of between £200,001 and £250,000 from which I receive gross income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum, but a net income to myself of £1,555 at 5 April 2010. [Registered 4 June 2007, Amended interest 25 March 2008, Amended interest 26 January 2010]

I own, with my wife, a house in Fife with a market value of between £25,001 and £100,000 from which I receive gross income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum, but a net income to myself of £1,400.50 at 5 April 2010. [Registered 4 June 2007, Amended interest 25 March 2008, Amended interest 26 January 2010]

I own, with my wife, a flat in Edinburgh with a market value of between £150,001 and £200,000 from which I receive gross income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum, but a net income to myself of £11.50 at 5 April 2010. [Registered 4 June 2007, Amended interest 25 March 2008, Amended interest 26 January 2010]

I own, with my wife, a flat in Edinburgh with a market value of between £100,001 and £150,000 from which I receive gross income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum, but a net income to myself of £1,413.50 at 5 April 2010. [Registered 4 June 2007, Amended interest 25 March 2008, Amended interest 26 January 2010]

I own, with my wife, a flat in Edinburgh with a market value of between £100,001 and £150,000 from which I receive gross income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum, but a net loss to myself of £124 at 5 April 2010. [Registered 4 June 2007, Amended interest 25 March 2008, Amended interest 26 January 2010]

I own, with my wife, a flat in East Lothian with a market value of between £100,001 and £150,000 from which I receive gross income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum, but a net loss to myself of £316.50 at 5 April 2010. [Registered 4 June 2007, Amended interest 25 March 2008, Amended interest 26 January 2010]

I own, with my wife, a flat in Edinburgh with a market value of between £200,001 and £250,000 from which I receive gross income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum, but a net loss to myself of £693.50 at 5 April 2010. [Registered 4 June 2007, Amended interest 25 March 2008, Amended interest 26 January 2010]

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a member of the National Farmers Union of Scotland.

Between February 2007 and 4 May 2007 I was Director of the National Farmers Union of Scotland. Although this post is remunerated I received no remuneration or expenses.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Fiona Hyslop Constituency/Region: Lothians Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a Trustee of ‘River Kids’ charity in West Lothian which raises funds for the benefit of children in need in West Lothian.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Adam Ingram Constituency/Region: South Of Scotland Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary No registrable interests.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Cathy Jamieson Constituency/Region: Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 30 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I am the Member of Parliament for Kilmarnock and Loudoun, and receive between £65,000 - £70,000 per annum from the House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. During the time that I hold the offices of both MSP for Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley and MP for Kilmarnock and Loudoun, I will donate my MSP salary, which is one third of the standard MSP salary, in equal amounts to the charities Who Cares? Scotland and Combat Stress. I attend meetings at the House of Commons on a weekly basis when it is in session. My UK parliamentary allowances and expenses will be made publicly available on the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority website at www.ipsa-home.org.uk. [Registered 12 June 2010]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship I currently receive secretarial support by providing a work placement for a trainee on the Conduit programme. The trainee began work placement on 29 May 2007 which is anticipated to end on 28 August 2007. This sponsorship has a monetary value of between £1,001 and £2,000. The trainee receives £96.30 per week paid by East Ayrshire Council on behalf of the Conduit Project.

I have received sponsorship in the form of secretarial support by providing a work placement (14 April – 5 November 2004) for a trainee on the Conduit programme run by the Conduit Project. The monetary value of this sponsorship is between £3,001 and £5,000. The trainee

received £140 per week paid by East Ayrshire Council on behalf of the Conduit Project.

Between 12 February and 28 March 2008 I received clerical support in my constituency office by providing a work placement for a trainee on the Conduit programme. The monetary value of this sponsorship is between £1,001 and £2,000. The trainee receives £165 for 5 days a week from East Ayrshire Council (a local authority located at London Road, Kilmarnock, KA3 7BU). [Registered 25 February 2008]

On 18 August and 20 August 2008 I received a donation of £250 from ASLEF Edinburgh and a donation of £2000 from ASLEF Scotland respectively. ASLEF Edinburgh and ASLEF Scotland are part of the trade union ASLEF (of 9 Arkwright Road, Hampstead, London, NW3 6AB). These donations were for my campaign for the leadership of Labour in the Scottish Parliament. The monetary value of this sponsorship is therefore between £2,001 and £3,000. [Registered 1 September 2008]

Between 10 March 2009 and 24 July 2009 I have received clerical support in my constituency office by providing a work placement for a trainee on a project run by East Ayrshire Council (a local authority located at London Road, Kilmarnock, KA3 7BU). The trainee receives £175 for 5 days a week from the council, but will spend only half this time working for me in my constituency office. The monetary value of this support is between £1,001 and £2,000. [Registered 19 March 2009]

Between November 2009 and April 2010 I will receive clerical support in my constituency office by providing a work placement for a trainee on a project run by the Conduit Project, East Ayrshire Council (a local authority located at London Road, Kilmarnock, KA3 7BU). My constituency office Manager provides supervision for the trainee and assesses the trainee’s progress against measurable outcomes. The trainee receives £175 for 5 days a week from the Council, but will spend only half the time working for me in my constituency office. The monetary value of this sponsorship is between £1,001 and £2,000. [Registered 16 December 2009]

Gifts On 18 March 2007, I received from CIS Ltd hospitality and match tickets for myself and two guests to attend the final of the CIS Insurance Cup at Hampden Park. The monetary value of the gift was between £501 and £1,000.

On 16 March 2008, I received from CIS (an insurance, savings, investments and pensions company of Miller Street, Manchester M60 0AL) hospitality and match tickets for myself and one guest to attend the final of the CIS Cup Final at Hampden. The monetary value of the gift was between £501 and £1,000. On 15 March 2009 I received from the same organisation hospitality and match tickets, with a monetary value of £495.50, for myself and one guest to attend the 2009 CIS Cup Final at Hampden. On 21 March 2010 I received from the same organisation hospitality and match tickets, with a monetary value of £528.75, for myself and one guest to attend the 2010 CIS Cup Final at Hampden. I consider that these gifts constitute a series of gifts, with a total monetary value of between £1,001 and £2,000 [Registered 25 March 2008, Amended interest 9 April 2009, Amended interest 13 April 2010]

On 25 August 2008 I received £1000 from Unison Scotland (a trade union of Unison House, 14 West Campbell Street, Glasgow, G2 6RX) for my campaign for the leadership of Labour in the Scottish Parliament. The monetary value of this gift was therefore between £501 and £1,000. [Registered 1 September 2008]

On 1 September 2008 I received £1000 from the Scottish Co-operative Party (a registered political party of Robert Owen House, 87 Bath Street, Glasgow G2 2EE) for my campaign for the leadership of Labour in the Scottish Parliament. The monetary value of this gift was therefore between £501 and £1,000. [Registered 1 September 2008]

On 4 September 2008 I received £3000 from USDAW (a trade union of Central Office, 188 Wilmslow Road, Manchester, M14 6LJ) for my campaign for the leadership of Labour in the Scottish Parliament. The monetary value of this gift is therefore between £2,001 and £3,000. [Registered 9 September 2008]

On 9 April 2010 the Kilmarnock and Loudoun Constituency Labour Party (a constituency branch of the Scottish Labour Party of John Smith House, 145 West Regent Street, Glasgow G2 4RE) received £800 from Unison Scotland (a trade union of Unison House, 14 West Campbell Street, Glasgow, G2 6RX) towards expenses incurred by my candidature for the UK Parliament seat of Kilmarnock and Loudoun. The monetary value of this gift is therefore between £501 and £1,000. [Registered 12 June 2010]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I received hospitality and a match ticket from BT Scotland to attend the Scotland v Georgia Euro 2008 qualifying match at Hampden Park on 24 March 2007. The total value of the ticket and hospitality amounted to £230.

The Scottish Co-operative Party made a donation of £1500 towards expenses incurred by my candidature at the 2007 Scottish Parliament election. No payment was received by me personally but was paid directly to Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock Constituency Labour Party.

Between 2003 and 2004, I received contributions from Scottish Coal, Scottish Power and Scottish Co-op to assist with the production of a joint Christmas Card with George Foulkes MP. The contribution from each was no more than £200 in any one year.

In December 2005, I received contributions to the production of a Christmas Card from Scottish Co-op (£200), ATH Resources plc (coal producer) (£200) and Nith Valley Co-op (a gift voucher, value £40).

Between 2005 and 2006 I received secretarial and research support from volunteer interns taking part on a programme organised by the University of Edinburgh. The interns are carrying out research work as part of the programme and have received no payment from the University or myself.

I received two tickets and associated hospitality from Kilmarnock Football Club for the Elton John Concert held at Rugby Park, Kilmarnock on 26 June 2005, total value £150.

I received from Scottish Sports Futures/Scottish Rocks (pro-basketball team) tickets and hospitality for myself and 3 guests to attend a match at Braehead Arena, Glasgow on 16 April 2006. Estimated value amounts to

less than £100.

I received two tickets from Scotland football team sponsor, Tennents Lager, to attend the Scotland v France Euro 2008 qualifying match on 7 October 2006 at Hampden Park. Estimated value amounts to less than £100.

I am a member of the Transport and General Workers Union.

I am a Trustee of the Barony ‘A’ Frame Trust.

I am a Patron of Cumnock Osteoporosis Group

I am a Patron of Girvan Youth Trust.

I received a gift from the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of 2 one day passes for the UK Open Golf Championship for 21 July 2007. The value of this gift is £100 [Registered 3 August 2007].

On 13 October 2007 I attended the Scotland v Ukraine football match at Hampden Park as a guest of BT Scotland. I estimate that the value of the hospitality and match ticket to be £230. [Registered 30 October 2007]

On 19 January 2008, I and a guest attended the West Sound Burns Supper in Glasgow as guests of Stagecoach Ayr. The value of the two Burns supper tickets was £140. [Registered 7 February 2008]

On 26 January 2008, I and two guests attended the Kilmarnock V Dundee Utd match as guests of the match sponsors ATH Resources Ltd. The total value of the tickets and hospitality was £320. [Registered 7 February 2008]

On 13 August 2008 I received £500 from Mr E Jackson for my campaign for the leadership of Labour in the Scottish Parliament. [Registered 1 September 2008]

On 13 August 2008 I received £300 from Mr D Barrenger for my campaign for the leadership of Labour in the Scottish Parliament. [Registered 1 September 2008]

On 15 August 2008 I received an interest free loan of £4101.07 from Mr H Henry for the purposes of paying for printing and mailing costs for my campaign for the leadership of Labour in the Scottish Parliament. This loan

was repaid on 11 September 2008. I estimate that the value of the interest (that could have been charged on the loan but was not) would fall below the financial threshold for registering gifts. [Registered 1 September 2008]

On 25 August 2008 I received £250 from East Ayrshire Council Labour Group for my campaign for the leadership of Labour in the Scottish Parliament. [Registered 2 September 2008]

On 15 September 2008 a donation of £500 from Mr W McCrindle was made to my campaign for the leadership of Labour in the Scottish Parliament. [Registered 17 September 2008]

I received a gift from the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of 2 one day passes, including courtesy parking and lunch, for the Open Golf Championship at Turnberry on 17 July 2009. I estimate the total value of this gift to be approximately £150. [Registered 13 August 2009]

A Constituency Plan agreement is in place between the Scottish Co-operative Party (a registered political party of Robert Owen House, 87 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 2EE) and the Kilmarnock and Loudoun Constituency Labour Party (a constituency branch of the Scottish Labour Party of John Smith House, 145 West Regent Street, Glasgow G2 4RE). Whilst the agreement does not require to be registered with the Scottish Parliament or the UK Parliament, the funds provided through it are used to support the work of the constituency party and therefore I wish to register the agreement in the interests of openness and transparency. The agreement in place in 2010 makes £1520 of funds available. [Registered 12 June 2010]

The Kilmarnock and Loudoun Constituency Labour Party (a constituency branch of the Scottish Labour Party of John Smith House, 145 West Regent Street, Glasgow G2 4RE) received £500 from the Scottish Co-operative Party (a registered political party of Robert Owen House, 87 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 2EE) towards expenses incurred by my candidature for the UK Parliament seat of Kilmarnock and Loudoun. [Registered 12 June 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Alex Johnstone Constituency/Region: North East Scotland Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 30 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property I own agricultural land in Aberdeenshire with a market value of between £250,001 and £300,000. I receive gross income from this land of between £0.00 and £5,000 per annum.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a member of the National Farmers Union of Scotland.

I am a member of the Scottish Rural Property and

Business Association.

I am a Trustee of the Scottish Countryside Alliance Educational Trust, a recognised charity which aims to reconnect young people of Scotland with the countryside. This position is unremunerated and I do not claim any expenses in undertaking this position.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: James Kelly Constituency/Region: Glasgow Rutherglen Date on which initial statement lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration In October 2007, I participated in a survey run by Ipsos Mori (of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). I did not receive any direct remuneration or expenses. Ipsos Mori (a surveys and opinion poll company) donated a £100 fee in December 2007 to Camglen Fairtrade Forum (£50) and Stonelaw Nursery Group (£50). The survey took one hour to complete. [Registered 20 December 2007]

In November 2007, I participated in a survey run by ComRes. I did not receive any direct remuneration or expenses. ComRes (a surveys and opinion poll company based at 28 Broadway, London SW1H 9JX) donated a £50 fee on 22 January 2008 to the Upstairs Kids Club (Cambuslang Training and Enterprise Centre, 1-15 Main Street, Cambuslang G72 7EX) therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. The survey took one hour to complete. [Registered 7 February 2008]

In May 2008, I participated in a survey run by ComRes. I did not receive any direct remuneration or expenses. ComRes (a surveys and opinion poll company based at 28 Broadway, London SW1H 9JX) donated a £50 fee on 17 June 2008 to St Brigid’s Primary School, 4 Glenmore Avenue, Toryglen, Glasgow, G42 0EH. Therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. The survey took one hour to complete. [Registered 17 June 2008]

In October 2008 I participated in a survey run by Ipsos MORI (of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). I did not receive any direct remuneration or expenses. Ipsos MORI (a surveys and opinion poll company) donated a £100 fee in December 2008 to High Hopes Club, Rutherglen (£50) and St Mark’s Primary, Rutherglen

(£50). This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. The survey took one hour to complete. [Registered 5 December 2008]

In November 2008, I participated in a survey run by ComRes. I did not receive any direct remuneration or expenses. ComRes (a surveys and opinion poll company based at 28 Broadway, London SW1H 9JX) donated a £50 fee in February 2009 to the Cambuslang Childcare Project (Ivybank Avenue, Halfway Cambuslang, G72 8SQ) therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. The survey took one hour to complete. [Registered 20 February 2009]

In March 2009, I participated in a survey run by ComRes. I did not receive any direct remuneration or expenses. On 11 May 2009 ComRes (a surveys and opinion poll company based at 28 Broadway, London SW1H 9JX) donated a £50 fee to Calderwood Primary (Buchanan Drive, Rutherglen, G73 3PQ), therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. The survey took one hour to complete. [Registered 16 May 2009]

In September 2009, I participated in a survey run by Ipsos Mori (of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). I did not receive any direct remuneration or expenses. Ipsos Mori (a surveys and opinion poll company) donated a £75 fee in November 2009 to Bankhead Primary (of Bankhead Road, Rutherglen, G73 2BQ) therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. The survey took one hour to complete. [Registered 9 November 2009]

In October 2010, I participated in a survey run by Ipsos Mori (of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). I did not receive any direct remuneration or expenses. Ipsos Mori (a surveys and opinion poll company) donated a £75 fee, in November 2010, to Overton Tenants and Residents Association, therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. The survey took one hour to complete. [Registered 27 November 2010]

In November 2010, I participated in a survey run by ComRes. I did not receive any remuneration or expenses. In January 2011 ComRes (a surveys and opinion poll company based at Broadway, London. SW1H 9JX) donated a fee to West End Tenants and Residents Association based in Rutherglen, therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth.

The survey took one hour to complete. [Registered 28 January 2011]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts On 16 March 2008, I received from CIS Insurance Ltd (an insurance, savings, investments and pension company located at Miller Street, Manchester, M60 0AL) hospitality and match tickets for myself and one guest to attend the final of the CIS Insurance Cup at Hampden Park. The monetary value of the gift is between £501 and £1000. [Registered 27 March 2008]

On 15 March 2009 I received from Co-operative Financial Services (an insurance, savings, investments and pension company located at 1 Balloon Street, Manchester, M60 4EP) hospitality and match tickets for myself and one guest to attend the Co-operative Insurance Cup Final at Hampden Park. The total monetary value of hospitality and tickets was £495. On 21 March 2010 I received from the same organisation hospitality and match tickets for myself and a guest to attend the CIS Cup Final at Hampden. The total monetary value of hospitality and tickets was £529. These gifts have a total monetary value of between £1,001 and £2,000 [Registered 10 April 2010]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary On 15 March 2009 I received from Co-operative Financial Services hospitality and match tickets for myself and one guest to attend the Co-operative Insurance Cup Final at Hampden Park. The total monetary value of hospitality and tickets was £495. I consider this interest to be a ceased interest from 10 April 2010, when I registered this interest with a similar gift from Co-operative Financial Services in the registrable category of Gifts. [Registered 2 April 2009, Amended interest 10 April 2010, Ceased interest 10 April 2010]

My brother Tony Kelly is a practising solicitor and sole proprietor of the firm Taylor & Kelly, Court Solicitors, 3 Main Street, Coatbridge. [Registered 2 December 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Andrew Kerr Constituency/Region: East Kilbride Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship On 8 August 2008 and 4 September 2008 I received two donations of £3,000 and £480 respectively from A S Scaffolding (a building platforms company of 1206 Tollcross Road, Glasgow G32 8HH). The donation on 8 August 2008 was registered in the registrable category of gifts on my Register of Interests on 4 September 2008. These two donations were provided to my leadership campaign and paid into the ‘kerrforscotland’ account for which I am the only signatory. The total value of this sponsorship is therefore between £3,001 and £5,000. [Registered 25 September 2008]

Gifts As a member of the Scottish Parliament’s football team, I played in an inter-Parliamentary tournament in support of the Community Shield in London on 4 August 2007. The event was sponsored by McDonalds and the accommodation and hospitality totalled approximately £570. As part of the event I was also given a gift of six match tickets for the Community Shield with a total value of £450, I sold these tickets on behalf of a local charity with all proceeds going to the Kilbride Hospice Appeal. Therefore the total value of this gift is between £1,001 and £2,000. [Registered 7 September 2007].

On 29 September 2007 as the member of the Scottish

Parliament for the East Kilbride constituency I attended a charity event in London sponsored by Coca-Cola Enterprises, a locally based company. I anticipate that the value of the return flights to London, overnight accommodation and attendance at the event is approximately £700, that is, between £501 and £1000. [Registered 26 October 2007]

On 14 May 2008, I attended the UEFA Cup final in Manchester as a guest of A and S Scaffolding Ltd (a building and construction platforms company of 98-130 Glenpark Street, Glasgow, G31 1NZ). The value of the ticket, travel and hospitality is approximately £1500 and was met by A and S Scaffolding. The value of this gift is therefore between £1,001 and £2,000. [Registered 9 June 2008]

On 8 August 2008 a donation of £3000 was made to my leadership campaign and paid into the ‘kerrforscotland’ account by A S Scaffolding Ltd (a building platforms company of 1206 Tollcross Road, Glasgow, G32 8HH). I am the only signatory for the ‘kerrforscotland account’. The value of this gift is therefore between £2,001 and £3,000. On 4 September 2008 I received another donation of £480 from A S Scaffolding therefore this interest is now ceased as it has been registered as sponsorship. [Registered 4 September 2008, Amended interest 25 September 2008, Ceased interest 25 September 2008]

On 13 August 2008 a donation of £3,000 was made to my leadership campaign and paid into the ‘kerrforscotland’ account by Mr P McKenzie. I am the only signatory for the ‘kerrforscotland’ account. The value of this gift is therefore between £2,001 and £3,000. [Registered 4 September 2008]

On 10 September 2008, a donation of £2,500 was made to my leadership campaign and paid into the ‘kerrforscotland’ account by Mr J Montgomery. I am the only signatory for the ‘kerrforscotland’ account. The value of this gift is therefore between £2,001 and £3,000. [Registered 25 September 2008]

On 12 September 2008 a donation of £1,000 was made to my leadership campaign and paid into the ‘kerrforscotland’ account by Camelot Catering Services (a company providing services to the catering industry of 72 Coltness Street, Glasgow, G33 4JD). I am the only signatory for the ‘kerrforscotland’ account. The value of

this gift is therefore between £501 and £1,000. [Registered 25 September 2008]

On 26 August 2008 I held a fundraising dinner for my leadership campaign. Fleming Carpets (a carpet and floor coverings retailer of Unit 21, 211 Cambuslang Road, Glasgow G72 7TS) provided contributions for a raffle to the value of £300 and in addition paid £400 for a table at the dinner, received on 2 September 2008. [Registered 25 September 2008]

On 26 August 2008 I held a fundraising dinner for my leadership campaign. Benglass Ltd (a window and door manufacturing company of Unit 5 Block 1 Broad Street Glasgow G20 5BA) bought two auction prizes at a cost of £325 and in addition paid £480 for a table at the dinner, received on 3 September 2008. [Registered 25 September 2008]

On 26 August 2008 I held a fundraising dinner for my leadership campaign. Mr S Singh contributed £900 through providing and purchasing auction prizes and in addition paid £480 for a table at the dinner, received on 9 September 2008. [Registered 25 September 2008]

On 26 August 2008 I held a fundraising dinner for my leadership campaign. The Munro Partnership (optometrists and contact lens practitioners of 1050 Cathcart Road, Glasgow, G42 9XW) contributed a raffle prize to the value of £120 and in addition paid £540 for a table at the dinner, received on 20 September 2008. The value of this gift is therefore between £501 and £1,000. [Registered 7 October 2008]

On 20 September 2008 a donation of £1000 was made to my leadership campaign and paid into the ‘kerrforscotland’ account by Mr J Singh. I am the only signatory for the ‘kerrforscotland’ account. The value of this gift is therefore between £501 and £1,000. [Registered 7 October 2008]

On 13 October 2008 a donation of £1000 was made to my leadership campaign by Mr G Murphy. The value of this gift is therefore between £501 and £1,000. [Registered 10 November 2008]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a Patron of the Kilbryde Hospice Appeal.

I am a member of UNISON.

I am a member of the Co-operative Party.

On 16 March 2008 I was a guest of CIS at the CIS Cup Final. The value of the ticket and hospitality was £225 plus VAT. [Registered 31 March 2008]

On 3 April 2008 I was a guest of Rangers Football Club at the Rangers v Sporting Lisbon football game. The value of the ticket and hospitality was approximately £200. [Registered 12 May 2008]

On 12 August 2008 a donation of £250 was made to my leadership campaign and paid into the ‘kerrforscotland’ account by Ms J Baillie. I am the only signatory for the ‘kerrforscotland account’. [Registered 4 September 2008]

On 19 August 2008 a donation of £200 was made to my leadership campaign and paid into the ‘kerrforscotland’ account by Mr M Holmes. I am the only signatory for the ‘kerrforscotland’ account. [Registered 4 September 2008]

On 26 August 2008 a donation of £385 was made to my leadership campaign and paid into the ‘kerrforscotland’ account by Kirkwood Technical Recruitment (of 31 Shawton Road, Chapelton, ML10 6RY). I am the only signatory for the ‘kerrforscotland’ account. [Registered 4 September 2008]

On 27 August 2008 a donation of £200 was made to my leadership campaign and paid into the ‘kerrforscotland’ account by G and L Craig. I am the only signatory for the ‘kerrforscotland’ account. [Registered 25 September 2008]

On 3 September 2008 a donation of £500 was made to my leadership campaign and paid into the ‘kerrforscotland’ account by Mr A Wilson. I am the only signatory for the ‘kerrforscotland’ account. [Registered 25 September 2008]

On 26 August 2008 a donation of £200 was made to my leadership campaign and paid into the ‘kerrforscotland’ account by Mr B Wilson. I am the only signatory for the ‘kerrforscotland’ account. [Registered 25 September 2008]

On 26 August 2008 a donation of £200 was made to my leadership campaign and paid into the ‘kerrforscotland’ account by Mr G Redmond. I am the only signatory for the ‘kerrforscotland’ account. [Registered 25 September 2008]

On 26 August 2008 a donation of £350 was made to my leadership campaign and paid into the ‘kerrforscotland’ account by Mr R Boyle. I am the only signatory for the ‘kerrforscotland’ account. [Registered 25 September 2008]

On 10 September 2008 a donation of £400 was made to my leadership campaign by Mountdale Limited (a hotels and restaurants business). [Registered 7 October 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Bill Kidd Constituency/Region: Glasgow Date on which initial statement lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration [Ceased interest removed from entry: 26 October 2010]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary No registrable interests.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Johann Lamont Constituency/Region: Glasgow Pollok Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration On 4 October 2007 I participated in an Ipsos Mori interview. I received no direct payment or expenses. In December 2007 Ipsos Mori (an opinion research company of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH) donated £100 directly to South West Community Cycles as my nominated charity therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. [Registered 6 February 2008]

On 30th October 2008 I participated in an Ipsos Mori interview. I received no direct payment or expenses. In December 2008 Ipsos Mori (an opinion research company of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH) donated £100 directly to Mosspark Art and Crafts Club as my nominated charity therefore this remuneration falls in the 'up to £500' bandwidth. [Registered 13 January 2009]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts On 16 March 2008, I received from CIS (an insurance, savings, investments and pensions company of Miller Street, Manchester M60 0AL) hospitality and match tickets for myself and one guest to attend the final of the CIS Cup Final at Hampden. The value of the gift was between £501 and £1,000. On 15 March 2009 I received from CIS hospitality and match tickets, with a value of

£495.50, for myself and one guest to attend the 2009 CIS Cup Final at Hampden. The total value of these gifts is therefore between £1,001 and £2,000. [Registered 25 March 2008, Amended interest 15 April 2009]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a member of the Educational Institute of Scotland.

I am a member of the Transport and General Workers Union (TGWU).

I am a member of Oxfam.

I am a member of Amnesty International.

I am a member of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC).

At the 2007 Scottish Parliamentary elections, I was officially supported by the Scottish Co-operative Party. The Scottish Co-operative Party made a donation of £1000 towards expenses incurred by my candidature at the election. No payment in cash or in kind was received by me, but the above sum was made payable to Glasgow South West Constituency Labour Party.

On 9 September 2008 I received a donation of £500 from the Scottish Co-operative Party towards my expenses in relation to the Scottish Labour Party Deputy Leadership campaign. [Registered 18 September 2008]

In November 2008 I received a donation of £500 from Glasgow South West Constituency Labour Party towards my expenses in relation to the Scottish Labour Party Deputy Leadership Campaign. [Registered 13 January 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: John Lamont Constituency/Region: Roxburgh and Berwickshire Date on which initial statement lodged: 31 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration At the date of the election, 3 May 2007, I was employed by Brodies LLP, 15 Atholl Crescent, Edinburgh, as a full time senior solicitor, remuneration received was between £45,001 - £50,000. On 15 June 2007 I ceased employment with Brodies LLP.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property I own a flat in London market value over £350,000 and receive gross rental income of between £10,001- £15,000 per annum. From 15 November 2010 this is a ceased interest as I no longer own the flat or receive rental income [Amended interest 15 November 2010, Ceased interest 15 November 2010.]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 18 March 2011]

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Member of the Law Society of England and Wales.

Member of East of Scotland Rail Action Group.

On 26 November 2007 I received a gift of a cashmere jumper from Peter Scott Limited, Hawick. The value of this gift is estimated to be £200. [Registered 26 November 2007]

On 12 to 13 December 2009 I was a guest of ITV at the final of the X Factor. I estimate the value of this gift as no more than £100. [Registered 16 December 2009]

On 13 March 2010 I attended an international rugby match between Scotland and England as a guest of Scottish Power. I estimate the value of this gift (which included pre-match hospitality and a match ticket) to be no more than £100. [Registered 17 March 2010]

On 12 October 2010 I attended the Scotland v Spain football match as a guest of BT plc. I estimate the value of this gift, which included hospitality and match ticket, to be approximately £300. [Registered 14 October 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Marilyn Margaret Livingstone Constituency/Region: Kirkcaldy Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I participated in an opinion survey carried out by MORI Scotland (of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). I did not receive any direct payment or expenses. MORI Scotland (a multi specialist research company) undertook this survey on behalf of their clients. MORI Scotland donated £100 to Maggie’s Cancer Caring Charity in Fife on 18 November 2007 and therefore this remuneration falls within the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 13 December 2007]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Chairperson of the Jennifer Brown (Fife Appeal) Fundraising Committee. This position is unremunerated.

Member of the Jennifer Brown (Fife Appeal) Advisory Board. This position is unremunerated.

Unremunerated Trustee of Kingslaw Opencast Environmental Trust. The Trust is no longer in operation and I am therefore no longer a Trustee. [Registered 6 June 2007, Amended interest 1 February 2010]

Unremunerated Trustee of Kirkcaldy Renaissance Partnership.

In September 2008 I stood down as Chairperson of Kirkcaldy Area Sports Council and was appointed as Honorary President. These positions are unremunerated. [Registered 6 June 2007, Amended interest 1 February 2010]

Member of Fife Domestic Abuse Forum.

Member of UNISON.

Member of Co-operative Party.

Member of the Educational Institute of Scotland.

Member of the Church of Scotland.

Member of the Board of Trustees of the Adam Smith Foundation.

I received an award from the Scottish Chartered Institute of Building in my role as Convener of the Cross-Party Group on Construction. The award consisted of accommodation and a glass decanter. The estimated value of this gift is less than £520.

The Co-operative Party contributed £1,000 to my constituency party for my election campaign, this does not meet the requirements of the election expenses category.

I was previously employed by Fife College (now known as Adam Smith College) until 1999 and was offered the opportunity to return to the college until the election in 2003 when this offer ceased.

In December 2007 I held a Christmas Card competition

in partnership with Forth Park Hospital in aid of the Jennifer Brown (Fife Appeal). Proceeds from the cards go to Charity and I pay for the printing of the cards myself. The first three prize winners in the competition received a prize from Asda (Kirkcaldy) and the Fife Free Press. The prizes were presented to the winners at the Charity Christmas Fayre on December 9 December 2007. The total value of the prizes was less than £520. [Registered 13 December 2007]

In September 2007 I attended the Master Builders Annual Conference Dinner in Peebles as their guest of honour. I paid for my own travel and expenses. I was invited as the Chairperson of the Cross Party Group for Construction to give the vote of thanks. As is customary at the Annual Conference the Federation of Master Builders made a donation to two charities. One of these charities was the Jennifer Brown (Fife) Appeal which received a donation of £1000. [Registered 21 December 2007]

Member of the RSPB. [Registered 17 December 2008]

In December 2008 I held a Christmas Card competition in partnership with the Forth Park Hospital in aid of the Jennifer Brown (Fife) Appeal. Proceeds from the cards go to the charity and I paid for the printing of the cards and the 11 school prizes myself. The first four prize winners in the competition received a prize from the Co- op (Kirkcaldy), the Fife Free Press, Mgt and Asda (Kirkcaldy). The prizes were presented to the winners at a Charity Christmas Fayre on 6 December 2008. The total value of the prizes was less than £520. [Registered 17 December 2008]

In December 2009 I held a Christmas Card competition in partnership with the Forth Park Hospital in aid of the Jennifer Brown (Fife) Appeal. Proceeds from the cards go to the charity and I paid for the printing of the cards and the 11 school prizes myself. The first four prize winners in the competition received a prize from Asda (Kirkcaldy) Mgt, the Co-operative (Kirkcaldy) and the Fife Free Press. The prizes were presented to the winners at a Charity Christmas Fayre on 12 December 2009. The total value of the prizes was less than £520. [Registered 17 December 2009]

In December 2010 I held a Christmas Card competition in partnership with the Forth Park Hospital in aid of the Jennifer Brown (Fife) Appeal. Proceeds from the cards

go to the charity and I paid for the printing of the cards and the 12 school prizes myself. The first four prize winners in the competition received a prize from Burntisland Fabrications Ltd, Mgt, the Co-operative (Kirkcaldy) and the Fife Free Press. The prizes were presented to the winners at a ceremony in Forth Park Hospital. The total value of the prizes was less than £520. [Registered 15 December 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Richard Lochhead Constituency/Region: Moray Date on which initial statement lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary On 6 July 2007 I received gifts from the Edrington Group of a bottle of The Macallan (15yrs), a bottle of The Famous Grouse and four miniatures. The total value of these gifts is approximately £65. [Registered 25 August 2007]

On 18 May 2007 I received a gift from a local distillery of

a bottle of 16yr old Tomintoul Malt Whisky with a value of £28. [Registered 25 August 2007]

In November/December 2007 I received sponsorship from Robertsons (£250), Baillie Bros (£250), Johnstons (£250) and Grigor and Young (£250). This sponsorship met the costs of printing and posting a Christmas Card issued jointly from myself and Angus Robertson MP. [Registered 17 April 2008]

On 7 April 2008 I co-hosted with the Moray Food and Health Group a food policy discussion event in Elgin. I spoke at the event (together with several other speakers from across the sector) and helped with media coverage and invitation lists. The cost of room hire, equipment hire and lunch was approximately £1225 which was met by the Moray Food and Health Group. [Registered 17 April 2008]

On 29 December 2008 I received a bottle of Highland Malt Scotch Whisky produced to mark the centenary of the Hopeman Golf Club, “The Prieshach”, from the Hopeman Branch of the Scottish White Fish Producers Association. The gift, with an approximate value of £25, was presented after I had spoken at the branch’s AGM. [Registered 6 January 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Kenny MacAskill Constituency/Region: Edinburgh East and Musselburgh Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 24 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property I own jointly with my brother a flat in Tallinn, Estonia, valued between £25,001 - £100,000 with gross rental income between £0.00 - £5,000.

Interest in shares In April 2007 I ceased to hold a 6% share of the issued ordinary share capital of a company operating Café Havana Public House, Tallinn, Estonia.

Voluntary I received a gift of hospitality to the UEFA Cup Final on 17 May 2007 as a guest of Scottish Power. The value of the gift fell below the threshold for registration.

On 6 October 2007 I attended a Rangers v Hibernian game at Ibrox Stadium at the invitation of the Chief

Executive. The value of this gift does not exceed £520. [Registered 24 October 2007]

On 26 July 2008 I attended a Dundee Unitied v Barcelona game at Tannadice Park as the guest of Dundee United FC. No value was given for the ticket as it was not on commercial sale but I estimate the value to be £100. [Registered 28 July 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Lewis Macdonald Constituency/Region: Aberdeen Central Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 31 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts On 10 September 2008 I visited the Shearwater Oil Platform in the North Sea as part of a joint visit by Members of the Scottish Parliament and Members of the UK Parliament. The visit was organised by Shell UK (an energy and petrochemical company of 1 Altens Farm Road, Nigg, Aberdeen, AB12 3FY). Shell UK paid for the costs of the visit including, breakfast, helicopter flight and a tour of the oil platform. The value of this gift is between £1,001 - £2,000. [Registered 3 October 2008]

Overseas visits On 26 to 28 August 2008 I visited the Offshore Northern Seas conference and exhibition in Stavanger, Norway as part of a joint visit by the Cross-Party Group in the Scottish Parliament on Oil and Gas and the Westminster All Party Parliamentary Group on the British Offshore Oil and Gas Industry. I estimate the costs of the trip to be approximately £2355 (including overseas flights, hotel accommodation, local transport and hospitality). The costs of the trip were met by Oil and Gas UK (the representative organisation for the UK offshore oil and gas industry of 232-242 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London,

SW1V 1AU), Shell (an energy and petrochemical company of 1 Altens Farm Road, Nigg, Aberdeen, AB12 3FY), Chevron (an oil and gas exploration company of Chevron House, Hill of Rubislaw, Aberdeen, AB15 6XL), Statoil Hydro (an oil and gas company of Statoil House, 11a Regent Street, London, SW1Y 4ST), Wood Group (a company providing specialist equipment and processes to the oil and gas industry of John Wood House, Greenwell Road, East Tullos, Aberdeen, AB12 4AX), Conoco Phillips (an oil and gas exploration and production company of Portman House, 2 Portman Street, London, W1H 6DU), ExxonMobil (an oil and gas production company of ExxonMobil House, Ermyn Way, Leatherhead, Surrey, KT22 8UX) and OLF (the Norwegian Oil Industry Association of Vassbotnen 1, Forus, Sandnes, Norway). [Registered 4 September 2008] Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a member of Amicus/ Unite.

I am a member of the Co-operative Party.

I am a member of Grampian Racial Equality Council.

I am a Patron of Aberdeen Football Club Supporters’ Trust.

I am a member of Aberdeen Safer Communities Trust. [Registered 31 May 2007, Amended interest 14 April 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Margo MacDonald Constituency/Region: Lothians Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 1 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I undertake occasional work as a journalist. I write weekly columns in two newspapers - the Edinburgh Evening News (of Holyrood Road, Edinburgh) and the Sunday Post (Dundee). I also write occasional articles for various publications as well as providing occasional television commentaries. The remuneration I receive for this work is estimated at between £15,001 and £20,000 per annum.

As a freelance journalist I participated in a BBC documentary for BBC Scotland (a broadcasting corporation of 40 Pacific Quay, Glasgow). For this one off work I received remuneration of £275 per day for 10 days work therefore the total value of the remuneration for this work is £2750. [Registered 2 July 2008]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses I received a £3,000 contribution from my husband (Jim Sillars) towards my election expenses.

I received a £5,000 contribution from Craig Reid towards my election expenses.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits On 8 and 9 June 2008 I visited Amsterdam for the purposes of filming in relation to a documentary for BBC Scotland (a broadcasting corporation of 40 Pacific Quay, Glasgow G51 1DA). The costs of the flight (£495), accommodation (£128), meals and taxis (£80) were met by BBC Scotland. [Registered 2 July 2008]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary On 11 November 2009 I was given a Guildford Deluxe A5 Filofax (value £85) following my address to the Unison Health Committee. [Registered 12 November 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Kenneth Macintosh Constituency/Region: Eastwood Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts As a member of the Scottish Parliament’s football team, I played in an inter-Parliamentary tournament in support of the Community Shield in Cardiff on 12 August 2006. The event was sponsored by McDonalds and the accommodation and hospitality totalled approximately £560.

As a member of the Scottish Parliament’s football team, I played in an inter-Parliamentary tournament in support of the Community Shield in London on 4 August 2007. The event was sponsored by McDonalds and the accommodation and hospitality totalled approximately £570. As part of the event I was also given a gift of six match tickets for the Community Shield with a total value of £450, I gave these tickets to constituents. The total value of this gift is between £1,001 and £2,000. [Registered 15 August 2007].

As a member of the Scottish Parliament’s football team, I played in an inter-Parliamentary tournament in support of the Community Shield in London on 9 August 2008. The

event was sponsored by McDonalds (McDonalds Restaurants Ltd of 11 – 59 High Road, East Finchley, London N2 8AW) and the accommodation and hospitality totalled approximately £675. As part of the event I was also given a gift of six match tickets for the Community Shield with a total value of £240, I gave these tickets to constituents. The total value of this gift is therefore between £501 to £1,000 (approximately £915). [Registered 27 August 2008]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary On 9 January 2009 I received a donation of £839 from East Renfrewshire Labour Party to pay for the postage costs of my annual Christmas card. I do not consider that this donation meets the prejudice test and am therefore registering it voluntarily. [Registered 27 January 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Paul Martin Constituency/Region: Glasgow Springburn Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship From December 2008, UNISON (a trade union based at 14 West Campbell Street, Glasgow, G2 6RX) will provide financial and material support of between £3,001 and £5,000 in value (specifically £5000) to support my proposed Member’s Bill on the abolition of NHS car parking charges. The majority of the support will be a payment to Govan Law Centre to draft the Bill and associated documents and support the Bill’s Parliamentary progress. The remainder of the support will be the provision of campaign materials which UNISON will produce. The sponsorship is expected to be provided over 18-24 months. [Registered 4 December 2008]

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Since my election to the Scottish Parliament in 1999 I have received sums of money from an anonymous donor or donors, requesting that I donate the money to Stobhill Hospital. These monies are addressed to me at my constituency office or the Scottish Parliament and are accompanied by letters and newspaper cuttings referring to health matters, in particular Stobhill Hospital. Despite following various avenues of enquiry I have been unable to identify the donor who only identifies herself as a constituent who previously worked as a nurse hence these donations have not required to be declared. From May 1999 until November 2003 I received the sum of £130.00 which I passed to Stobhill Hospital Endowment Fund. In June 2007 I passed the sum of £519.88, which had accumulated over a four year period, to Marie Curie Hospice who are currently running the Big Build Appeal to build a new hospice within the grounds of Stobhill Hospital. From July 2007 to December 2008 I received further anonymous donations totalling £389.60. £50 of this was donated towards a fund set up to assist a constituent following the tragic death of her two sons, and the remaining sum of £339.60 has been passed to Marie Curie Hospice. From December 2008 to April 2009 I received further anonymous donations totalling £452.50. From April 2009 until 16 February 2010 I received further donations totalling £296.00. These sums have been passed to Marie Curie Hospice. Since February 2010 I have received further donations, totalling £421.00. The letters accompanying these donations are now signed; however, I am still unable to identify the individual who sends these donations. The donations have been passed to Marie Curie Hospice. [Registered 27 August 2007, Amended interest 10 December 2008, Amended interest 21 April 2009, Amended interest 22 February 2010, Amended interest 13 September 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Tricia Marwick Constituency/Region: Central Fife Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary From 15 to 19 April 2009, I visited Vancouver to assist in the BC Yes campaign for electoral reform. The cost of the visit was £2000 which was met by the Electoral Reform Society (an organisation promoting electoral reform which is based at Thomas Hare House, 6 Chancel Street, London, SE1 0UU). [Registered 14 May 2009]

On 29 August 2009 I attended the Johnnie Walker golf tournament at Gleneagles as the guest of Diageo. Hospitality included coffee and lunch. I also received gifts of a bottle of Johnnie Walker whisky and a complimentary round of golf, which will be donated by me to local organisations. In addition, a gift of a briefcase has been kept within my constituency office for use by my staff for transporting documents. [Registered 6 September 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Jim Mather Constituency/Region: Argyll and Bute Date on which initial statement lodged: 9 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses £2,000 received from Mr Iain Graham.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits Visit to Dublin on 3 April 2007, to carry out research into the Irish Social Partnership. Cost of £200 met by the Scottish National Party.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares Ordinary shares held in Integrated Environmental Solutions, a software company, representing more than 1% of the issued share capital, with a market value of £100,000.

Ordinary shares held in OPTOS, an eye care company, with a market value of £250,000.

Ordinary shares held in Startech Partners Limited, a consultancy business, representing approximately 10%

of the issued share capital. This company is now run by a former business partner as his trading vehicle and is anticipated to deliver no value to the Mather family. [Registered 23 October 2007]

Voluntary [Ceased interest removed from entry: 21 May 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Michael Matheson Constituency/Region: Falkirk West Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits From 8 to 15 October 2010 I visited Taiwan. The purpose of the visit was to gain a better understanding of the possible causes of conflict in the region and also to encourage commercial, cultural and academic ties between Scotland and Taiwan. The costs of the visit per person for my spouse (who accompanied me) and I were: £660 each for economy class air fares, and NTD 50,512 (approximately £1,010) each for other costs, including hotel, internal travel, and food. All costs were met by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of China, 2 Kaitakelan Blvd, Taipei, 10048, Taiwan. [Registered 4 November 2010]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Member of the Advisory Board of Caledonian Club House, Falkirk (unremunerated).

Member of the Ochils Mountain Rescue Team.

State registered occupational therapist with the Health Profession Council. I do not practice as an occupational therapist but still hold state registration.

On 2 and 3 August 2009 I undertook a visit to the European research and development Headquarters of Pfizer, in Kent, as part of my participation with the Scottish Parliament and Business Exchange (SPBE). The purpose of the visit was to learn about how Pfizer develop new medicines –molecule to shelf- and how they form partnerships with research centres in areas such as Scotland in taking programmes forward. I also looked at work they support in developing countries and their social responsibility policy. I paid for all the costs of the visit, which were £607.31 (including flights, accommodation and transport etc), and was then reimbursed these costs, on 3 September 2009, by the SPBE. [Registered 9 September 2009]

On 18 January 2010 I hosted an information session jointly with Eaga plc, a provider of residential energy efficiency solutions, of EAGA House, Archbold Terrace, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 1DB, at the Broompark Day Centre, Denny, at which a number of organisations were present. The purpose of the session was to provide advice to members of the public, primarily on energy efficiency. The total cost of the event was £355 (for hall hire, teas and advertising) which was met by Eaga. [Registered 29 January 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Stewart Maxwell Constituency/Region: West of Scotland Date on which initial statement lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I gave a presentation on 27 August 2004 to pharmacists and pharmacy assistants on a debate on smoking in public places as part of a Greater Glasgow Health Board conference on smoking cessation. The conference sponsors, Pfizer Ltd, Walton Oaks, Dorking Road, Tadworth, Surrey, offered a fee which the Member requested was given directly to Macmillan Cancer Relief Scotland. Pfizer Ltd then gave £500 directly to the charity. Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Unremunerated Director of Fairshare Voting Reform Limited which is a cross-party organisation campaigning for the introduction of the Single Transferable Vote (STV) system of proportional representation for Scottish elections.

Patron of Paisley District National Osteoporosis Society Support Group (unremunerated). From June 2008 this group is no longer active and therefore this is a ceased interest. [Registered 06 June 2007, Amended interest 26 February 2009, Ceased interest 26 February 2009]

Honorary Vice President of The Royal Environmental Health Institute of Scotland (unremunerated).

The Fire Brigades Union donated £500 to my election campaign, however, this was less than 25% of my total election expenses.

I own a debenture at Murrayfield Stadium which I bought when they were originally offered when the stadium was being substantially rebuilt.

On 22 February 2010 I was made a Guiding Ambassador for Girlguiding Scotland, East Renfrewshire. This is an honorary position with no remuneration. [Registered 16 March 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Liam McArthur Constituency/Region: Orkney Date on which initial statement lodged: 16 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration On 18 June 2007 I participated in an opinion survey carried out by Fleishman Hilliard on behalf of Provident Financial (of Collonade, Sunbridge Road, Bradford BD1 2LQ). I received no direct payment or expenses. Provident Financial, which provides home credit financial services, donated £50 to CAB Orkney on 15 October 2007 therefore this remuneration falls into the „up to £500 per annum‟ bandwidth. [Registered 15 October 2007]

On 12 September 2007 I participated in an opinion survey carried out by Ipsos MORI Scotland (of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). I received no direct payment or expenses. Ipsos MORI Scotland (an opinion research company) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of their clients who were not identified to me. Ipsos MORI Scotland donated £100 to the Orkney Blide Trust on 9 November 2007 therefore this remuneration falls into the „up to £500 per annum‟ bandwidth. [Registered 16 November 2007]

On 20 November 2007 I participated in an opinion survey carried out by ComRes (of Covenham House, Downside Bridge Road, Cobham, Surrey KT11 3EP). I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a polling and research company) under took this survey on behalf of a number of their clients who were not identified to me. ComRes donated £50 to Voluntary Action Orkney on 14 January 2008 therefore this remuneration falls into the „up to £500 per annum‟ bandwidth. [Registered 16 January 2008]

On 16 April 2008 I participated in an opinion survey carried out by ComRes (of Covenham House, Downside Bridge Road, Cobham, Surrey KT11 3EP). I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a polling and research company) undertook this survey on behalf of a

number of their clients who were not identified to me. ComRes donated £50 to Homestart Orkney on 6 June 2008 therefore this remuneration falls into the „up to £500 per annum‟ bandwidth. [Registered 13 June 2008]

On 18 February 2008 I participated in a survey carried out by Grayling Scotland on behalf of BT Scotland (of PO Box 234, Edinburgh EH12 9UR) to assess the performance of BT Scotland. I received no direct payment or expenses. BT Scotland, which provides telecommunication services, donated £30 to Orkney Alcohol & Advisory Services on 21 July 2008 therefore this remuneration falls into the „up to £500 per annum‟ bandwidth. [Registered 22 July 2008]

On 20 August 2008 I participated in a survey carried out by Populus on behalf of HBOS plc (of the Mound, Edinburgh, EH1 1YZ). I received no direct payment or expenses. HBOS plc, which provides banking and other financial services, donated £50 to Orkney Family Mediation on 12 September 2008 therefore this remuneration falls into the „up to £500 per annum‟ bandwidth. [Registered 19 September 2008]

On 17 September 2008 I participated in an opinion survey carried out by Ipsos MORI Scotland (of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). I received no direct payment or expenses. Ipsos MORI Scotland (an opinion research company) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of their clients who were not identified to me. Ipsos MORI Scotland donated £100 to the Longhope Lifeboat Museum Trust on 20 October 2008 therefore this remuneration falls into the „up to £500 per annum‟ bandwidth. [Registered 22 October 2008]

On 8 January 2009 I participated in an opinion survey carried out by ComRes (of Covenham House, Downside Bridge Road, Cobham, Surrey KT11 3EP). I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a polling and research company) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of their clients who were not identified to me. ComRes donated £50 to the Hofn, a youth centre on the island of Westray, therefore this remuneration falls into the „up to £500 per annum‟ bandwidth. [Registered 12 February 2009]

On 11 March 2009 I participated in an opinion survey carried out by ComRes (of Conference House, 152 Morrison Street, Edinburgh, EH3 8EB). I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a polling and

research company) undertook this survey on behalf of Aviva plc/Norwich Union of St Helen‟s, 1 Undershaft, London, EC3P 3DQ. ComRes donated £50 to Age Concern Orkney on 30 April 2009 therefore this remuneration falls into the “up to £500 per annum” bandwidth. [Registered 11 May 2009]

On 1 June 2009 I participated in an opinion survey carried out by ComRes (of Conference House, 152 Morrison Street, Edinburgh, EH3 8EB). I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a polling and research company) under took this survey on behalf of a number of their clients who were not identified to me. ComRes donated £50 to the Orkney Disability Forum on 8 July 2009 therefore this remuneration falls into the “up to £500 per annum” bandwidth. [Registered 16 July 2009]

On 11 June 2009 I participated in an opinion survey carried out by Ipsos MORI (of 79-81 Borough Road, London, SE1 1FY). I received no direct payment or expenses. Ipsos MORI (an opinion research company) undertook this survey on behalf of their client Shell. Ipsos MORI donated £75 to the Shapinsay School Fund on 21 August 2009 therefore this remuneration falls into the “up to £500 per annum” bandwidth. [Registered 25 August 2009]

On 6 November 2009 I participated in an opinion survey carried out by ComRes (of Conference House, 152 Morrison Street, Edinburgh, EH3 8EB). I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a polling and research company) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of their clients who were not identified to me. On 22 January 2010 ComRes donated £50 to Home Start Orkney. Therefore this remuneration falls into the “up to £500 per annum” bandwidth. [Registered 10 December 2009, Amended interest 29 January 2010]

On 17 May 2010 I participated in an opinion survey carried out by ComRes (of 4 Millbank, London, SW1P 3JA). I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a polling and research company) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of their clients who were not identified to me. On 10 June 2010 ComRes donated £50 to the MS Therapy Centre in Orkney. Therefore this remuneration falls into the “up to £500 per annum” bandwidth. [Registered 15 June 2010]

On 26 May 2010 I participated in an opinion survey carried out by ComRes (of 4 Millbank, London, SW1P 3JA). I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a polling and research company) undertook this survey on behalf of a financial services provider which was not identified to me. On 13 July 2010 ComRes donated £75 to Age Concern Orkney. Therefore this remuneration falls into the “up to £500 per annum” bandwidth. [Registered 21 July 2010]

On 15 September 2010 I participated in an opinion survey carried out by Ipsos MORI Scotland (of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). I received no direct payment or expenses. Ipsos MORI Scotland (an opinion research company) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of their clients who were not identified to me. Ipsos MORI Scotland donated £75 to the Youth Café Kirkwall on 15 November 2010. Therefore this remuneration falls into the “up to £500 per annum” bandwidth. [Registered 17 November 2010]

On 11 January 2011 I participated in an opinion survey carried out by ComRes (of 4 Millbank, London, SW1P 3JA). I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a polling and research company) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of clients which were not identified to me. On 20 January 2011 ComRes donated £50 to the Royal British Legion Scotland Kirkwall Branch. Therefore this remuneration falls into the “up to £500 per annum” bandwidth. [Registered 1 February 2011]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary [Ceased interest removed from entry: 17 March 2011]

Since 2003 I have been an unremunerated Director of Hearts and Balls, a charity set up to raise funds to help rugby players and their families impacted by serious injury, illness and bereavement.

On 21 February 2008 I attended the NFU Scotland AGM as a guest of the NFUS Orkney Branch. The value of the hospitality and overnight accommodation is estimated to be £120 which was met by the NFUS Orkney Branch. [Registered 6 March 2008]

On 16 March 2010 I attended a dinner in Glasgow to mark the opening of Ortak‟s new store in the city. At the dinner I was presented with an Ortak pen and Ortak cufflinks. The value of the gifts and dinner is estimated to be £140 which was met by Ortak.[Registered 24 March 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Frank McAveety Constituency/Region: Glasgow Shettleston Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses I received £1,000 towards my election expenses from the Transport and General Workers Union.

I received £1,017 towards my election expenses from USDAW.

I received £1,000 towards my election expenses from Muslims for Labour (MfL).

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts As a member of the Scottish Parliament’s football team, I played in an inter-Parliamentary tournament in support of the Community Shield in London on 4 August 2007. The event was sponsored by McDonalds and the accommodation and hospitality totalled approximately £570. I also received a gift of 6 Community Shield tickets (value approximately £450) which were made available for distribution. The total value of this gift is between £1,001 and £2,000. [Registered 24 August 2007].

As a member of the Scottish Parliament’s football team, I played in an inter-Parliamentary tournament in support of the Community Shield in London on 10 August 2008. The event was sponsored by McDonalds, (McDonalds Restaurants Ltd of 11 – 59 High Road, East Finchley, London N2 8AW). The cost of the accommodation and

hospitality, which totalled approximately £675, was met by McDonalds. As part of the event I was also given a gift of six match tickets for the Community Shield with a total value of £240, the cost of which was met by McDonalds. I donated these tickets to Glencastle Sparta A.F.C., a local sports club. The total value of this gift is therefore between £501 and £1,000 (approximately £915). [Registered 25 August 2008].

On 16 March 2008 I attended the CIS Cup final as a guest of CIS (of Miller Street, Manchester, M60 0AL). The monetary value of a match ticket and hospitality was approximately £225 plus VAT. On 15 March 2009 I attended the CIS Cup Final with a guest, as guests of CIS. The total value of hospitality and match tickets was approximately £500. On 21 March 2010 I received from the same organisation hospitality and match tickets, with a monetary value of £450, for myself and one guest to attend the 2010 CIS Cup Final at Hampden. I consider that these gifts constitute a series of gifts, with a total monetary value of between £1,001 and £2,000. [Registered 14 April 2009, Amended interest 14 April 2010]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary The Scottish Co-operative Party made a donation of £1000 towards expenses incurred by my candidature at the 2007 Scottish Parliament election. No payment was received by me personally but was paid directly to the Labour Party.

On 17 November 2007 I attended the Scotland v Italy football game at Hampden as a guest of McDonalds. The ticket and hospitality is valued at approximately £300. [Registered 26 November 2007]

[Ceased interest removed from entry:17 May 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Thomas McCabe Constituency/Region: Hamilton South Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration On 3 December 2010 I was appointed as a director of China Southern Dragon Dynamic Fund, a long only equity fund that invests in Chinese companies listed in Hong Kong and China (of 31, Z.A. Bourmicht, L-8070 Bertrange, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg). I expect to work for two days per month in this role and to receive remuneration of between £5,001 - £10,000 per annum. [Registered 16 December 2010]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses I received £1,500 towards my election campaign from Amicus (Scotland).

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property I own a flat in Edinburgh with a market value between £150,001 - £200,000 and receive gross income between £0.00 - £5,000 per annum.

Interest in shares As of 29 March 2010, I am a shareholder and unremunerated Director of Transactions International (Scotland) Ltd, which is a private company limited by shares involved in the general trading of goods to the wholesale market. The company is registered but not

trading. I own 50% of the issued share capital (ordinary shares), and the total value of the issued share capital is £100. [Registered 21 April 2010]

Voluntary Member of Amicus.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Jack McConnell Constituency/Region: Motherwell and Wishaw Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration From October 2007 to July 2010 I provided advice on education policy in Malawi and Rwanda to the Clinton Hunter Development Initiative. This occasional work was unpaid but the Hunter Foundation (a charity in Dundonald, Ayrshire) reimbursed my travel and accommodation expenses when I was engaged in events and meetings for the Clinton Hunter Development Initiative in the United Kingdom. The costs of travel and accommodation within the UK in the years 2007/08 and 2008/09 came to a total of between £501 and £1,000. I received occasional administrative assistance from the staff of the Hunter Foundation and I estimate the value of this assistance in the years 2007/08 and 2008/09 to have totalled between £501 and £1000. The total value of the travel, accommodation and assistance covered by this entry is therefore currently estimated to be between £1,001 and £2,000 over 2007/08 and 2008/09. [Registered 24 October 2007, Amended interest 24 September 2009, Amended interest 16 July 2010]

On 23 November 2007 I gave a speech to the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Oxford (of Wellington Square, Oxford). The costs of the travel are estimated to be under £500 and were met by the University of Oxford. [Registered 12 December 2007]

I receive occasional fees for writing and broadcasting. I estimate that I would carry out this type of work approximately 3 to 4 times a year and I anticipate I may receive total remuneration of between £501 and £1,000 per annum. [Registered 27 March 2008]

From 5 October 2008 to 11 May 2010 I acted as the Prime Minister’s Special Representative for Peacebuilding (prior to 14 September 2009, the title of

the appointment was the Prime Minister’s Special Representative on Conflict Resolution Mechanisms). I undertook this work on an average of 6 days per month. This role involved private meetings with UK government officials and representatives of international institutions and other governments. It also involved speaking publicly at meetings in the UK and elsewhere on behalf of the UK government. This post was unpaid, although the Foreign and Commonwealth Office of the UK Government (of King Charles Street, London) met the costs of travel and accommodation for meetings held inside and outside the UK and they provided an office and administrative support for my occasional use at King Charles Street, London. I estimated these costs to be between £30,001 and £35,000 per annum. [Registered 15 October 2008, Amended interest 5 February 2009, Amended interest 18 June 2009, Amended interest 24 September 2009, Amended interest 16 July 2010]

On 22 April 2008 I attended the Justice Committee of the House of Commons and on 23 April 2008 I attended the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Commons (both of Westminster, London). On both occasions I was interviewed by the Committee to assist them with reports they were preparing. I received no payment for attendance, but the House of Commons authorities agreed in October 2008 to meet my travel and accommodation costs of between £501 and £1,000 and I have now been reimbursed in full. [Registered 6 November 2008]

On 8 September 2009 I visited Belfast, Northern Ireland, to speak at a conference on Devolution launching Evolve, an organisation formed to promote debate on public policy for Northern Ireland. I also met with Ministers from the Northern Ireland Assembly. The costs of travel and accommodation are estimated at £350 and were paid for by Stakeholder, the public relations company organising the event (of The Newsroom, Fountain Centre, Belfast BT1 6ET). Stakeholder will also give a donation to charity in recognition of my attendance. [Registered 24 September 2009]

On 6-9 November 2009 I visited Berlin to speak at and participate in a conference, “World without Walls” organised by the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy, (an international, not-for-profit, non-governmental organisation established to promote global peace and stability through strengthening and supporting intercultural relations at all levels). The costs of travel

and accommodation are estimated at £600 and were paid for by the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy (of Ku’Damm Karree (Third Floor – Hochhaus) Kurfürstendamm 207-8, Berlin D-10719). The Institute for Cultural Diplomacy will also make a donation to charity in recognition of my contribution. [Registered 18 November 2009]

I am a member of the House of Lords. I undertake work as a member of the House whenever my Scottish Parliament and constituency duties allow. I receive no salary but estimate that I will receive annual allowances and expenses of between £15,000 and £20,000 for overnight and day subsistence and office costs and between £5,000 and £10,000 for travel to and from London. I estimate the total value of allowances and expenses that I will receive in relation to membership of the House of Lords to be between £25,001 and £30,000. [Registered 16 July 2010]

On 24-26 June 2010 I spoke at and participated in a conference, “Hard and Soft Power” at the University of Cambridge. The conference was organised by the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy, (an international, not-for- profit, non-governmental organisation established to promote global peace and stability through strengthening and supporting intercultural relations at all levels). The costs of travel and accommodation are estimated at £500 and were paid for by the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy (of Ku’Damm Karree (Third Floor – Hochhaus) Kurfürstendamm 207-8, Berlin D-10719). [Registered 16 July 2010]

On 19-20 October 2010 I attended and spoke at the Belgo-British Conference in Brussels. The costs of travel and accommodation in relation to the conference were met by the British Embassy in Brussels (Rue d’Arlon 85, 1040 Bruxelles, Belgium) and are estimated at £340. [Registered 11 November 2010]

On 6-9 November 2010 I visited Berlin to speak at and participate in a conference, “World without Walls” organised by the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy, (an international, not-for-profit, non-governmental organisation established to promote global peace and stability through strengthening and supporting intercultural relations at all levels). The costs of travel and accommodation are estimated at £1,000 and were paid for by the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy (of Ku’Damm Karree (Third Floor – Hochhaus)

Kurfürstendamm 207-8, Berlin D-10719). [Registered 11 November 2010]

From 5-8 December 2010 I visited Berlin to speak at and participate in a conference organised by the East-West Institute (an international, non-partisan, not-for-profit, policy organisation focused on confronting critical challenges that endanger peace). The costs of travel and accommodation are estimated at £400 and were paid for by the East-West Institute (59-61 Rue de Trèves, 1040 Brussels, Belgium). [Registered 21 December 2010]

From 3-12 January 2011 I visited Washington DC and New York City to speak at and participate in conferences organised by the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy, (an international, not-for-profit, non-governmental organisation established to promote global peace and stability through strengthening and supporting intercultural relations at all levels). The Institute for Cultural Diplomacy (of Ku’Damm Karree (Third Floor – Hochhaus) Kurfürstendamm 207-8, Berlin D-10719) contributed £2,000 towards my travel and accommodation costs. All other costs were met by me. [Registered 3 February 2011]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses I received a contribution of £4,134.78 towards my election expenses for the 2003 Scottish Parliament elections from the Iron and Steel Trades Confederation (now Community trade union).

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts On 5 May 2003 I received a benefit in kind when the Red Rose Dinner Fund paid for advertising space at Motherwell Football Club for the seasons 2003/4 until 2009/10. This gift was to promote the Parliamentary Advice Centre and local Labour Party Campaign over the full six year period. This gift has a monetary value of between £5,001 and £10,000. As of 31 May 2010 this benefit in kind has ended and I therefore consider this to be a ceased interest from that date. [Registered 7 June 2007, Amended interest 16 July 2010, Ceased interest 16 July 2010]

From 16 August 2010 the University of Stirling, Stirling, FK9 4LA, will provide me with space for the storage of archive files and related items. Although this storage space is being provided at no cost to me and the space would not otherwise be available for let by the University, I estimate that the equivalent value of this benefit, if provided to me by a commercial company, would be between £501 - £1,000. [Registered 9 September 2010]

Overseas visits From 25 -27 September 2007, I attended the Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting in New York, United States of America, as an opportunity to develop the work of the Clinton Hunter Development Initiative in Malawi and Rwanda. Accommodation and related costs of approximately £1000 were paid by the Hunter Foundation, Dundonald, Ayrshire. Travel to and from this meeting was provided by the Hunter Foundation and its estimated value is approximately £3,000. [Registered 24 October 2007]

From 17 to 24 October 2007, I visited Malawi and Rwanda. In both countries I worked with the Clinton Hunter Development Initiative to take forward their investment in education in meetings with government, local staff and education partners. Travel and accommodation costs (including a stopover in Nairobi, Kenya) of approximately £4500 were paid by the Hunter Foundation, Dundonald, Ayrshire. [Registered 16 November 2007]

From 25 March to 2 April 2008, I visited Malawi. While there I assisted the Clinton Hunter Development Initiative with their investment in education, and I visited schools, colleges, tree planting and agricultural schemes. In addition I had meetings with Ministers and the British Council; and visits to take forward the aquaculture partnership between the Universities of Stirling and Mzuzu. Travel and accommodation costs of approximately £3800 were paid by the Hunter Foundation, a charity in Dundonald, Ayrshire. [Registered 16 April 2008]

From 14 to 17 November 2008 I visited Malawi. While there I assisted the Betty Cunningham International Trust with their investments in the people of Kaponda Village and elsewhere, and I visited Kamuzu Central Hospital and Bottom Maternity Hospital to view developments supported by the Hunter Foundation, the charity 500 miles and the Rose Foundation. In addition, I had

meetings with Ministers and others to discuss education, health and the economy. The Betty Cunningham International Trust, a charity based in East Renfrewshire, met travel and accommodation costs of approximately £2500. [Registered 26 November 2008]

From 14 to 17 December 2008 I visited the United Nations in New York in my role as the Prime Minister’s Special Representative on Conflict Resolution Mechanisms. I took part in meetings on conflict resolution with the United Nations and other bodies and addressed a session of the United Nations Peacebuilding Commission on the subject of Sierra Leone. Travel and accommodation costs of approximately £3500 were paid by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office of the UK Government (of King Charles Street, London). [Registered 14 January 2009]

From 21 to 25 January 2009 I visited Dubai, United Arab Emirates, at the invitation of the University of Stirling, for the purpose of speaking at an alumni event. I also supported University of Stirling representatives at meetings with government and educational authorities. The purpose of these meetings was to initiate and improve a closer working relationship between the University of Stirling and educational authorities in Dubai. I was not paid for this role. The cost of my travel and accommodation was approximately £4000 which was met by the University of Stirling (of Stirling, FK9 4LA). [Registered 5 February 2009]

From 16 to 19 February 2009 I visited Addis Ababa in Ethiopia, in my role as the Prime Minister’s Special Representative on Conflict Resolution Mechanisms, to meet the Ethiopian Government, the African Union, UN agencies and others and to address a meeting between the African Union Commissioner for Peace and Security and the Ambassadors to the African Union. Travel and accommodation costs of approximately £2800 were paid by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office of the UK Government (of King Charles Street, London). [Registered 20 February 2009]

From 19 to 21 May 2009 I attended a conference in Egypt on the subject of Peacebuilding, in my role as the Prime Minister’s Special Representative on Conflict Resolution Mechanisms. Travel and accommodation costs and other expenses of approximately £2500 were paid by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office of the UK Government (of King Charles Street, London).

[Registered 11 June 2009]

From 26 to 29 May 2009 I attended meetings in Tokyo, Japan with the Japanese Government and others to discuss conflict resolution, in my role as the Prime Minister’s Special Representative on Conflict Resolution Mechanisms. Travel and accommodation costs of approximately £4000 were paid by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office of the UK Government (of King Charles Street, London). [Registered 11 June 2009]

From 19 to 22 June 2009 I visited New York State, as a guest of the Stanley Foundation to attend their Conference on Peacebuilding. The Stanley Foundation is a non-partisan, private foundation focusing primarily on peace and security issues and advocating principled multilateralism. The Stanley Foundation does not make grants. Travel and accommodation costs of approximately £2,500 were paid for by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office of the UK Government (of King Charles Street, London) and the Stanley Foundation (of 209 Iowa Avenue, Muscatine, Iowa 57261, USA). [Registered 21 July 2009]

From 11 to 17 July 2009 I visited Sao Paulo, Brasilia and Rio de Janeiro in Brazil in my capacity as the Prime Minister’s Special Representative on Conflict Resolution Mechanisms. The purpose of this visit was to meet with the Brazilian Government and others to discuss peacekeeping and peace building. All the costs of this visit (approximately £8500 for travel, accommodation and related expenses) were met by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office of the UK Government (of King Charles Street, London). [Registered 21 July 2009]

From 23 to 29 August 2009 I visited Sierra Leone, Ghana and Liberia in my capacity as the Prime Minister’s Special Representative on Peacebuilding. The purpose of these visits was to meet with the United Nations Missions in Sierra Leone and Liberia, to meet the Governments in Sierra Leone, Ghana and Liberia, and to meet with others involved in peacebuilding in those countries. All the costs of the visits (approximately £5000 for travel and accommodation) were met by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office of the UK Government (of King Charles Street, London). [Registered 24 September 2009]

From 12 to 16 September 2009 I visited Santiago, Chile, in my capacity as the Prime Minister’s Special

Representative on Peacebuilding. The purpose of this visit was to speak at a Conference on Peacebuilding organised by the Chilean Government and the United Nations, and to meet the Chilean Government and others to take forward Latin American involvement in UN peacebuilding. The costs of the visit (approximately £3800 for travel and accommodation) were met by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office of the UK Government (of King Charles Street, London) and the Chilean Government (the Ministry of External Relations, Santiago, Chile). [Registered 24 September 2009]

From 17 to 22 October 2009 I visited Burundi, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo in my capacity as the Prime Minister’s Special Representative on Peacebuilding. The purpose of this visit was to meet UN peacekeepers, Governments and others to take forward our efforts to improve peacebuilding in this Region and elsewhere. The costs of the visit (approximately £3500 for travel and accommodation) were met by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office of the UK Government (of King Charles Street, London). [Registered 4 November 2009]

From 22 to 25 October 2009 I visited Malawi in my capacity as UK Ambassador for Pump Aid to see first- hand their work in providing clean water and sustainable toilet facilities in rural schools and villages (I was acting as Ambassador during the visit although my appointment was not formally announced until 30 October 2009). The costs of the visit (approximately £900 for travel and accommodation) were met by Pump Aid (a charity of 32- 36 Loman Street, Southwark, London, SE1 0EH). [Registered 4 November 2009]

From 5 to 9 February 2010 I visited Guinea Bissau and Senegal in my capacity as the Prime Minister’s Special Representative on Peacebuilding. The purpose of the visit was to meet Government, United Nations and European Union leaders in connection with the EU Mission to Guinea Bissau and the work of the UN Peace Building Commission. The costs of the visit (approximately £4500 for travel and accommodation) were met by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office of the UK Government (of King Charles Street, London). [Registered 25 February 2010]

From 22 to 23 February 2010 I visited Germany in my capacity as the Prime Minister’s Special Representative on Peacebuilding. The purpose of the visit was to

discuss International Peacebuilding Operations and the United Nations Peacebuilding Commission with the German Government, and Civilian Deployment to Conflict areas with German NGOs. The costs of the visit (approximately £1000 for travel and accommodation) were met by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office of the UK Government (of King Charles Street, London). [Registered 4 March 2010]

From 7 to 11 March 2010 I visited Malawi in my capacity as the Prime Minister’s Special Representative on Peacebuilding. The purpose of the visit was to discuss the African Union with the Government of Malawi, and other UK/Malawi relations. The costs of the visit (approximately £3,000 for travel and accommodation) were met by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office of the UK Government (of King Charles Street, London). [Registered 24 March 2010]

From 26 March to 3 April 2010 I visited Indonesia and Nepal in my capacity as the Prime Minister’s Special Representative on Peacebuilding. The purpose of the visit was to speak at a Conference and to meet UN, Governmental and NGO representatives in both countries to take forward ASEAN nations’ participation in UN peacebuilding, develop UN/Indonesian relations and discuss the peace process in Nepal. The costs of the visit (approximately £5,200 for travel and accommodation) were met by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office of the UK Government (of King Charles Street, London) [Registered 22 April 2010]

From 28 July to 1 August 2010 I visited Malawi, Rwanda and South Africa to support and develop charitable projects established by the Hunter Foundation (a charity in Dundonald, Ayrshire) and others. The value of the travel, accommodation and other expenses met by the Hunter Foundation was approximately £2500. [Registered 19 August 2010]

Heritable property No registrable interest.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary On 23 April 2007 Community contributed £3,000 to the Motherwell and Wishaw Constituency Labour Party which in turn contributed towards my election campaign.

I am a member of the GMB Scotland union.

I am a member of the Community trade union (previously Iron and Steel Trades Confederation).

I am a member of Friends of the Earth.

I am a member of Amnesty International.

On 22 November 2007, I was elected a Fellow of the 48 Group Club, or “Icebreakers”, an independent business network committed to promoting positive relations with China. Fellowships are honorary and they are awarded to those who have made a significant contribution to ongoing relations between the United Kingdom and the Peoples Republic of China. On 28 October 2009 I became an Ambassador for Young Icebreakers Scotland, an organisation which is linked to the 48 Group Club. On 11 February 2010 I was elected a Fellow of the Scottish Icebreakers. I receive no remuneration for these positions. [Registered 12 December 2007, Amended interest 4 November 2009, Amended interest 4 March 2010]

On 11 January 2008 I received guest accreditation from the Professional Golfers Association European Tour which entitles me to admittance at certain events on the PGA European Tour in 2008. The PGA estimates the value of this gift to be less than £500. [Registered 7 February 2008]

On 8 February 2008, I was admitted as an Honorary Life Member of The Guildry of Stirling. Stirling Guildry carry out charitable works and promote the history of Stirling, and they award honorary membership in recognition of distinction in public life. [Registered 14 February 2008]

In June 2008 I was appointed as an Ambassador for Project African Wilderness, a charity based in Manchester which works for conservation and sustainable development in Malawi. I receive no remuneration for this position. [Registered 8 July 2008]

On 9 July 2008 I became an Ambassador for Action for Children (formerly NCH), the children’s charity. My role is to assist Action for Children (formerly NCH) in their work

with children and young people across the UK. I receive no remuneration for this position. [Registered 8 July 2008, Amended interest 15 October 2008]

On 1 August 2008 I was appointed as a Patron of the Anniversary Campaign to Transform the Library at the University of Stirling. I receive no remuneration for this position. [Registered 18 August 2008]

On 8 October 2008 I was awarded an Honorary Degree of Doctor of the University by the University of Stirling. [Registered 15 October 2008]

From 25 July 2009 until 5 March 2010 I was an Ambassador for “New Pyjamas”, which was a charity fundraising campaign for the new Sick Kids Hospital in Edinburgh. My role was to promote the fundraising effort and the work of the Sick Kids Hospital. I received no remuneration for this position. [Registered 12 August 2009, Amended interest 15 April 2010]

On 30 October 2009, I was formally announced as a UK Ambassador for Pump Aid, a charity providing clean water and toilet facilities in rural areas in Sub-Saharan Africa. I receive no remuneration for this position. [Registered 4 November 2009]

On 27 January 2010 I accepted an offer to join the Advisory Board of the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy in Berlin. I receive no remuneration for this position. [Registered 4 March 2010]

On 7 December 2010 I joined the UK Board of the UK- Japan 21st Century Group (a non-governmental forum bringing together politicians, businessmen, scholars and others with a keen interest in developing UK-Japan relations which is located at c/o 31 Welford Place, Wimbledon, London, SW19 5AJ). Membership of the Board will involve four meetings a year for which I do not anticipate I will receive any remuneration. [Registered 21 December 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Jamie A.R.N. McGrigor Constituency/Region: Highlands and Islands Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 24 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration As owner of Ardchonnel Farms, by Dalmally which is a stock farm I receive variable income which can be between £0.00 - £15,000 per annum.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts In May 2005 I received a gift from the artist John Lowrie Morrison (Jolomo) with an approximate value of between £501 - £1,000. The painting was gifted as a result of me opening an exhibition held to benefit charity.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property I own a farmhouse in Argyll, the market value of which is between £100,001 - £150,000, and from which I receive gross income of between £0.00 - £5,000 per annum. [Registered 24 May 2007, Amended interest 24 March 2010]

I have a 1/6 share of Anderson Fishing Syndicate on River Awe, Argyllshire valued between £25,001 - £100,000 and receive gross income between £0.00 - £5,000 per annum.

From 1 March 2011, I have granted options for renewable energy developments on Ardchonnel Farms,

By Dalmally, for which I have received an option fee of £5,000. [Registered 17 March 2011]

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I own a small shareholding in Glenalmond Tweed Co. which sells products made from Harris tweed.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Alison McInnes Constituency/Region: North East Scotland Date on which initial statement lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I am a Company Director of Callisto Productions Ltd, a media company, of Ellon, Aberdeenshire, AB41. I work one day a month for which I receive benefits in kind (of reimbursement of expenses for travel and accommodation) to the value of between £1,500 - £2,000 per annum. This remuneration therefore falls within the £1,001 - £2,000 bandwidth. [Registered 6 June 2007, Amended interest 27 January 2010]

Between 1995 and May 2007 I was an elected local government Councillor for Aberdeenshire Council of Woodhill House, Westburn Road, Aberdeen, AB16 5GB. As a Councillor I was also a board member and then Chair of NESTRANS (North East Scotland Regional Transport Partnership) between 1999 and May 2007 and Chair of the Sustainable Development Group, North Sea Commission (2005 to 2007). I worked full time as a Councillor for which I received remuneration of between £15,001 and £20,000 per annum.

Between 1999 and May 2007 I was a Non-Executive Director of Scottish Enterprise Grampian, of 27 Albyn Place, Aberdeen. I worked one day per month for which I received remuneration of up to £500 per annum.

Between 1999 and 2005 I was a Board Member of East Areas Board of Scottish Natural Heritage (now based in Inverness). I worked two days a month for which I received remuneration of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts In mid May I received a gift of three months gym membership and some one to one training support as part of my participation in a fitness scheme launched by the Women’s Sport and Fitness Foundation (a registered charity which has received sponsorship from Scottish Widows). The cost of the gym membership and personal trainer is estimated to be £620 and is being met by the Women’s Sport and Fitness Foundation (of Victoria House, Bloomsbury Square, London WC1B 4SE). The value of this gift is therefore between £501 and £1000. [Registered 28 May 2008]

Overseas visits Between 30 August and 1 September 2007 I visited Leeuwarden, Netherlands at the invitation of the Cartesius Institute to chair the judging panel for their Cartesius Day sustainable rural design competition. The travel costs of the visit were €296.38 with hospitality and accommodation costing approximately €242 (approximately £374.50 in total). These costs were met by the Cartesius Institute. [Registered 17 September 2007]

Between 25 September and 2 October 2010 I visited India as part of a delegation of Liberal Democrat Friends of India. The purpose of the visit was to study the way Indian democracy functions and to look at technological progress taking place there. The travel cost for air fares was £2,321.31 (164,362 Indian rupees). The air fares were for flights from London to Delhi, Delhi to Thiruvananthapurum, Thiruvananthapurum to Mumbai and Mumbai to London. Costs for accommodation in Delhi and Thiruvananthapurum were £757.59 (53642.12 Indian rupees). (I was in Mumbai only for a connecting flight.) The costs of the visit were met by the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, New Delhi, India. [Registered 7 October 2010]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary In May 2007 I resigned as a Non-Executive Director of AREG (Aberdeen Renewables Energy Group).

I am currently a Girl Guide Ambassador.

In addition to my annual salary as a local government councillor, on standing down as a local councillor I received a one off severance payment of £20,000 for over 15 years service. This payment was in accordance with the Local Governance (Scotland) Act 2004 (Severance Payments) Regulations 2006 (SSI 2006/471). [Registered 8 May 2008]

I am an elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. [Registered 4 December 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Ian McKee Constituency/Region: Lothians Date on which initial statement lodged: 31 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration On 11 September 2007 I participated in a survey for Ipsos Mori Scotland (of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh EH3 6DH) on behalf of a number of unspecified companies in the financial industry. I did not receive expenses, benefit or direct payment of any kind. Ipsos Mori Scotland, a research work and market survey company, donated £100 to the Wester Hailes Health Agency (on or around 20 November 2007) therefore this remuneration falls within the „up to £500 per annum„ bandwidth. [Registered 19 November 2007]

On 22 April 2008 I spoke at a meeting entitled “Better Health, Better Care” organised by Holyrood Publications (a publisher and conference organiser of 14-16 Holyrood Road, Edinburgh, EH8 8AF). I received a fee of £200 from Holyrood Publications which, at my request, I received as a cheque made out to the Wester Hailes Health Agency and which I subsequently sent to that Agency. This remuneration therefore falls within the „up to £500 per annum‟ bandwidth. [Registered 8 May 2008]

As of September 2008 I am contracted to write a monthly column for the Scotsman (a newspaper company of Holyrood Road, Edinburgh) on health matters raised in the Scottish Parliament. I will receive remuneration of £1320 per annum. This remuneration therefore falls within the £1,001 to £2,000 per annum bandwidth. [Registered 14 October 2008]

I participated in a survey for Populus (an attitude research company of 10 Northborough Street, London, EC1V 0AT) on behalf of a number of companies in the financial industry. I did not receive expenses, benefit or direct payment of any kind. Populus paid a fee £50 to the Wester Hailes Health Agency on 19 September 2008. This remuneration therefore falls within the „up to £500

per annum„ bandwidth. [Registered 14 October 2008]

On 10 March 2009 I participated in an online survey for ComRes (a research company with headquarters at Conference House, 152 Morrison Street, Edinburgh, EH3 8EB). ComRes conducted this survey on behalf of a number of unspecified organisations, including various charities. On 30 April 2009, I received a cheque for £50 from ComRes made out, at my request, to the Wester Hailes Health Agency. I sent this cheque to the Wester Hailes Health Agency on 12 May 2009. I did not benefit personally from the cheque. This remuneration therefore falls within the „up to £500 per annum‟ bandwidth. [Registered 14 May 2009]

On 10 May 2009 I participated in an MSP panel survey for ComRes (a research company of Conference House, 152 Morrison Street, Edinburgh EH3 8ED). ComRes conducted this survey on behalf of various companies in the field of finance. I did not receive expenses, benefit or direct payment of any kind. A cheque for £50 from ComRes was received by Wester Hailes Health Agency on 16 July 2009. This remuneration therefore falls within the „up to £500 per annum„ bandwidth. [Registered 3 December 2009]

On 6 October 2009 I participated in an annual survey of Members of the Scottish Parliament for Ipsos MORI Scotland (a research work and market survey company of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh EH3 6DH). Ipsos MORI conducted this survey on behalf of various companies in the field of finance. I did not receive expenses, benefit or direct payment of any kind. A cheque for £75 from Ipsos MORI was received by Wester Hailes Health Agency on 29 October 2009. This remuneration therefore falls within the „up to £500 per annum„ bandwidth. [Registered 3 December 2009]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits From 10 to 17 October 2009 I was part of a cross-party delegation of MSPs who visited the Republic of China (Taiwan) at the invitation of the Director General, Edinburgh Office, Taipei Representative Office in the UK, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of China Department (of 1 Melville Street, Edinburgh EH3 7EP). The delegation held a number of meetings with Taiwan Government Departments, the Legislative Yuan, Taipei City, Kaohsiung County and representatives in Taiwan of the UK Government (British Trade and Cultural Organisation, Scottish Development International and the British Council). The delegation visited Taipei, Kaohsiung and Kinmen Island. The costs of the visit per person for my spouse (who accompanied me) and me were: £960 each for economy class return flights to Taiwan, £690 each for hotel accommodation, £350 each for meals, £125 each for transport. All costs (which totalled £4250 for both of us) were met by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Taipei, Republic of China. The delegation also received hospitality (including visits to the Palace Museum and the government guest house) and small gifts from Taipei Council, Kaohsiung County, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Taiwan Parliament, Education Department, Taiwan City Hospital and Kaohsiung Harbour Board. These gifts included a quantity of tea, a belt, a traditional Chinese picture, a teapot and two cups, a magnifying glass and a disc with photos of our visit in a presentation album. I estimate the value of these gifts to be below £560. [Registered 10 November 2009]

From 8 to 15 October 2010 I was part of a parliamentary visit to Taiwan. The purpose of the visit was to gain a better understanding of the possible causes of conflict in the region and also to encourage commercial, cultural and academic ties between Scotland and Taiwan. The costs of the visit per person for my spouse (who accompanied me) and I were: £896 each for economy class air fares, and NTD 50,512 (approximately £1,010) each for other costs, including hotel, internal travel, and food. All costs were met by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of China, 2 Kaitakelan Blvd, Taipei, 10048, Taiwan. [Registered 2 November 2010]

Heritable property I own, with my wife, a self-catering house in the Highland Council area with a market value of between £200,001 and £250,000 from which I receive a gross income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am an unpaid Director of One City Ltd which was formed to combat social exclusion in Edinburgh.

On 3 February 2008 my partner and I attended the Scotland v France rugby game at Murrayfield Stadium as guests of British Airports Authority. The total value of the tickets and hospitality is less than £520. [Registered 5 February 2008]

In March 2008 I received a soapstone reproduction of an ancient Assyrian statuette from the Ambassador of Iran. The value of this gift is estimated to be no more than £80. [Registered 19 March 2008]

On 30 April 2008 I attended an Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry dinner in London as the guest of AstraZeneca. Travel, accommodation and hospitality costs were met by AstraZeneca. I am satisfied that the value of the travel, accommodation and hospitality costs fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 8 May 2008]

On 11 September 2008 I spoke at a meeting organised by Mackay Hannah on complaints handling in the NHS. My fee of £300 will be donated to Wester Hailes Health Agency by Mackay Hannah (a public relations company of 187 Canongate, Edinburgh, EH8 8BN). This fee has yet to be received by Wester Hailes Health Agency. [Registered 14 October 2008]

On 23 September 2008 I participated in a survey carried out by Ipsos MORI (a market and opinion research company of 79-81 Borough Road, London, SE1 1FY). I received no direct payment or expenses. Ipsos MORI undertook this survey on behalf of a number of their clients in the financial industry who were not identified to me. Ipsos MORI will donate £100 to Wester Hailes Health Agency. This donation has yet to be received by Wester Hailes Health Agency. [Registered 14 October 2008]

I own, with my wife, a croft in the Highland Council area which consists of land and a stone bothy. I receive no income from this property. [Registered 4 February 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Christina McKelvie Constituency/Region: Central Scotland Date on which initial statement lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration On 8 May 2007 I resigned from my post of Learning and Development Officer with Glasgow City Council Social Work Services, 21 India Street, Glasgow. I was employed to work 37 hours per week and received between £25,001 - £30,000 per annum.

On 30 November 2007 I participated in a radio broadcast with BBC Scotland (a Broadcasting Corporation) of 40 Pacific Quay, Glasgow. For this one off work I received unexpected remuneration of £50 therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 6 December 2007]

On 18 and 19 January 2010 I addressed a seminar at Stormont at the invitation of the Office of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister (Northern Ireland Assembly) and the Law Centre Northern Ireland. The costs of the visit, totalling approximately £300 (for flights, overnight hotel accommodation and dinner on 18 January) were met by the Law Centre Northern Ireland. The Law Centre Northern Ireland is a not-for-profit agency working to advance social welfare rights in Northern Ireland, through the provision on referral of legal advice and representation, policy, training and publications on social security, community care, immigration, employment and mental health matters and is based at 124 Donegall Street, Belfast, BT1 2GY. This remuneration therefore falls in the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 28 January 2010]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits Between 24 and 28 August 2008 I visited Lilongwe and Nkhata Bay South Constituency in Malawi for the purpose of attending workshops for Malawi MPs on constituency development. Flights, accommodation and all the associated costs for this visit totalled £2,822.30 and were met by the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (of Artillery House, 11/19 Artillery Row, London SW1P 1RT). The Westminster Foundation for Democracy’s work focuses on strengthening parliaments and political parties in priority countries in Africa, Eastern Europe and the Middle East. [Registered 4 September 2008]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a member of UNISON.

On 7 December 2007 I received a gift of 3 tickets for Tron Panto from the Royal Mail. The value of this gift is less than £500. [Registered 6 December 2007]

On 30 November 2007 I received a gift of a commemorative letter opener from Motherwell College. The value of this gift is less than £500. [Registered 6 December 2007]

On 25 March 2008 I received flowers from Rathbone for hosting their awards ceremony. The value of this gift is approximately £40. [Registered 28 March 2008]

On 16 April 2008 I attended the Black Leadership Network dinner as their guest. I estimate the value of this hospitality to be approximately £60. [Registered 6 May 2008]

On 20 April 2008 I attended the Football Players Association Awards dinner as a guest of Royal Mail Ltd. I estimate the value of this hospitality to be approximately £100. [Registered 6 May 2008]

On 29 April 2008 I attended the Keeping Scotland Warm dinner as a guest of The National Grid. I estimate the value of this hospitality to be approximately £60. [Registered 6 May 2008]

On 11 October 2008 I received hospitality and a ticket for the Scotland v Norway game at Hampden from the McDonalds Community Partnership. The total cost of the hospitality and ticket was £285 and was met by McDonalds Restaurants Limited (of 11-59 High Road, East Finchley, London N2 8AW). [Registered 23 October 2008]

On 24 March 2009 I attended a dinner hosted by Microsoft (of Thames Valley Park, Reading, RG6 1WG). I estimate the value of this hospitality to be approximately £65. [Registered 14 April 2009]

On 10 June 2009 I attended the Keeping Scotland Warm dinner as a guest of The National Grid. I estimate the value of this hospitality to be approximately £70. [Registered 11 June 2009]

On 11 September 2009 I attended a dinner for the launch of the Maxim Office Business Park. I estimate the value of this dinner, including the gift of a brooch and a notebook, to be £100. [Registered 17 September 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Anne McLaughlin Constituency/Region: Glasgow Date on which initial statement lodged: 12 March 2009

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits From 17 to 19 February 2009, I visited Brussels on a study tour of the European Parliament to learn about the European Parliament’s relationship to the Scottish Parliament and to attend meetings with the European Commission on the issue of funding for multilingualism in Glasgow schools. The costs of this visit were approximately £500 and were met by the Green European Free Alliance (Green EFA). The Green EFA is the political grouping to which the SNP MEPs belong.

Heritable property I own a flat in Inverclyde with a market value of between £25,000 and £100,000 from which I receive gross income of between £0.00 and £5,000 per annum. Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary In 2008 I was based in Galle, Sri Lanka when I volunteered for 3 months with CBTD (Community Business Technology Developers also based in Galle, Sri Lanka). CBTD is a livelihood development not for profit company focussing on working with people with disabilities. I intend to continue to voluntarily support CBTD and, time permitting, continue to advise them on communications matters and funding opportunities. I will receive no remuneration, expenses or benefit in kind from CBTD.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: David McLetchie Constituency/Region: Edinburgh Pentlands Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 21 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I receive occasional fees for writing and broadcasting, between £501 - £1,000 per annum. I estimate that I would carry out this type of work approximately 3 or 4 times per year.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits 17-25 October 1999: Visit to Canada accompanied by my Chief of Staff John Crawford to meet Canadian political leaders, Progressive Conservative Party officials, journalists and commentators in Ontario and Quebec. Costs (travel and accommodation) of £3778 paid by Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party.

8-10 October 2000: Attended British-Irish Inter- Parliamentary Body meeting in Galway, Ireland on a fact finding trip as part of Scottish Parliament delegation. Two nights accommodation and hospitality provided by the Irish Parliament at an estimated cost of £350.

28 – 30 January 2002: Visit to the European Parliament, Brussels organised by Struan Stevenson MEP to meet MEPs and officials. Full costs met by the European

Parliament. Value approximately £600.

29-31 August 2005: Visited Hanover in Lower Saxony, Germany, for meetings with Members and officials of the Lower Saxony Parliament and Government to discuss issues of common interest. Visit was sponsored by the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung [Foundation], London, which met the costs of travel and accommodation approximately £500 Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Member of the Law Society of Scotland.

Member of the Society of Writers to Her Majesty’s Signet.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Michael McMahon Constituency/Region: Hamilton North and Bellshill Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 4 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I participated in an interview carried out by Ipsos MORI Scotland (of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). I received no direct payment or expenses. Ipsos MORI Scotland (a research company who conduct social, economic and political opinion surveys) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of their clients who were not identified to me. Ipsos MORI Scotland donated £100 to St Andrew’s Hospice, Airdrie on 18 October 2008 therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 24 October 2008]

I participated in an interview carried out by Populus Ltd (of 10 Nothburgh Street, London EC1V QAT). I received no direct payment or expenses. Populus Ltd (a research company who conduct social, economic and political opinion surveys) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of their clients who were not identified to me. Populus Ltd donated £50 to St Andrew’s Hospice, Airdrie on 18 October 2008 therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 24 October 2008]

I participated in an inverview carried out by ComRes (of 152 Morrison Street, Edinburgh EH3 8EB). I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a research company which conducts social, economic and political surveys) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of clients who were not identified to me. ComRes donated £50 to St Andrew’s Hospice, Airdrie on 30 April 2009, therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 15 May 2009]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship I received sponsorship through the provision of an intern from CARE’s (Christian Action Research and Education) Institute of Faith and Culture postgraduate training programme. This intern, who provided research services and assistance with casework, was on a 10 month fixed contract from September 2001 until June 2002. The monetary value of this sponsorship was between £3,001 and £5,000. Gifts At each Christmas between 2003 and 2006, I held a Christmas Card competition, for primary schools in my constituency. Orange UK provided me with book tokens and a monetary award to the winning school in 2003, 2004 and 2005. The total monetary value of this gift was between £1,001 and £2,000. Park Lane, Glasgow provided me with part payment of printing costs in 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006. This has a total monetary value of of between £501 and £1,000. Lothian Investments Ltd provided me with part payment of printing costs, book tokens and a monetary award for the winning school in 2006. This has a monetary value of between £501 and £1,001.

As a member of the Scottish Parliament’s football team, I played in an inter-Parliamentary tournament in support of the Community Shield in Cardiff on 12 August 2006. The event was sponsored by McDonalds and the monetary value of the accommodation and hospitality was between £501 and £1,000.

In December 2008 I held a Christmas card competition for the 24 primary schools in my constituency for which 800 cards were printed by Hampden Advertising, Glasgow. Lothian Investments (a company of 30 Stirling Road, Airdrie, Lanarkshire, ML6 7JA with involvement in housing and property development) provided me with half payment of the printing costs (£151.80), 48 book tokens with a value of £10.00 per token for the two winners from each primary school (£480.00) and further book tokens with a value of £100.00 for the winning school. The total monetary value of this gift was between £501 and £1,000. I received donations toward the competition from Park Lane, Glasgow and Spar Bellshill. These donations have been registered in the voluntary category of this Register. [Registered 18 December 2008]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Member of the GMB Union.

I received part-time research support between February and May 2005 from a volunteer intern taking part in a programme organised by the University of Edinburgh. The intern received no payment for this work from the either myself or the University of Edinburgh.

I held a Christmas card competition in 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006 for primary schools in my constituency. In each year Spar, Bellshill provided various prizes with a total cumulative monetary value of less than £520. In 2003 and 2004 Highland Properties, Edinburgh provided me with part payment of printing costs which has a cumulative monetary value of less than £520. In 2005, Safeway/Morrison Group provided a CD with a value of £15. In 2005 and 2006 British Energy Group plc, Livingston provided with part payment of printing costs which has a cumulative monetary value of £200.

In December 2008 I held a Christmas card competition for the 24 primary schools in my constituency for which 800 cards were printed by Hampden Advertising, Glasgow. Park Lane, Glasgow provided me with half payment of the printing costs of £151.80. SPAR, Bellshill provided me with other prizes with a value of £70.00. I also received support from Lothian Investments for half the printing costs and other prizes; this has been registered in the Gifts category. [Registered 18 December 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Stuart McMillan Constituency/Region: West of Scotland Date on which initial statement lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I am an occasional piper with the London Scottish Pipes and Drums (a pipe band of 95 Horseferry Road, Westminster, London, SW1P 2DX). I anticipate performing with the band a maximum of once a year and have not performed with the band since August 2006. I do not receive direct income from the band but may receive partial reimbursement of costs for travel and/or accommodation of up to £500 per annum. [Registered 23 May 2008].

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts As a member of the Scottish Parliament’s football team, I played in an inter-Parliamentary tournament in support of the Community Shield in London on 4 August 2007. The event was sponsored by McDonalds and the accommodation and hospitality totalled approximately £570. As part of the event I was also given a gift of seven match tickets for the Community Shield with a total value of £525. I ran a competition in conjunction with the Greenock Telegraph and the tickets were given to the competition winners. The total value of this gift is therefore between £1,001 and £2,000. [Registered 21 August 2007].

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Ambassador for the Ocean Youth Trust for Scotland, with effect from Monday 6 April 2009. I do not receive any remuneration for this role. [Registered 3 April 2009]

On 10 June 2009 I attended the Keeping Scotland Warm dinner as a guest of The National Grid. I estimate the value of this hospitality to be approximately £70. [Registered 17 June 2009]

On 11 July 2009 I received two tickets and hospitality for the Scottish Open at Loch Lomond Golf Club from Chivas Brothers. The approximate value of this gift is £400. [Registered 17 July 2009]

I have been made a lifetime Honorary member of the Greenock and District Model Railway Club. [Registered 15 January 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Duncan McNeil Constituency/Region: Greenock and Inverclyde Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits 17 – 23 March 2004. Trip to Taiwan as a guest of the Taiwanese Government to act as an observer in the Presidential elections. Cost of travel and accommodation (£2,167.06) was met by the Taiwanese Government.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary No registrable interests.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Pauline McNeill Constituency/Region: Glasgow Kelvin Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I responded to polling questions asked by Com Res, a research company of 28 Broadway, London SW1H 9JX. I received no direct payment or expenses but Com Res made a donation of £50 to my local Labour Party therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. [Registered 5 February 2008]

In October 2008 I participated in a survey run by Ipsos MORI (of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). I was not aware of any client on whose behalf the survey was conducted. Ipsos MORI (a surveys and opinion poll company) donated a £100 fee to Glasgow Central Labour Party. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. [Registered 7 January 2009]

I participated in a survey for ComRes (a polling and research consultancy based at Conference House, 152 Morrison Street, Edinburgh, EH3 8EB). I am not aware of the clients on whose behalf the survey was conducted. I received a cheque dated 6 May 2009 for £50 from ComRes made out to the Glasgow Central Labour Party, who will receive the cheque. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. [Registered 28 May 2009]

I participated in a survey for ComRes (a polling and research consultancy based at 4 Millbank, London, SW1P 3JA). I am not aware of the clients on whose behalf the survey was conducted. On 27 January 2010 I received a cheque from ComRes for £50 dated 22 January 2010 and made out to the Glasgow Central Labour Party, who will receive the cheque. This remuneration therefore falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. [Registered 4 February 2010]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits From 16 to 19 October 2006, I visited Lebanon as part of a fact finding visit after the bombing. The cost of the visit was £700 which was met by Azzan Mohamad on behalf of the Lebanese Community and Mohamad Sarwar MP.

From 6 to 11 November 2008 I visited the Gaza Strip on a fact-finding mission. The costs of the trip, including flights, food and accommodation, were approximately £2083 (€2500). The costs of this trip were met by the European Campaign to End the Siege on Gaza which is a combination of volunteer European groups looking to support Palestine and its people (and is located at 100A Crown House, North Circular Road, London, NW10 7PN). [Registered 20 November 2008]

From 8 to 16 October 2010 I made a fact-finding visit to Taipei, Taiwan. The costs of the visit were: £1,596 for flights and £1,009 for other costs, including meals, accommodation and local transport. All costs were met by the Taiwan Government, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of China, 2 Kaitakelan Boulevard, Taipei, 10048, Taiwan. [Registered 10 November 2010]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a member of the GMB Scotland Union.

I am a member of the Route out of Prostitution.

I am Chair of the Steering Group on the Scottish Music Industry Association.

I am a member of the Scottish Friends of Lebanon.

I am a member of the Scottish Friends of Palestine.

I lease a constituency office from Strathvale Holdings for £1 per annum. The cost to Strathvale Holdings (as confirmed by them) of providing my office space is less than £520 per annum, the threshold for declaring an interest in the sponsorship category. All bills including repair and maintenance of the property are paid for by me.

I am Honorary President, Glasgow University Labour Club [Registered 3 August 2007].

I received a match ticket, with a value of £100, from BT for the Scotland v Macedonia football match on 5 September 2009. A lunch was also provided. [Registered 10 September 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Des McNulty Constituency/Region: Clydebank and Milngavie Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits From 11 to 13 April 2010 I visited Berlin to attend a conference at the Friedrich-Ebert Foundation. The conference, held on 12 April, was on international debt, covering problems facing the most indebted countries; the mechanics of dealing with defaults in debt repayment and insolvency; and possible systems of debt arbitration. The cost of travel and incidental expenses was £340 which was met by Jubilee Scotland, the Scottish arm on Jubilee 2000, a campaigning organisation on debt issues (of the Grayston Centre, 28 Charles Square, London. N1 6HT) [Registered 30 April 2010]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Unremunerated Board Member Tron Theatre Company.

Unremunerated Board Member The Wise Group.

Unremunerated Board Member Clydebank Rebuilt.

Unremunerated, visiting Professor at Glasgow Caledonian University.

From 12 May to 24 May 2009, I visited Malawi. I was invited to observe the Presidential and Parliamentary elections held on 19 May 2009 by the Malawi Election Commission and the Secretary General of the Commonwealth. The Commonwealth’s team of observers was made up of 10 members led by the former President of Ghana, His Excellency John Kuffour. Travel and accommodation costs of approximately £3500 were met by the Commonwealth Secretariat, based in London. [Registered 27 May 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Nanette Milne Constituency/Region: North East of Scotland

Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 30 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration Trustee of the Aberdeen International Youth Festival, Custom House, 35 Regent Quay, Aberdeen, a multi arts festival. I attend four meetings per year plus attendance at the ten days of the festival. Although I do not receive any payment as such I do receive a benefit in kind of free tickets to attend events during the annual festival, with a value of up to £500 per annum.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits On 26 to 28 August 2008 I visited the Offshore Northern Seas conference and exhibition in Stavanger, Norway as part of a joint visit by the Cross-Party Group in the Scottish Parliament on Oil and Gas and the Westminster All Party Parliamentary Group on the British Offshore Oil and Gas Industry. I estimate the costs of the trip to be approximately £2355 (including overseas flights, hotel accommodation, local transport and hospitality). The costs of the trip were met by Oil and Gas UK (the representative organisation for the UK oil and gas industry of 232-242 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London, SW1V 1AU), Shell (an energy and petrochemical company of 1 Altens Farm Road, Nigg, Aberdeen, AB12

3FY), Chevron (an international energy company of Chevron House, Hill of Rubislaw, Aberdeen, AB15 6XL), Statoil Hydro (an international energy company of Statoil House, 11a Regent Street, London, SW1Y 4ST), Wood Group (an international energy company of John Wood House, Greenwell Road, East Tullos, Aberdeen, AB12 4AX), Conoco Phillips an international energy company of (Portman House, 2 Portman Street, London, W1H 6DU), ExxonMobil (an oil and gas company of ExxonMobil House, Ermyn Way, Leatherhead, Surrey, KT22 8UX), the Norwegian Embassy and OLF (the Norwegian Oil Industry Association of Vassbotnen 1, Forus, Sandnes, Norway). [Registered 4 September 2008]

From 10 – 17 October 2009 I was part of a cross-party delegation of MSPs and their spouses who visited the Republic of China (Taiwan) at the invitation of the Director General, Edinburgh Office, Taipei Representative Office in the UK, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of China Department (1, Melville Street, Edinburgh, EH3 7PE). The delegation held a number of meetings with Taiwan Government Departments, The Legislative Yuan, Taipei City, Kaohsiung County and representatives in Taiwan of the UK Government (British Trade and Cultural Organisation), Scottish Development International and the British Council. The delegation visited Taipei, Kaohsiung and Kinmen Island. The costs of the visits per person for my husband (who accompanied me) and I were: £960 each for economy class return flights to Taiwan, £690 each for hotel accommodation, £350 for meals and £125 each for internal transport in Taiwan. All costs (which totalled £4250) were met by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of China, Taipei, Taiwan. The delegation also received hospitality and small gifts from a number of the organisations we met. The hospitality included some meals and tea and biscuits at various meetings. The small souvenir type gifts included a small china tea set, a vase, books, a small desk set, and some green tea and my husband received the equivalent. I estimate the value of the hospitality and gifts to be below £560. [Registered 10 November 2009]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Member of the Aberdeen Advisory Board of the Salvation Army, unremunerated.

My husband owns shares in the Lecht Ski Company.

From 10 to 11 August 2009 I visited, accompanied by my husband, a Marine Harvest owned salmon farm near Fort William at the invitation of the Scottish Salmon Producers’ Organisation (SSPO). The SSPO provided overnight accommodation on 10 August at an estimated value of £140. Marine Harvest provided dinner on 10 August at an estimated value of £100 and transportation and a sandwich lunch during the visit on 11 August at an estimated value of £50. The total estimated value of this visit is therefore £290. [Registered 24 August 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Margaret Mitchell Constituency/Region: Central Scotland Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 17 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts 10 May 2006 – I received a benefit in kind from McFayden PC Support to attend “An Audience with 42nd President of the United States, William Jefferson Clinton”, included dinner and hospitality at the Thistle Hotel Glasgow. Value between £501- £1,000.

29 December 2006 – I received a benefit in kind of a metal badge received from Scottish Racing which entitles the bearer to admittance to any race meeting in Scotland during 2007. The badge is not available for purchase but Scottish Racing estimates its value to be between £501- £1,000.

At the end of May 2008 I received a gift of three months gym membership with one to one training support as part of my participation in a fitness scheme launched by the Women’s Sport and Fitness Foundation (a registered charity which has received sponsorship from Scottish Widows). The cost of the gym membership and personal trainer is estimated to be £550 and is being met by the Women’s Sport and Fitness Foundation (of Victoria

House, Bloomsbury Square, London WC1B 4SE). The value of this gift is therefore between £501 and £1000. [Registered 17 June 2008]

Overseas visits 13-18 August 2005 - I visited Taiwan to observe and study the economy, its public services and its relationship with its neighbours. The Republic of China Government met the costs of the visit, £1965.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares I have £1 ordinary shares in Fairfield Properties Limited, a property investment business. I own 99% of the issued share capital in the company. Voluntary Between 3-5 December 2009 I attended the International Symposium of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey in Istanbul where I was a guest speaker in my capacity as the Convener of the Equal Opportunities Committee of the Scottish Parliament. The total cost of the visit was 716 Euros (of which 480 Euros was for flights and 236 Euros for accommodation). These costs were met by the Turkish Government. [Registered 15 January 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Alasdair Morgan Constituency/Region: South of Scotland Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 8 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary On 14 June 2007, I resigned as Director of the Scottish Parliament and Business Exchange (unpaid).

Trustee of the Whithorn Trust (unpaid).

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Mary Mulligan Constituency/Region: Linlithgow Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits As a member of the Scottish Parliament Audit Committee I attended a fact finding visit to the Danish Parliament, Folketing on 26th September 2005. Members met with the Danish Public Accounts Committee (PAC) and the National Audit Office of Denmark (NAOD). Lunch and an evening meal were provided by the Danish PAC, value approximately £50.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a member of the trade union USDAW.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: John Farquhar Munro Constituency/Region: Ross, Skye and Inverness West Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a Trustee of Sabhal Mor Ostaig Gaelic College – Isle of Skye.

I am a Trustee of the Gaelic Language Promotion Trust.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Elaine Murray Constituency/Region: Dumfries Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts 22 December 2006 – I received a benefit in kind of a metal badge from Scottish Racing which entitles the bearer to admittance to any race meeting in Scotland during 2007. The badge is not available for purchase but Scottish Racing estimates its value to be between £501- £1,000.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Fact-finding visit to National Grid at Wokingham on 19 June 2006. Return flight to Heathrow (value £364.70), minibus transfer and subsistence (approx value £35) met

by National Grid. My husband, Jeff Leaver, works part time as my researcher in my constituency office. [Registered 4 February 2008]

On September 12 2008 I received two passes from Scottish Racing for the Betfair Scottish Racing fortnight. The approximate total value of the two passes is £300. [Registered 12 September 2008]

On 11 August 2009 I visited fish farms and a fish processing factory at the invitation of the Scottish Salmon Producers’ Organisation (SSPO). The SSPO organised accommodation at the Moorings Hotel in Fort William and a business dinner. My husband, who works part time as my researcher, also attended. The approximate total value of the accommodation, dinner and drinks for both of us is £240. [Registered 14 August 2009]

On 26th June 2010 I attended the British Pipe Bands Championship in Annan as a guest of Energy Solutions UK and Dumfries and Galloway Council. My husband also attended. I estimate that the approximate value of entry to the event, buffet and hospitality at the event and evening meal at Del Amitri, Annan to be £65 each, totalling £130. [Registered 29 June 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Alex Neil Constituency/Region: Central Scotland Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 11 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration [Ceased interest removed from entry: 27 April 2010]

On 6 November 2008 I was a guest speaker on behalf of the Parliament at a conference held at the Dunkeld Hilton Hotel. My wife and I received dinner, bed and breakfast, valued between £501 and £1,000, which was paid for by the Association for Public Sector Excellence (a not for profit local government body promoting excellence in the public sector based at South Lanarkshire Council Headquarters, Almada Street, Hamilton). [Registered 14 November 2008]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts Member received a metal badge (on 19 December 2006) from Scottish Racing which entitles the bearer to admittance to any race meeting staged in Scotland during 2007. The badge is not available to purchase but Scottish Racing estimates its value to be between £501 and £1,000.

Overseas visits On 10 and 11 September 2007 I visited Brussels. The trip was a familiarisation visit for members of the European and External Relations Committee, of which I am Deputy Convener, organised and paid for by the European Commission. The estimated cost of the flights, meals and accommodation was £456 (Hotel 170euros;

Flights 440euros; Dinner 27euros; lunch 25euros) which was met by the European Commission. [Registered 21 September 2007]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary [Ceased interest removed from entry: 19 April 2010]

Unremunerated Director of the Scottish Parliament’s Futures Forum, a not for profit company. On my appointment as a Scottish Minister on 12 February 2009, I resigned from this position. [Registered 11 May 2007, Amended interest 20 March 2009]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 19 April 2010]

On 23 September 2007 I attended a rugby match at Murrayfield Stadium as a guest of Capgemini Consulting Technology and Outsourcing Company. The value of this gift is £150. [Registered 2 October 2007]

On 17 March 2009 I attended the Reform Scotland Annual Dinner as a guest of MacDonald Estates. [Registered 26 March 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Hugh O’Donnell Constituency/Region: Central Scotland Date on which initial statement lodged: 16 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits From 8 to 11 April 2008 I visited Galway on a shadowing trip to the company Medtronic (a manufacturer of medical devices of The Technology Park, Galway, Ireland) as part of the Scottish Parliament and Business Exchange programme. The costs of flights to and from Ireland of £150 were met by Medtronic. Other travel and accommodation costs of £245.22 were met by the Scottish Parliament and Business Exchange (a Parliamentary Programme overseen by a committee of MSPs of 93 George Street, Edinburgh, EH2 3ES). [Registered 7 May 2008] From 7 to 13 November 2008 I visited the Gaza Strip on a fact-finding visit on humanitarian grounds. The costs of the trip, including flights, food and accommodation, were £2103.80 (based on exchange rates on 20 November 2008). The costs of this trip were met by the European Campaign to End the Siege on Gaza which is a

combination of volunteer European groups looking to support Palestine and its people (and is located at 100A Crown House, North Circular Road, London, NW10 7PN). [Registered 20 November 2008] On 12 and 13 September 2009 I was the guest speaker at a fundraising dinner in Vienna, Austria, for the orphanages and schools in Gaza, organised by the European Campaign to End the Siege on Gaza. I did not receive or ask for any fee or remuneration for my attendance at the event. The total cost of the trip, including food, accommodation and travel, was £900 (at Euro rates September 2009). The costs of this trip were met by the European Campaign to End the Siege on Gaza which is a combination of volunteer European groups looking to support Palestine and its people (and is located at 100A Crown house, North Circular Road, London, NW10 7PN). [Registered 17 September 2009]

From 21 to 24 January 2010 I visited Macedonia to participate in a training weekend for members of the former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia’s Parliament. The event was part of the Westminster Foundation for Democracy Programme in that country. The total costs of the trip were £889.40 (of which £196 was for accommodation and £693.40 was for flights). These costs were met by the Westminster Foundation for Democracy, a public body financially supported by the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office, which provides social and political support to emerging democracies across the world (located at Artillery House, 11/19 Artillery Row, London, SW1P 1RT). [Registered 27 January 2010]

From 2 to 13 August 2010 I visited Kampala, Uganda to participate in Voluntary Services Overseas’ (VSO) Parliamentarian Volunteering Scheme. The total costs of the trip were £1675.03 (including flights, accommodation, medical expenses and incidental costs but excluding a subsistence allowance which was offered to me but which I declined). These costs were met by VSO, a registered charity which facilitates the placement of expert volunteers with organisations and NGOs in the developing world to assist with capacity building (located at Carlton House, 27A Carlton Drive, London, SW15 2BS). [Registered 14 September 2010]

From 29 August to 5 September 2010 I was the guest of honour/representative of the Scottish Parliament at a training event within the framework of the European

Youth in Action, Action 3.1 in Athens, Kythnos, Greece. The purpose of the visit was to deliver workshop sessions on the workings of the Scottish Parliament in relation to climate change and the Climate Change (Scotland) Act 2009. The costs of the visit are estimated at £1,616.51 (€1,890) (including all flights, accommodation, medical expenses and incidental costs but excluding a subsistence allowance which was offered to me but which I declined). These costs were met by INARE (Institute of Sustainable Development and Management of Natural Resources), a Greek NGO (charity), funded by the EU and the Greek Government as well as philanthropic individuals whose principal activities are the promotion and delivery of services, projects and training in the fields of sustainability and environmental themes (located at 15, George Bakou, Str, Athens, Greece). [Registered 28 September 2010]

From 30 October to 4 November 2010 I was a member of an international delegation of parliamentarians who visited the West Bank and East Jerusalem to experience firsthand the conditions in both locations. The costs of the visit were £2031.45 (including travel, accommodation and food) and were met by the Council for European- Palestinian Relations (CEPR), a registered charity which facilitates relations between the EU and UK on behalf of Palestinian aid groups and NGOs (located at 1 Olympic Way, Wembley, Middlesex, HA9 0NP) [Registered 19 January 2011]

Heritable property Sole ownership of a house in Cumbernauld, with a market value between £25,001 - £100,000. From 28 March 2008 I am joint owner of this property. [Registered 16 May 2007, Amended interest 19 March 2008]

Sole ownership of a house on the Island of Kos, Greece, with a market value between £25,001 - £100,000.

From 28 March 2008 I am sole owner of a flat in Cumbernauld, with a market value of between £25,001- £100,000. From October 2008, this property has been my residential home and I therefore consider it to be a ceased interest. [Registered 19 March 2008, Amended interest 23 March 2010, Ceased interest 23 March 2010]

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Voluntary non executive director since 2002 of ‘RECAP’ recycling charity, Lenziemill, Cumbernauld. No remuneration or stipend received.

I received a bottle of 10 year old single malt whisky (estimated value £40), from Inver House distillery in Airdrie when I made a constituency visit there on 8 February 2008. [Registered 20 February 2008]

I received from delegates of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference Guangdong Provincial Committee a collection of ten DVDs and CDs of cultural music and performance valued at approximately £50 and a string of Chinese pearls from the Province of Guangdong on gold-coloured metal valued at approximately £75. [Registered 24 September 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Irene Oldfather Constituency/Region: Cunninghame South Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 16 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits On 10 and 11 September 2007 I visited Brussels. This European Commission networking and familiarisation visit was hosted by the European Commission. The estimated cost of the hospitality and accommodation was €222 which was met by the European Commission. [Registered 17 September 2007]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary On 13 December 2010 Chemring Energetics sponsored my Christmas card competition to the amount of £223.23. [Registered 23 December 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: John Park Constituency/Region: Mid Scotland and Fife Date on which initial statement lodged: 16 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts As a member of the Scottish Parliament’s football team, I played in an inter-Parliamentary tournament in London in support of the Community Shield on 4 August 2007. The event was sponsored by McDonalds and I received a benefit in kind of accommodation and hospitality totalled approximately £570. As part of the event I was also given a gift of six match tickets for the Community Shield with a total value of £450. I gave four of these tickets to the Dunfermline Athletic Supporters Trust, and two tickets to the Rosyth Dockyard trade unions. The total value of this gift is between £1,001 and £2,000. [Registered 29 August 2007] As a member of the Scottish Parliament’s football team, I played in an inter-Parliamentary tournament in support of the Community Shield in London on 9 August 2008. The event was sponsored by McDonalds (McDonald's Restaurants Ltd. 11 - 59 High Road, East Finchley, London, N2 8AW) and the accommodation and hospitality totalled approximately £675 and was met in full by McDonalds. As part of the event I was also given a gift of six match tickets by the Football Association (The

Football Association Ltd, 25 Soho Square, London, 4FA) for the Community Shield with a total value of £240, I gave these tickets to organisations supporting grass roots football in Mid Scotland & Fife, to assist with raising funds. The total value of this gift is therefore between £501 to £1,000 (approximately £915). [Registered 2 September 2008]

Overseas visits As a member of the European and External Relations Committee, I took part in a Committee visit to the European Commission in Brussels on 10 and 11 September 2007. The purpose of the visit was to facilitate a greater understanding of the institutions of the European Union and it was arranged and paid for by the European Commission The cost of flights, accommodation and hospitality totaled £456. [Registered 4 October 2007]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I occasionally receive complimentary tickets for Dunfermline Athletic Football Club from a family member connected with the club. The approximate value of these tickets is £300.

I am a member of the trade union Unite (formerly known as Amicus). [Registered 16 May 2007, Amended interest 15 July 2009]

My election expenses were paid for by the Scottish Labour Party.

As of 10 July 2009, I have been appointed as a member of the Scotland’s Futures Forum Board of Directors. I do not receive any remuneration for this position. [Registered 13 July 2009]

In December 2009 Bitwise Ltd, a software development company based in Fife, paid £494.50 for the printing and design of my Christmas cards. The sum of £494.50 was paid by Bitwise Ltd direct to Armstrong Printing who undertook the printing and design of the cards. [Registered 19 January 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Gil Paterson Constituency/Region: West of Scotland Date on which initial statement lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration As part owner of Gils Motor Factors, 280 - 290 Colston Road, Bishopbriggs, G64 2BE, I receive remuneration between £15,001 - £20,000 per annum. As part owner of the family business I attend approximately 20 meetings per year.

Related Undertaking I am a director of a related undertaking but do not receive remuneration or expenses in relation to Pro Series Tools Ltd, a hand tool company, 11 Caryle Avenue, Hillington Glasgow.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property I am part owner of a commercial property in Bishopbriggs with a market value between £200,001 - £250,000.

I am part owner of a commercial property in Aberdeen with a market value of between £300,001 - £350,000.

I am part owner of a commercial property in Hillington with a market value between £200,001 - £250,00.

I am part owner of an apartment in France with a market

value between £300,001 - £350,000.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Unremunerated board member of Rape Crisis for which I do not claim expenses.

Gils Motor Factors supply goods to customers in Scotland; in turn we are supplied from companies who are mainly based on the continent.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Peter Peacock Constituency/Region: Highlands and Islands Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 31 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration On occasion I write for the Herald Society which is part of the Herald (a newspaper company of 200 Renfield Street, Glasgow). For this occasional work I expect to receive remuneration of up to £500 per annum. [Registered 7 May 2008]

On occasion I write for the Times Educational Supplement (a newspaper business of 21-23 Thistle Street, Edinburgh). For this occasional work I expect to receive remuneration of between £1,001 to £2,000 per annum. [Registered 29 May 2008]

On 2 December 2009 I spoke at a seminar in Edinburgh on the Role of the Minister in a Government Department for which I received a fee of £100. The seminar was organised by Understanding ModernGov (a division of GovNet Communications). I provide occasional lectures for Understanding Modern Government (an organisation providing education on modern government systems and processes which is located at Golden Cross House, 8 Duncannon Street, London, WC2N 4JF). For this occasional work I expect to receive remuneration of up to £500 per annum. [Registered 16 December 2009]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares I own ordinary shares in Standard Life Plc, a banking, insurance and pensions company. The market value of these shares is £34,000.

Voluntary I own less than 1000 shares in Santander.

I own less than 1000 shares in BT.

I own less than 1000 shares in Alliance and Leicester.

I own less than 1000 shares in Scottish and Southern Electric.

I am a member of UNISON.

I am a member of Nairn Golf Club.

I am a member of the Scottish Ornithological Club.

I am a member of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. [Registered 13 December 2007]

From 14 September 2009 until the end of Session 3 I will receive administrative and research support from a Christian Action Research and Education (CARE) intern. The nominal costs to CARE of providing this intern fall below the threshold for registration. [Registered 23 September 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Cathy Peattie Constituency/Region: Falkirk East Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 24 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Member of Amicus and UNISON trade unions.

Member of Co-operative Party.

Convener of Linked Work Training Trust (Central) Ltd, a voluntary organisation, the post is unremunerated.

Director of Grangemouth Carers Ltd, a voluntary organisation, the post is unremunerated.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Michael S. R. Pringle Constituency/Region: Edinburgh South Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits Visit to Poland from 13 – 15 April 2004 to visit the Polish Government. Cost of the visit was £885 which was met by the Consul General of Poland in Edinburgh.

From 8 to 16 October 2010 I visited Taiwan in my capacity as a member of the cross-party group on Taiwan as a guest of the Taiwan Representative Government. The purpose of the visit was to meet Taiwan Representative Government Parliamentarians. The costs of the visit for myself were: £1,596 for travel and £2,010 for other costs, including hotel accommodation and food. All costs were met by the Taiwan Representative Government, Taipei Representative Office in the UK, Edinburgh Office, 1 Melville Street, Edinburgh, EH3 7PE. [Registered 12 November 2010]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary No registrable interests.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s Name: Jeremy Purvis Constituency/Region: Tweeddale, Ettrick and Lauderdale Date On Which Initial Statement Lodged: 23 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interest.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits From 26 to 27 October 2005 I travelled to Delhi, India, as part of a Liberal Democrat Parliamentary delegation. This involved meeting with the Minister for Petroleum and Gas, the Minister for Electricity, the Head of Military Intelligence, the Indian Chamber of Commerce, MPs and the Chief Minister of Delhi. The cost of the trip, £1,700, was paid for by the Government of Delhi.

From 12 to 19 October 2005 I travelled to Portland, Oregon, USA on an evidence collecting exercise for my proposed Member’s Bill (the Right to Die for the Terminally Ill Bill). This included meetings with the Department of Health, doctors and academics, the Oregon Medical Association and Oregon Hospice Association. The total cost of £1,400 was paid for by myself and by Friends at the End (FATE, member organisation of the World Federation of Right to Die Societies) who contributed £1000 of this cost.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Unremunerated member of the management committee of Broomhill Day Centre, Penicuik.

Patron of the Scottish charity HART (Heart at Risk Testing).

Member of the Selkirk Merchant Company (no remuneration is involved).

Member of Amnesty International.

Unremunerated Director of the Rowan Tree Theatre Company.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Shona Robison Constituency/Region: Dundee East Date on which initial statement lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property I own an apartment in the Costa Blanca, Spain with a market value of between £25,001 - £100,000. I have a 50% share in the apartment. I acquired this property in July 2008 and from March 2010 receive gross income of between £0.00 - £5,000 per annum. [Registered 2 December 2008, Amended interest 30 April 2010]

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I was given a season ticket for Dundee United Football Club which has a value of less than £520.

I receive free entrance to Dundee Football Club games which has a value of less than £520.

On 17 November 2007 I attended the Scotland v Italy Football match as a guest of Community Pharmacy Scotland. The ticket and hospitality are valued at less than £520. [Registered 20 November 2007]

On 20 July I was made an Honorary Fellow of the Al- Maktoum Institute in Dundee, an independent research- led institute of higher education in the study of Islam and Muslims. I do not receive any remuneration, expenses or benefit in kind for this Fellowship. [Registered 22 July 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Mike Rumbles Constituency/Region: West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine Date on which initial statement lodged: 8 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary No registrable interests.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Michael Russell Constituency/Region: South of Scotland Date on which initial statement lodged: 30 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I am a Director of a media company, Eala Bhan Ltd, of Feorlean, Glendaruel, Argyll PA22 3AH. As a result of the election my previously full time work for this company will be reduced to virtually zero. I receive remuneration for this work of between £1,001 and £2,000 per annum. I also have use of a leased laptop (Mac) and my wife also has use of a company computer. I resigned as a Director of Eala Bhan Ltd on 2 March 2009 and no longer receive any remuneration from this company. All interests and rights of any type in relation to my books and television programmes have been transferred to Eala Bhan Ltd, with the exception of any decision making regarding any potential film or television treatment of “The Price of Innocence”, rights over which have been transferred to the co-author Iain McKie. [Registered 30 May 2007, Amended interest 2 April 2009]

Related Undertaking [Ceased interest removed from entry: 9 April 2010]

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts On 28 May 2007, I received a gift of a painting from Don McNeil of a monetary value of between £501 and £1,000. The painting was by Don McNeil, an artist living in Newton, by Strathchan, Argyll.

In April 2007, I received a gift of between £501 and £1000 from my company Eala Bhan Ltd. This donation was for use in my election campaign in Dumfries.

Overseas visits From 17 – 21 September 2010 I attended, along with my wife, the New Hampshire Highland Games at Loon Mountain, New Hampshire, USA, following an invitation to be the Honorary Chieftain of the 35th New Hampshire Highland Games. The costs of flights (approximately £1,500 (each)) and the cost of travel and accommodation while in the USA (approximately £750 for both of us) were met by the New Hampshire Highland Games (PO Box 4197, Concord, New Hampshire 03302-4197). [Registered 23 September 2010]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares I own 99.6% of the issued share capital in EALA Bhan Ltd, a media company. These are ordinary shares with a market value of £4980. As of 24 April 2009 I have transferred these shares to my son. My wife and son are now the majority shareholders in this company. Eala Bhan Ltd is not actively trading. [Registered interest 30 May 2007, Amended interest 2 April 2009]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 9 April 2010] Voluntary On election I resigned as a Director of the Hill Adamson Photographic Museum.

On election I resigned as a Director of Aim-Hi Ltd.

On election I resigned as a Director of Skeklers Theatre Company Ltd, which is based in Shetland.

On election I resigned from membership of Lodge 1120, Kyles of Bute, which I had been admitted to in December 2004.

I am a member of the Scottish Episcopal Church associated with the congregations in Rothesay and Dunoon.

In April 2007 I donated an additional £650 to my election campaign in Dumfries.

I am a member of the Glasgow Art Club. [Registered 19 July 2007]

I am a member of the Scottish Society for the History of Photography. [Registered 19 July 2007]

In June 2007 I received a gift of waterproofs, wellington boots, an umbrella and a fleece jacket from the Forestry Commission with an approximate value of £250. [Registered 19 July 2007]

I am a member of Eriskay Pony Society. [Registered 22 July 2007]

I am a member of the Scottish Flag Trust at Athelstaneford. [Registered 22 July 2007]

I am a member of the Saltire Society. [Registered 22 July 2007] I am a member of the Loreburn Housing Association in which I own one share worth one pound. [Registered 2 October 2007]

In February 2008 the Scottish Ornithologists Club gave me membership to the Scottish Ornithologists Club. This membership expires in August 2008 and is valued at less than £20. [Registered 21 February 2008]

On 15 January 2008 I gave a Brodie’s Environmental Lecture at the University of Edinburgh. This lecture is hosted by the University of Edinburgh and supported by Brodies LLP. On 20 February 2008 the University of Edinburgh gave me £100 in book tokens in thanks. [Registered 21 February 2008]

On 2 April 2008 I was an overnight guest at Inverlochy Castle Hotel at the invitation of the owner to discuss wood fuel with a variety of local stakeholders in my ministerial capacity. The value of lunch, dinner, bed and breakfast is estimated to be £600. [Registered 17 April 2008]

From 15 to 21 July 2008 my wife and I were guests of Dennis and Glynnis Macleod at their home (on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada) and on their boat. [Registered 1 August 2008]

On 8 September 2008 I was a guest of the American Tennis Association at the final of the US Tennis Open held at Flushing Meadow, New York. I received a ticket and hospitality with a total estimated value of £250. [Registered 16 September 2008]

On 9 November 2008 I was appointed Director of the Colintraive and Glendaruel Development Trust (a local

charitable body that is limited by guarantee). I receive no remuneration in relation to this position. [Registered 13 November 2008]

In January 2009 I received a gift of a half case of wine, with an estimated value of £75, from The Wine Merchants. [Registered 13 January 2009]

I am a member of the Friends of Ellisland, a charitable organisation which supports the former home of Robert Burns, Ellisland Farmhouse near Dumfries [Registered 2 April 2009]

On 4 December 2009, I received a gift of two cases of wine (with a total value of £150) from M Sheridan and M Sheridan, producers of “The Flight of the Arctic Tern” to thank me for appearing in this production in January 2009 and 21 March 2009 and on three occasions in October 2009. [Registered 8 December 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Alex Salmond Constituency/Region: Gordon Date on which initial statement lodged: 8 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I am the Member of Parliament for Banff and Buchan, and receive between £60,001 - £65,000 per annum. My UK parliamentary allowances and expenses are publicly available and can be accessed at www.parliament.uk. I consistently rank in the top ten hardest working Scottish MPs based on data from the Parliamentary Information Management System (PIMS). This encompasses speeches in the Chamber, tabling of Motions and the submission of Written and Oral Questions. Under the terms of the Scotland Act, as a sitting member of the House of Commons I receive one third of the salary due to me as a Member of the Scottish Parliament. Since 4 May 2007, I have been paying that gross salary to a charitable trust entitled ‘The Mary Salmond Trust’ which has been set up to provide financial assistance to individuals and organisations in North East Scotland. Further information can be obtained from; Roddy McColl on 01224 313 473, email: [email protected]. [Registered 8 June 2007, Amended interest 19 December 2007, Amended interest 6 March 2009]

I received a donation of between £5,001 - £10,000 from Aberdein Considine to the Scottish National Party in lieu of a speaking fee for attending a corporate event on 18 November 2006 included in this was overnight accommodation.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts I received a benefit in kind when my wife and I were upgraded by Virgin Atlantic on return flights from London to Los Angeles on 27 May and 1 June 2006, the estimated value of my upgrade being between £3,001 - £5,000.

December 2006 – I received a benefit in kind of a metal badge received from Scottish Racing which entitles the bearer to admittance to any race meeting in Scotland during 2007. The badge is not available for purchase but Scottish Racing estimates its value to be between £501 - £1,000.

On the 23 October 2007, I was gifted 5 prints for my constituency office by the artist John Lowrie Morrison (Jolomo) with a cumulative value of between £1,001 - £2,000. [Registered 23 November 2007]

On 5 January 2008, I received a benefit in kind of a metal badge received from Scottish Racing (a racing industry marketing organisation) which entitles the bearer to admittance to any race meeting in Scotland during 2008. The badge is not available for purchase but Scottish Racing (of Hamilton Park Racecourse, Bothwell Road, Hamilton ML3 0DW) estimates its value to be between £501 -£1,000. [Registered 24 January 2008]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I received tickets and hospitality from the Scottish Junior Cup FA for myself and my family at the Scottish Junior Cup Final on Saturday 3 June 2007 with an estimated value of £71.

16 January 2007 – I received a benefit in kind of an entry badge received from Hamilton Park Racing which entitles the bearer to admittance to racing at Hamilton Park during 2007. The badge is valued at £120. [Registered 8

June 2007, Amended interest 14 February 2008, Amended Interest 20 February 2008]

Trustee of the Scottish International Education Trust, non remunerated.

5 January 2008 I received a benefit in kind of an entry badge received from Hamilton Park Racing for myself and my wife which entitles the bearers to admittance to racing at Hamilton Park during 2008. The badge is valued on the open market at £199 each/£398 total. [Registered 24 January 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Mary Scanlon Constituency/Region: Highlands and Islands Date on which initial statement lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I have inherited land in Donegal from my mother, the value of which is below the registrable threshold. [Registered 6 April 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: John Scott Constituency/Region: Ayr Date on which initial statement lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I am a partner in Messrs W. Scott and Son, Girvan, a farming concern. I work 14 hours per month for which I receive remuneration of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum. From 6 March 2009 part of the Farm’s income comes from a contract with CRE Energy Ltd to provide access over the farm for the purpose of building and maintaining a windfarm. [Registered 5 June 2007, Amended Interest 26 March 2009]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts Member received a metal badge on 22 December 2006 from Scottish Racing which entitles him to admittance to any race meeting held in Scotland during 2007. The badge is not available to purchase but Scottish Racing estimates the value to between £501 and £1,000.

On 17 April 2010 I received a badge from Scottish Racing (the company which represent the joint interests of the five racecourses in Scotland) which entitles me to free entry to Scotland’s horse racing courses for the remainder of 2010. The badge is not available to purchase but Scottish Racing (of PO Box 13333, Hawick, TD9 8RU) estimates the value to be between £501 - £1,000. [Registered 27 April 2010]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property I own agricultural land in South Ayrshire with a market value of over £350,000 from which I receive gross income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum.

I own a flat in South Ayrshire with a market value of between £100,001 and £150,000. From May/June 2008 I expect to receive gross income from this flat of between £0.00 and £5,000 per annum. [Registered 26 March 2009]

Interest in shares I own 100% of Water Distribution and Energy Services Ltd, a water retailing company. This company is registered but not trading.

I have ordinary shares in BAE Systems, a defence contractor, with a market value of £35,000. [Registered 5 June 2007, Amended interest 25 March 2009]

Voluntary I am a member of the Ayrshire Farmers’ Market. [Registered 5 June 2007, Amended Interest 25 March 2009]

I am an unremunerated Council Member of the Scottish Agricultural Organisation Society.

I am an unremunerated co-opted regional branch member of the Moredun Institute.

I am a member of the National Farmers Union of Scotland.

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 26 April 2010]

I am an unremunerated Associate of the Royal Agricultural Society. [Registered 27 April 2010]

I am an unremunerated honorary member of the British Veterinary Association. [Registered 27 April 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Tavish Scott Constituency/Region: Shetland Date on which initial statement lodged: 29 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts As a member of the Scottish Parliament’s football team, I played in an inter-Parliamentary tournament in support of the Community Shield in London on 4th August 2007. The event was sponsored by McDonalds and the accommodation and hospitality totalled approximately £555. I also received 4 Community Shield match tickets, of value £300, which I donated to Shetland football supporters clubs for raffle prizes. The total value of this gift is therefore between £501 and £1,000. [Registered 16 August 2007].

On 16 June 2008, I attended a series of meetings with officials from UEFA (registered at Route de Geneve 46, Case postale, CH-1260 Nyon 2, Switzerland) as part of a cross-party delegation to Vienna, Austria, to discuss the value of major events to tourism as part of the inquiry by the Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee. As part of the visit, I received a complimentary match ticket, hospitality and transport to/from the Ernst Happel stadium from UEFA (the governing body of football in

Europe) for the match between Austria and Germany on 16 June. The estimated cost is €1,300 based on corporate rates for hospitality and therefore falls within the £1,001-£2,000 bandwidth. [Registered 26 June 2008]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I attended the Open Golf Championship at Carnoustie on 21 July 2007. The tickets and hospitality for the Open Golf were provided by Conoco Phillips and are valued at approximately £200. [Registered 30 August 2007].

I attended the Open Golf Championship at Carnoustie on 22 July 2007. The tickets and hospitality for the Open Golf Championship were provided by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club and are valued at approximately £200. [Registered 30 August 2007]

I visited W L Gore and Associates (UK) Ltd, Livingston, on 20 April 2009, where I was given a Gore-Tex jacket, the value of which is estimated at £160. [Registered 6 May 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Richard Simpson Constituency/Region: Mid Scotland and Fife Date on which initial statement lodged: 31 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration Employed by NHS Lothian, Lothian House Livingston, West Lothian as a full time Consultant Psychiatrist (Addiction), annual salary and expenses received are between £80,001 - £85,000. I have resigned and after serving my period of notice I will cease to hold this post as at 14 August 2007. On 29 February 2008 I received back pay of £16,100 gross from NHS Lothian covering the period from April 2006 until the end of employment in 2007. Therefore the total annual remuneration received was between £95,001 - £100,000. [Registered 31 May 2008, Amended interest 13 March 2008]

I undertake periodic irregular work as a freelance journalist for a variety of businesses, committees and other media and anticipate receiving up to £500 per annum for such journalism.

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 28 September 2009]

I participated in a one day advisory meeting on substance misuse in July 2006, for which I received a fee of £200. The meeting was organised by Schering Plough, 2000 Galloping Hill Road, Kenilworth, NJ, a pharmaceutical company.

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 28 September 2009]

As a Consultant Psychiatrist I undertake occasional locum sessions for NHS Lothian (Community Drug Problem Service) for which I anticipate receiving up to £500 per annum. [Registered 25 October 2007]

During the summer I rent out my holiday house in Fife for a few weeks which generates income for me of between

£2,001 and £3,000 per annum. This house is used throughout the year by me and my family as a residential home. [Registered 25 October 2007, Amended interest 14 October 2010]

My wife and I let out two rooms at our residential home in Stirling to two students which generates income of between £3,001 and £5,000 per annum. [Registered 21 November 2007, Amended interest 14 October 2010]

On 18 November 2007 I spoke at the 38th Annual Conference of the Scottish Association for the Study of Offending, in Peebles. My wife and I received dinner and overnight accommodation of up to £500. The actual value of the dinner and accommodation was £300 which was paid for by the Scottish Association for the Study of Offending (a criminal justice conference organiser of 56 Ava Street, Kirkcaldy, KY1 1PN). [Registered 29 November 2007]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits In March 2007 I attended a meeting of addiction specialists in Prague, the cost of travel and accommodation amounted to £490 and was paid for by Schering Plough, 2000 Galloping Hill Road, Kenilworth, NJ.

From 10 - 17 October 2009, my wife and I were part of a cross-party delegation of MSPs who visited the Republic of China (Taiwan) at the invitation of the Director General, Edinburgh Office, Taipei Representative Office in the UK, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of China Department (1 Melville Street, Edinburgh, EH3 7PE). The delegation held a number of meetings with Taiwan Government Departments, The Legislative Yuan, Taipei City, Kaohsiung County and representatives in Taiwan of the UK Government (British Trade and Cultural

Organisation), Scottish Development International and the British Council. The delegation visited Taipei, Kaohsiung and Kinmen Island. The costs of the visits per person for my wife and I were: £960 each for return flights, £690 each for hotel accommodation, £350 each for meals and £125 each for transport. All costs (which totalled £4250) were met by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of China. We also received gifts valued at less that £250 which included Taiwan tea, a picture, a necklace, a teapot and cup and a local alcohol spirit. [Registered 11 November 2009]

Heritable property I own a half share in a flat in Edinburgh managed by Link PSL with a market value of between £25,001 - £100,000 with gross rental income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum. [Registered 31 May 2007, Amended interest 14 October 2010]

I am joint owner of a flat in Edinburgh with a market value between £250,001 - £300,000 with a gross rental income between £10,001 - £15,000 per annum. As of 1 September 2007 I no longer receive rental income from this property. [Registered 31 May 2007, Amended interest 19 September 2007, Amended interest 14 October 2010]

Interest in shares I have ordinary shares in Terrace Hill a property company. The value of these shares as at 14 October 2010 is below the threshold for registration and this is therefore a ceased interest. [Registered 31 May 2007, Amended interest 14 October 2010, Ceased interest 14 October 2010]

Voluntary Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners (MRCGP)

Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists (FRCPsych)

Member of Amicus (Trade Union)

Member of British Medical Association (BMA)

Member of The Scottish Association for Mental Health (SAMH)

Member of the Scottish Drugs Forum (SDF)

I am a share holder in Stirling Rugby Football Club, I hold 500 ordinary shares.

I am a member of Strathcarron Hospice, a company limited by guarantee.

On 6 September 2007 I was a guest of Alcon at the Annual CBI dinner. The value of the hospitality and accommodation was approximately £300. [Registered 19 September 2007]

On 18 January 2008 my wife and I were guests of ExxonMobil Chemicals Ltd at a Burns Supper. The value of the hospitality and accommodation was approximately £350. [Registered 31 January 2008]

On 30 April 2008 I attended an ABPI dinner in London as the guest of AstraZeneca. The value of the travel, overnight expenses, dinner and reception was approximately £400. [Registered 21 May 2008]

From 5 February 2009 I have received advice from Professor Mike Lean, Professor of Nutrition at the University of Glasgow, in developing the consultation on my proposed members’ bill on Trans Fats. Professor Lean has provided this advice on a voluntary basis in his own time and free of charge. [Registered 2 April 2009]

On 12 July 2009 my wife and I received hospitality from Chivas Brothers Ltd at the 2009 Barclays Scottish Open Golf Tournament. The hospitality included two tickets for the Scottish Open Golf Tournament, an invitation to a buffet lunch and a bottle of Chivas Regal. The value of this hospitality was approximately £400. [Registered 11 August 2009]

On 18 September 2010 my wife and I received hospitality from William Hill at the Ayr Gold Cup Race Meeting. The value of this hospitality is approximately £400. [Registered 14 October 2010]

On 27 February 2011 I attended the Scotland v Ireland rugby match at Murrayfield as the guest of EMC Computer Systems Ltd. The value of the ticket and hospitality is £150. [Registered 14 March 2011]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Elaine Smith Constituency/Region: Coatbridge and Chryston Date on which initial statement lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I participated in a Parliamentary Research Panel opinion survey undertaken by ComRes (of Covenham House, Downside Road, Cobham, Surrey KT11 3EP). I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a polling company) undertook this survey on behalf of their clients who were not identified to me. ComRes donated £50 to Auchengeich Miners Memorial Fund at my request; therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. [Registered 15 September 2009]

I participated in a Research opinion survey undertaken by Ipsos MORI Scotland (of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). I received no direct payment or expenses. Ipsos MORI (a polling company) undertook this survey on behalf of their clients who were not identified to me. Ipsos MORI donated £75 to Coatbridge and Chryston Constituency Labour Party at my request, therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. [Registered 18 November 2009]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship I received sponsorship of between £1,001 and £2,000 from UNISON to fund the services of a research assistant to provide eight days research from 3 to 31 March 2004 on the Breastfeeding etc. (Scotland) Bill.

Between 7 June 2002 and 18 November 2004 I received sponsorship by way of assistance from Govan Law

Centre to assist me in developing the Breastfeeding etc. (Scotland) Bill. The value of this sponsorship between £5,001 and £10,000.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary On 18 November 2004 I held a reception at Holyrood following the passing by Parliament of the Breastfeeding etc. (Scotland) Bill. The costs of the reception was £792.70 and was met jointly (50% each) by The Boots Company and the Royal College of Midwives.

I received free assistance from the Breastfeeding Steering Group which includes Child Poverty Action Group, La Leche League, National Childbirth Trust, Scottish Consumer Council, STUC, UNICEF and UNISON. This assistance was provided free of charge and in the group’s own free time.

I am a member of the General Teaching Council.

I am a member of the Transport and General Workers Union.

I am the Convener of Labour’s Campaign for Socialism.

I am a member of the Dunbeth Bowling Club.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Elizabeth Smith Constituency/Region: Mid Scotland and Fife Date on which initial statement lodged: 29 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration Employed on a part-time basis (24 units of 40 minutes per cycle of 56 units) by George Watson’s College Edinburgh, as a part time teacher. Annual salary received is between £15,001- £20,000. I ceased to hold this post as at 24 May 2007.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary On 11 October 2007 I was elected as a Governor of George Watson’s College in Edinburgh. I receive no remuneration, expenses or benefit in kind for undertaking this role. [Registered 17 October 2007]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Iain Smith Constituency/Region: North East Fife Date on which initial statement lodged: 15 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits On 10 and 11 September 2007 I visited Brussels. This trip was a familiarisation visit for members of the European and External Relations Committee organised and paid for by the European Commission. The estimated cost of the flights, meals and accommodation was £456 (Hotel 170euros; Flights 440euros; Dinner 27euros; lunch 25euros) which was met by the European Commission. [Registered 3 October 2007]

Between 17 and 22 November 2007 I visited Sierra Leone as one of four cross party UK Parliamentarians who led a workshop on „Working for you’ being an effective MP in the Sierra Leone Parliament organised by the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD). All the costs (flights £2558.50, accommodation £190, internal travel £28 and subsistence £130) for this visit

were met by the Westminster Foundation for Democracy, Artillery House, 11-19 Artillery Row, London SW1P 1RT. On 19 March 2008 I received an additional payment from the Westminster Foundation for Democracy of £255.40 which is reimbursement of £245 for vaccinations and £10.40 for passport visa costs. [Registered 23 November 2007, Amended interest 19 March 2008]

Between 8 and 12 June 2008 I attended an International Parliamentary Governance Seminar organised by the UK Branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) on behalf of the Scottish Parliament Branch of the CPA. The seminar took place in London, Brussels and Belfast. Travel costs to London and back from Belfast were met by the Scotland Branch (£150). All other costs, which totalled £1051, were met by the UK Branch of the CPA (Westminster Hall, Houses of Parliament, London, SW1A 0AA). These costs include hotel accommodation (£165) and meals (£40) in London (8 and 9 June), travel on 10 June from London to Brussels on Eurostar (£213), Brussels accommodation (£145) and meals (£80); flight on 11 June from Brussels to Belfast (£248) and Belfast accommodation (£105) and meals (£55). A report of the seminar is available from the Scotland Branch CPA Secretariat. [Registered 8 July 2008]

Between 29 June and 3 July 2008 I visited Sierra Leone as one of four cross party UK Parliamentarians who led a follow-up workshop for MPs in the Sierra Leone Parliament, organised by the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD). The visit also included a number of meetings and visits to projects in Sierra Leone. All the costs (flights £1,729, Sierra Leone hotel accommodation £137 and internal travel £32, travel insurance £59.78, entry visa and processing fee £164, subsistence £130) were met by the Westminster Foundation for Democracy, Artillery House, 11 – 19 Artillery Row, London SW1P 1RT. The costs of my prescription for anti-malarial tablets (£54.07) and postage for my entry visa (£10.30) were also met by the WFD. [Registered 5 July 2008, Amended interest 6 August 2008]

From 10 to 17 October 2009 I was part of a cross-party delegation of MSPs who visited the Republic of China (Taiwan) at the invitation of the Director General, Edinburgh Office, Taipei Representative Office in the UK, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of China Department (of 1 Melville Street, Edinburgh EH3 7PE). The

delegation held a number of meetings with Taiwan Government Departments, the Legislative Yuan, Taipei City, Kaohsiung County and representatives in Taiwan of the UK Government (British Trade and Cultural Organisation), Scottish Development International and the British Council. The delegation visited Taipei, Kaohsiung and Kinmen Island. The costs of the visit were: £1878 for return flights to Taiwan, £690 for hotel accommodation, £350 for meals and £125 for transport. All costs (which totalled £3043) were met by the Taiwanese Government (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of China). The delegation also received hospitality (including meals and tea and biscuits) and small gifts from a number of the bodies we met. These gifts included a small china tea set, fridge magnets, ties, a belt, books, a handmade kitchen knife and a few packets of green tea. I also received a framed painting (or print) from the President of the Legislature. I estimate the value of these gifts and hospitality to be below £560. [Registered 10 November 2009]

On 3 December 2009 I spoke at a Business Forum, “International Recovery Does not Guarantee Economic Growth – Only Malta Can”, at the Hilton, Malta. The costs of the return flights from Edinburgh (€404.13), airport transfer to the hotel (€20.00) and one night‟s bed and breakfast at La Meridien Hotel, St Julians, Malta (€78.00) were met by the conference organisers, EMCS (a business and IT consultancy and conference and events organisers of Level 2, Regional Business Centre, University Heights, Msida MSD 1751, Malta). [Registered 17 December 2009]

From 17 to 20 June 2010 I attended a meeting of the Climate Parliament on the "Roadmap to a Renewable Future" in Seville, Spain. The cost of return flights from Edinburgh to Seville (£466.65), 3 nights Hotel Accommodation (€257.60) and taxi from Madrid Airport to the Hotel (€25) were met by The Climate Parliament (an organisation which creates cross-party networks of legislators to promote policy ideas that can solve the climate crisis of Postbox 922, 2400 Copenhagen NV, Denmark). The Climate Parliament received financial support for the meeting from the European Climate Foundation (an organisation which aims to promote climate and energy policies that greatly reduce Europe‟s greenhouse gas emissions and helps Europe play an even stronger international leadership role in mitigating

climate change and which is based at Tournooiveld 4 2511 CX Den Haag, The Netherlands. [Registered 24 June 2010] Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a member of Friends of the Byre Theatre St. Andrews.

I am a member of Friends of Falkland Heritage Trust.

I am a member of Scottish Fisheries Museum Trust, Anstruther.

I am a member of Friends of the Rep (Dundee).

I am a Friend of Stonewall Scotland. [Registered 6 November 2007]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Margaret Smith Constituency/Region: Edinburgh West Date on which initial statement lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I work as a freelance journalist by writing columns for newspapers such as the Evening News. This work is irregular and I receive remuneration of up to £500 per annum.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits On 26 September 2005, I visited Copenhagen, as part of a fact finding visit by the Audit Committee. I attended a lunch worth £50 which was met by the Danish Public Accounts Committee.

Heritable property I hold a flat in Edinburgh with a market value of between £150,001 - £200,000, from which I receive annual gross income of between £10,001 - £15,000. I have a one- quarter share in the flat and receive one-quarter of the rental income. I signed the disposition for the property on 29 August 2008 and have received rental income since September 2008. The deed is currently with the Registers of Scotland and has not yet been registered. [Registered 3 December 2008]

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am Honorary Vice President of the South Queensferry Churches Care in the Community Project.

I am a member of Ravelston Golf Club.

On 30 August 2008, I attended the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles. The hospitality and day tickets for my guest and I cost £240 per person and the total value of the gift, which was met by Diageo, was therefore £480. [Registered 3 October 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Shirley-Anne Somerville Constituency/Region: Lothians Date on which initial statement lodged: 26 September 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration Until 28 August 2007, I was employed as a media and campaigns officer by the Royal College of Nursing, a trade union, located at 42 South Oswald Road, Edinburgh EH9 2HH. I was employed full time for which I received remuneration of between £30,001 and £35,000 per annum. I will receive no further remuneration from the Royal College of Nursing.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts On 11 August 2009 I received from the Edinburgh Military Tattoo, 32 Market Street, Edinburgh, Scotland EH1 1QB (a military display organisation) three tickets to the Edinburgh Tattoo for me and my two members of staff. I estimate the total value of the tickets to be £750. [Registered 24 August 2009]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a member of Friends of the Earth.

I am a member of the SSPCA. [Registered 1 October 2007]

I am an Honorary Member of Nari Kallyan Shango. [Registered 16 November 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Nicol Stephen Constituency/Region: Aberdeen South Date on which initial statement lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property On 30 November 2007 my wife and I purchased a house in Carnoustie with a market value of between £100,001 and £150,000. From 11 January 2008 I receive gross rental income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum. [Registered 28 December 2007, Amended interest 7 February 2008]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 17 May 2010]

I have a 50% share in a house in Aberdeen. I acquired this share on 28 September 2009. The market value of the house is over £350,000. [Registered 28 October 2009]

Interest in shares I own one £1 ordinary share in Renewable Energy Ventures Ltd, a company (registered on 5 February 2009) which intends to operate in the renewable energy sector. My shareholding represents 50% of the total issued share capital of the company. The shareholding was acquired on 5 February 2009. I am a director of the company. [Registered 4 March 2009]

Voluntary No registrable interests.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Stewart Stevenson Constituency/Region: Banff and Buchan Date on which initial statement lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares [Ceased interest removed from entry: 9 April 2010]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 10 November 2008]

Voluntary At the invitation of the Banff & Buchan section of the Institute of Advanced Motorists, I have undertaken driver training and subsequently passed the IaM test. I am therefore now a member of the Institute of Advanced Motorists. This is organisationally separate from the IaM Trust which has a campaigning role and regularly works with various Governments and other public bodies. The cost of the training and testing provided would normally be £99. I received no other expenses or benefit in kind as a result of becoming a member of the Institute of Advanced Motorists. [Registered 26 June 2008]

I own shares in Lloyds Bank (formerly HBOS plc) which were previously registered in the ‘Interest in Shares’ category. The market value of these shares is now substantially lower than the threshold for registration in the ‘Interests in Shares’ category. [Registered 2 April 2009]

On 14 April 2009 I visited Glenglassaugh Distillery in my constituency. During the visit I received two bottles of whisky (which normally retail at £150 each) from the distillery. [Registered 22 April 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: David Stewart Constituency/Region: Highlands and Islands Date on which initial statement lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts During November/December 2010, Stagecoach Buses Ltd (of 6 Burnett Road, Inverness, IV1 1TF) will provide a benefit in kind of a sign for display on the back of a Stagecoach bus in relation to a road safety awareness campaign in the Highlands and Islands Region which had been promoted by my office. The value of this benefit in kind is between £5,001 - £10,000. [Registered 5 November 2010]

Overseas visits From 10 to 17 October 2009, my wife and I were part of a cross-party delegation of MSPs who visited the Republic of China (Taiwan) at the invitation of the Director General, Edinburgh Office, Taipei Representative Office in the UK, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of China Department (of 1 Melville Street, Edinburgh, EH3 7PE). The delegation held a number of meetings with Taiwan Government Departments, the Legislative Yuan, Taipei City and Kaohsiung County and representatives in Taiwan of the UK Government (British Trade and Cultural

Organisation), Scottish Development International and the British Council. The delegation visited Taipei, Kaohsiung and Kinmen Island. The costs of the visit per person were: return flights to Taiwan (£960), accommodation (£690), meals (£350) and transport (£125). All costs (which totalled £4250) were met by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Taipei, Republic of China. The delegation also received hospitality (including meals, tea and biscuits), the costs of which are included in the amounts outlined above, and small souvenirs from a number of the bodies we met during our official tour, such as the President of the Parliament. These gifts included an address book, a framed print, a belt, books and packets of tea. I estimate the value of these gifts to be below £560. [Registered 11 November 2009]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary Member of UNISON.

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 3 December 2009]

Unremunerated Director of Inverness Caledonian Thistle Trust.

From 14 September 2009 until July 2010 I received administrative and research support from a Christian Action Research and Education (CARE) intern. The nominal costs to CARE of providing this intern fell below the threshold for registration. [Registered 7 October 2009, Amended interest 5 November 2010, Ceased interest 5 November 2010]

From June to December 2010, my office promoted a road safety awareness campaign in the Highlands and Islands Region focusing on risks for younger drivers and their passengers. To support this campaign I received a range of support, details of the support received in connection with this campaign are set out below. Stagecoach Bus displayed posters inside 180 local buses. Stagecoach does not charge for the display of adverts which support local communities and there are therefore no costs involved for this support. The Eastgate Centre, Inverness displayed six A2 posters. The Eastgate Centre does not normally allow external

organisations to advertise and did not charge for the display of the posters, however, a nominal value of £200 is associated with this support. The six A2 posters displayed in the Eastgate Centre were produced by A4 Design and Print, Inverness. A4 Design and Print did not charge for the production of these posters, the estimated value of this support is £100. Mac Signs, Inverness provided a pull-up advertisement, the normal cost of which would be £95 for display in the Rose Street Car Park in Inverness. The Love to Love nightclub in Inverness agreed to display posters in the venue. The nightclub does not normally allow external organisers to advertise and there is therefore no cost associated with this support. Moray Forth Radio broadcast 40 radio adverts in support of this campaign. The total cost of these adverts was £900. The costs for the radio adverts were met by two businessmen in the Inverness area who provided £450 each. The Ink Shop, Inverness, provided 1000 leaflets the normal cost of which would be £138. These leaflets were distributed in Halfords and MacDonald’s branches. No charge was made by either Halfords or MacDonald’s for the distribution of these leaflets and neither company routinely allows members of the public to distribute leaflets through their branches; there is therefore no cost associated with this support. Stagecoach Buses provided 500 pens branded with the campaign details, the normal cost of which would be £160. MacRae and Dick provided a liveried Mazda sports car for use in the campaign. The total value of the provision and use of the car, including £60 to livery the car in the campaign graphics, was less than £570. I did not receive any donations in connection to this campaign direct. [Registered 7 October 2010, Amended interest 5 November 2010]

Following the promotion of my road safety campaign, Stagecoach provided one rear bus advert with the words ‘North of Scotland Driving Awareness Team’ at the end of the advert. The North of Scotland Driving Awareness Team is now responsible for promoting the campaign. The advert was displayed from 15th February 2011 and is to last for around one year. On 15th February Stagecoach also provided pens for school children to promote the above campaign at the value of around £200. [Registered 23 February 2011]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Jamie Stone Constituency/Region: Caithness, Sutherland & Easter Ross Date on which initial statement lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I undertake occasional work as a freelance journalist and anticipate receiving between £1,001 - £2,000 per annum for such journalism.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits 24 February – 7 March 2004 I undertook a study tour of trading industry in India. The India High Commission met the costs of flights and accommodation, approximate value £1,628.00.

Heritable property As one of three trustees of my late father’s estate I have an interest in some 47 acres of land in Tain, Ross-shire of which approximately 35 acres has development potential with a market value between £200,001 - £250,000.

Interest in shares I hold 25% of the issued share capital (ordinary shares) of Highland Fine Cheeses Ltd, cheese manufacturers.

I hold 20% of the issued share capital (ordinary shares) of Highland Fine Houses Ltd, a property company. The shares have a market value of approximately £250,000.

Voluntary Unpaid Director of Highland Fine Houses Ltd.

Trustee of Tain Guildry Trust and Tain Museum Trust, both unpaid.

Unpaid Director of Highland Fine Celtic Foods Ltd.

Unpaid Director of the Board of Grey Coast Theatre Ltd.

Unpaid Director of the Scottish Parliament and Business Exchange.

Gift of book (valued at £20) and a side of smoked salmon (estimated value of £30) from Mohammed Al Fayed.

On 26-28 August 2008 I visited the Offshore Northern Seas conference and exhibition in Stavanger, Norway as part of a joint visit by the Cross-Party Group in the Scottish Parliament on Oil and Gas and the Westminster All Party Parliamentary Group on the British Offshore Oil and Gas Industry. I estimate the costs of the trip to be approximately £2355 (including overseas flights, hotel accommodation, local transport and hospitality). The costs of the trip were met by Oil and Gas UK, Shell, Chevron, Statoil Hydro, Wood Group, Conoco Phillips, Exxon Mobil, the Norwegian Embassy and OLF. [Registered 9 September 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Nicola Sturgeon Constituency/Region: Glasgow Govan Date on which initial statement lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interest.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits I visited Croatia from 25 to 28 March 2004 to attend the launch conference of the UK/South East Europe Forum. My flights, hotel accommodation and meals cost £570 and were met by the organisers, the British Council and Westminster Foundation for Democracy.

I visited France from 4 to 10 April 2004 to study aspects of French Government and justice, asylum/immigration and foreign policy. My flights, travel within France, hotel accommodation, meals and living expenses cost £2,000 and were met by the French Foreign Ministry.

I visited Tarragona, Catalonia from 12 to 13 November 2005 to speak at the autumn conference of Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya. My flights, accommodation and meals cost £300 and were met by the Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary No registrable interests.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: John Swinney Constituency/Region: North Tayside Date on which initial statement lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration I work as a journalist participating in broadcasting and media events for which I receive income of between £501 and £1000 per annum. This work is of an occasional nature.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts On 19 December 2006 I received a metal badge from Scottish Racing. This badge entitles to bearer to admittance to any race staged in Scotland during 2007 and it not available to purchase. Scottish Racing estimates its value to between £501 and £1000.

On 30 May 2008 my wife and I attended the MS Scotland Ball having received two tickets (valued at £350 each) from the MS Society Scotland (based at Ratho Park, 88 Glasgow Road, Ratho Station, Midlothian, Newbridge, EH28 8PP). MS Scotland is a charity that raises awareness of the condition MS, funds research into the condition and seeks to persuade Government to take action to address the condition. The value of the gift of two tickets from MS Scotland is between £501 to £1,000. [Registered 16 June 2008]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary There was a donation to my election fund of £500 from the Fire Brigade Union.

On 16 May 2007, I attended the UEFA Cup Final at Hampden Park as a guest of Scottish Power. This hospitality included transport to the fixture, attendance at the game, dinner and a gift of a commemorative decanter. The monetary value of this gift is less than £520.

On 24 August 2007, my wife and I attended the Edinburgh Military Tattoo (including dinner) as guests of British Airports Authority. The monetary value of this gift is less than £520. [Registered 27 September 2007]

On 27 November 2007 I attended a dinner at the University of Edinburgh at which I received a gift of a pair of cufflinks. The dinner and cufflinks were provided by the University of Edinburgh and are valued at no more than £100. [Registered 13 January 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Dave Thompson Constituency/Region: Highlands and Islands Date on which initial statement lodged: 30 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration On 30 September 2008 I participated in a survey carried out by MORI (a market and opinion research company of 79-81 Borough Road, London, SE1 1FY). I received no direct payment or expenses. MORI undertook this survey on behalf of a number of their clients who were not identified to me. MORI will donate £100 to Skye and Lochalsh Young Carers. This donation was received by Skye and Lochalsh Young Carers on 12 December 2008. [Registered 18 December 2008]

On 13 October 2009 I was appointed as a Vice President of the Trading Standards Institute (the professional body for Trading Standards officers, based at 1 Sylvan Court, Sylvan Way, Southfields Business Park, Basildon SS15 6TH). I anticipate attending occasional meetings in this capacity and may receive remuneration in the form of expenses to cover, for example, the cost of travel and accommodation. I anticipate such remuneration to fall within the up to £500 per annum bandwidth. [Registered 26 November 2009]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts On 16 June 2008, I attended a meeting with officials from UEFA (registered at Route de Geneve 46, Case postale, CH-1260 Nyon 2, Switzerland) as part of a cross-party delegation to Vienna, Austria, to discuss the value of

major events to tourism as part of the inquiry by the Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee. As part of the visit, I received a complimentary match ticket, hospitality and transport to/from the Ernst Happel stadium from UEFA (the governing body of football in Europe) for the match between Austria and Germany on 16 June. The estimated cost is €1,300 based on corporate rates for hospitality and therefore falls within the £1,001-£2,000 bandwidth. [Registered 25 June 2008]

On 21 June 2008 my wife and I attended the launch of the New Dunain Park Hotel at the invitation of Tulloch Homes Group Ltd. The cost of this gift (which included dinner and ball) was met by Tulloch Homes Group Ltd (a house builder) of Stoneyfield house, Stoneyfield Business Park, Inverness, IV2 7PA and is valued at approximately £300 per head. Therefore the value of this gift is between £501 and £1,000. [Registered 25 June 2008]

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests

Voluntary I am a member of the GMB Trade Union. I am a member of the An Comunn Gaidhealach. I am a member of the Inverness Credit Union. I am a member of the Scottish CND. I am a member of the Trading Standards Institute. I am a member of the Church of Scotland. I am a member of the Scottish Bible Society. I am a member of Oxfam. I am a member of Christian Aid. I am a member of Marie Curie. I am a member of Save the Children. I am a member of Compassion UK. Since 2006 I have been a member of the Co-operative Group. [Registered 3 October 2007]

On 23 April 2008 I attended a dinner provided by the Trinity Forum and hosted by Murdo Fraser MSP at the Holyrood Hotel. The cost of this hospitality was £59 and was met by the Trinity Forum. [Registered 21 May 2008]

On 16 May 2008 I attended a Scottish Parliament and Business Exchange briefing at the Royal Bank of Scotland Headquarters at Gogarburn. I claimed 2 taxi fares of £15 each, totalling £30. The cost of the taxi fares was met by the Scottish Parliament and Business Exchange. [Registered 21 May 2008]

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 18 December 2009]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Jim Tolson Constituency/Region: Dunfermline West Date on which initial statement lodged: 22 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration [Ceased interest removed from entry:27 April 2010]

[Ceased interest removed from entry :27 April 2010] Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts On Friday 17 August 2007 my wife and I attended a dinner and the Edinburgh Tattoo as a guest of ExxonMobil. The value of this gift is between £501 and £1000. [Registered 5 September 2007]

On 16 January 2009, my wife and I attended a Burns Supper as the guests of ExxonMobil (a petrochemical company of Mossmorran, Cowdenbeath, Fife KY4 8EP). The total value of this gift is £550.86 and therefore falls in bandwidth £501 to £1000. [Registered 23 April 2009]

Overseas visits From 31 October to 3 November 2009 I visited Syria on a fact-finding visit on humanitarian grounds. The costs of the trip, including flights, food and accommodation, were £1300 and were met by the Palestinian Return Centre, an independent consultancy focusing on the historical, political and legal aspects of Palestinian refugees (of 100H Crown House, North Circular Road, London, NW10 7PN). [Registered 16 November 2009]

From 14 to 18 January 2010 I visited Egypt and Gaza on

a fact-finding visit on humanitarian grounds. The costs of the trip, including flights, food and accommodation, were £1180 and were met by the European Campaign to End the Siege on Gaza. The European Campaign to End the Siege on Gaza is an umbrella body of non-governmental organisations across Europe that advocates the fundamental right of the Palestinian people in Gaza to live in peace and dignity without being subjected to any form of collective punishment (and is located at 100H Crown House, North Circular Road, London, NW10 7PN). [Registered 11 February 2010]

From 7-9 November 2010 I visited Brussels as a member of the Local Government and Communities Committee. The purpose of the visit was to have meetings with European Commission officials in order to learn more about European Union policy making in areas relevant to the Local Government and Communities Committee’s remit. The total costs of the visit, including flights, accommodation, breakfast and dinner were €702.42 and were met by the European Commission Office (of 9 Alva Street, Edinburgh, EH2 4PH). [Registered 16 December 2010]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary [Ceased interest removed from entry: 21 January 2011]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Maureen Watt Constituency/Region: North East Scotland Date on which initial statement lodged: 6 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits Between 21-23 March 2007 I visited Barcelona to attend the Esquerra anniversary of the Treaty of Rome. Esquerra paid for my flights (£127.48) and hotel accommodation (£172.77).

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary No registrable interests.

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Andrew Welsh Constituency/Region: Angus Date on which initial statement lodged: 30 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits From 12 to 14 September 2010 I attended a seminar on fiscal federalism in Antwerp, Belgium where I was a guest speaker in my capacity as Convener of the Finance Committee of the Scottish Parliament. The costs of the visit, £302.20 for travel and €292.19 for accommodation, were met by the Flemish Parliament (Department of Finance and Budget, Brussels). [Registered 29 September 2010]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary From 22 to 24 August 2008 I visited the Universtat Catalana D’Estiu a Prada (part of Institut Catala de Recerques en Ciències Socials, Universitat de Perpinyà, Perpignan, France) to participate in a university seminar and meeting session on the subject of ‘Scotland’s Role in Europe’. The costs of this visit were £457 and were met by Universtat Catalana D’Estiu a Prada. I do not consider that this interest meets the prejudice test. [Registered 17 September 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Sandra White Constituency/Region: Glasgow Date on which initial statement lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration No registrable interests.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses I received a £500 contribution towards my election expenses from the Fire Brigade Union (FBU).

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits From 6 to 11 November 2008 I visited the Gaza Strip on a fact-finding mission. The costs of the trip, including flights, food and accommodation, were approximately £2083 (€2500). The costs of this trip were met by the European Campaign to End the Siege on Gaza which is a combination of volunteer European groups looking to support Palestine and its people (and is located at 100A Crown House, North Circular Road, London, NW10 7PN). [Registered 11 December 2008]

From 13 to 16 March 2009 I visited Syria to meet with the President and relevant groups to discuss Palestine/Gaza and the refugee situation. The costs of the trip were approximately £1300 (including return flights from Glasgow/London/Damascus and three nights hotel accommodation in Damascus). The costs were met by the European Campaign to End the Siege on Gaza, an organisation whose purpose is to end the siege on Gaza

and establish a Palestinian State (and is located at 100H Crown House, North Circular Road, London NW10 7PN). [Registered 2 April 2009]

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary From 22 to 24 October 2008 I and my Parliamentary assistant visited London to attend the launch of the Adizone sports area which is being funded by ADIDAS as part of the London Olympics 2012. The purpose of my visit was to investigate whether this type of sports area might be appropriate for the Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2014. The costs of return flights from Glasgow and 1 night’s overnight accommodation at the Grosvenor Kensington Hotel for myself and my assistant were met by the Great Outdoor Gym Company and were no more than £400 in total. [Registered 27 November 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Karen Whitefield Constituency/Region: Airdrie and Shotts Date on which initial statement lodged: 7 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration On 9 November 2009 I attended, in my capacity as Convener of the Cross-Party Group in the Scottish Parliament on Diabetes (of the Scottish Parliament, Edinburgh, EH99 1SP), a meeting at the House of Lords of Chairs of similar Groups on Diabetes from around the UK. This was the first meeting of its kind and I would anticipate similar meetings may be held in the future. The meeting was hosted by the All-Party Group on Diabetes in Westminster. The All-Party Group (which I understand is funded by the company Novo Nordisk) met the cost of a return rail fare (£108) and provided a sandwich lunch, therefore this remuneration falls into the „up to £500‟ bandwidth. [Registered 16 November 2009]

Related Undertaking No registered interests.

Election expenses No registered interests.

Sponsorship The “Union of Shops, Distributive and Allied Workers” (USDAW) assisted the Member in developing the Christmas and New Year's Day Trading in Scotland Bill. The total cost of between £2,001 and £3,000 was used for printing, research and designing the consultation document and was met by USDAW. This assistance was provided between 5 January 2004 until 9 March 2007.

Gifts No registered interests.

Overseas visits On 14 September 2010, I visited the Auschwitz extermination camp in Oswiecim. The purpose of the visit was educational and included an organised tour. It was arranged by the Holocaust Educational Trust, an organisation which takes school pupils studying World War II and teachers of history to Poland to learn about the Holocaust. The cost of flights to and from Poland and travel within Poland (approximately £300) were met by the Trust (BCM Box 7892, London, WC1N 3XX). [Registered 20 September 2010]

Heritable property No registered interests.

Interest in shares No registered interests.

Voluntary I am the unremunerated Chair of the Petersburn Development Trust, a community based trust involved in the redevelopment of a park within my constituency.

I am an unremunerated External Member of Girls‟ Brigade Scotland‟s National Management Committee.

I am an unremunerated member of the steering group for Stow College‟s European Social Fund project „Lowlands and Uplands Trade Union Education‟. [Registered 22 August 2008]

On 18 August 2010 myself and a guest attended the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo and an associated dinner. The cost of this was met by the Cadet Forces in Scotland. I consider the cost of this to be below the financial threshold for registration as a gift of £570. [Registered 27 August 2010]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: David Whitton Constituency/Region: Strathkelvin and Bearsden Date on which initial statement lodged: 5 June 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration As managing director of Whitton PR Ltd, 18 Northbank Road, Kirkintilloch, G66 1EU a public affairs consultancy I received between £45,001 - £50,000 per annum for working 60 hours a week. From the beginning of May 2007 the company became dormant and I no longer act for any clients.

I occasionally carry out freelance journalism and broadcasting on an irregular basis and expect to receive up to £500 per annum.

I participated in an opinion survey carried out by Ipsos MORI Scotland (of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). I received no direct payment or expenses. Ipsos MORI Scotland (a market and opinion research company) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of their clients. Ipsos MORI Scotland donated £100 to the East Dunbartonshire Constituency Labour Party on 14 November 2007 therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 16 December 2007]

I participated in an opinion survey carried out by ComRes (Communicate Research Ltd of 28 Broadway, London SW1H 9JX). I am not aware of the clients on whose behalf ComRes were acting. ComRes is a polling and research consultancy serving clients in the UK, Europe and Asia. I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes gave a cheque for £50 to East Dunbartonshire Constituency Labour Party which was received on 9 June 2008. This remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 9 June 2008]

I participated in an opinion survey carried out by Ipsos MORI Scotland (of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3

6DH). I am not aware of the clients on whose behalf Ipsos MORI Scotland were acting. I received no direct payment or expenses. Ipsos MORI Scotland (a market and opinion research company) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of their clients. Ipsos MORI Scotland donated £75 to the Kirkintilloch Labour Party Branch on 2 December 2009, therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 5 February 2010]

I participated in an opinion survey carried out by ComRes (of 4 Milbank, London, SW1P 3JA). I am not aware of the clients on whose behalf ComRes were acting. I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a market and opinion research company) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of their clients. ComRes donated £50 to the East Dunbartonshire Labour Party on 13 January 2010, therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 5 February 2010]

I participated in an opinion survey carried out by ComRes (of 4 Milbank, London, SW1P 3JA). I am not aware of the clients on whose behalf ComRes were acting. I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a market and opinion research company) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of their clients. ComRes donated £50 to the East Dunbartonshire Labour Party on 22 January 2010, therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 5 February 2010]

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts On 16 June 2008, I attended a series of meetings with officials from UEFA (registered at Route de Geneve 46, Case postale, CH-1260 Nyon 2, Switzerland) as part of a cross-party delegation to Vienna, Austria, to discuss the value of major events to tourism as part of the inquiry by the Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee. As part of

the visit, I received a complimentary match ticket, hospitality and transport to/from the Ernst Happel stadium from UEFA (the governing body of football in Europe) for the match between Austria and Germany on 16 June. The estimated cost is €1,300 based on corporate rates for hospitality and therefore falls within the £1,001-£2,000 bandwidth. [Registered 26 June 2008].

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares I own 50% of the issued share capital of 1000 £1 ordinary shares in Whitton PR Ltd a public affairs consultancy. These shares are not tradeable and are held by myself and my spouse.

Voluntary Through my company Whitton PR Ltd my clients included - First Group PLC; Reliance Security Services; Al-Maktoum Institute, Dundee; Scottish Enterprise Glasgow/Dunbartonshire/Ayrshire.

I am a Director and Trustee of Kirkintilloch Town Hall Preservation Trust.

I am the Labour nominee to the Scottish Parliament & Business Exchange and as such I am a Non-Executive Director of this organisation. This appointment took effect in October 2007. The post is unremunerated and I do not receive expenses or benefit in kind. This post involves attendance at Board meetings and other functions organised by the Scottish Parliament & Business Exchange. [Registered 23 November 2007]

On 8 March 2008 I received tickets and hospitality from the Scottish Rugby Union for the Scotland v England Rugby game at Murrayfield. The SRU estimated the value of the tickets and hospitality for me and my guest to be £200 (£100 per person). [Registered 12 March 2008]

On 14 February I was made an Honorary Fellow of the Al-Maktoum Institute in Dundee. This was in recognition of work I undertook for the Institute when they were a client of my Public Relations firm. I do not receive any remuneration, expenses or benefit in kind for this

Fellowship. [Registered 13 March 2008]

On 16 March 2008 I was a guest of Co-Operative Insurance Services at the CIS League Cup Final, Hampden Park, Glasgow. The value of the ticket and hospitality is estimated to be £225 plus VAT. [Registered 18 March 2008, Amended interest 26 March 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: Bill Wilson Constituency/Region: West of Scotland Date on which initial statement lodged: 29 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration On 28 May 2007 I ceased to be employed as a statistician by the Scottish Funding Council for Higher and Further Education, 97b Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh. The organisation funds higher and further education. I worked full time and received between £25,001 - £30,000 per annum.

Related Undertaking No registrable interests.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property I own a flat in Glasgow with a market value of between £25,001 - £100,000 and gross rental income of between £0.00 - £5,000 per annum.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary On 21 August 2008 I received 100 copies of the document ‘Consultation – Criminal Sentencing (Equity Fines) Bill’ printed for me by the Fire Brigades Union. The document is 39 pages in length. I estimate the cost to the Fire Brigades Union of printing these documents to be approximately £120. [Registered 21 August 2008]

REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS

Member’s name: John Wilson Constituency/Region: Central Scotland Date on which initial statement lodged: 31 May 2007

Information on the exact nature of the requirement under each category can be found in the Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Act 2006.

Remuneration Until 4 May 2007 I was employed on a full time basis as Director of the Scottish Low Pay Unit, a research, information and advice service dealing with pay and employment rights and whose principle business address is 333 Woodlands Road, Glasgow G3 6NG. I received annual remuneration of between £30,001 and £35,000.

[Ceased interest removed from entry: 26 April 2010]

In September 2007 I participated in an opinion survey carried out by Ipsos MORI Scotland (of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). I received no direct direct payment or expenses. Ipsos MORI Scotland (an opinion research company) undertook this survey on behalf of a number of clients who were not identified to me. Ipsos MORI Scotland donated £100 to the Scottish Wildlife Trust around the 23 November 2007, therefore this remuneration falls into the 'up to £500 per annum' bandwidth. [Registered 29 November 2007]

On 22 April 2008 I participated in a Parliamentary Research Panel opinion survey undertaken by ComRes (of Covenham House, Downside Road, Cobham, Surrey, KT11 3EP). I received no direct payment of expenses. ComRes (a polling company) undertook this survey on behalf of their clients who were not identified to me. ComRes donated £50 to Auchengeich Retired Miners Bowling Club on 22 June 2008; therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 25 June 2008]

In September 2008 I participated in a Parliamentary Research Panel opinion survey undertaken by Ipsos MORI Scotland (of 4 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6DH). I received no direct payment or expenses. Ipsos MORI Scotland (a polling company) undertook this

survey on behalf of their clients who were not identified to me. Ipsos MORI Scotland donated £100 to Revive MS Centre on 20 October 2008; therefore this remuneration falls into the 'up to £500 per annum' bandwidth. [Registered 29 October 2008]

In January 2009 I participated in a Parliamentary Research Panel opinion survey undertaken by ComRes (of Covenham House, Downside Road, Cobham, Surrey KT11 3EP). I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a polling company) undertook this survey on behalf of their clients who were not identified to me. ComRes donated £50 to Falkirk South Branch SNP on 11 February 2009; therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500 per annum’ bandwidth. [Registered 24 February 2009]

In April 2009 I participated in a Parliamentary Research Panel opinion survey undertaken by ComRes (of Covenham House, Downside Road, Cobham, Surrey KT11 3EP). I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a polling company) undertook this survey on behalf of their clients who were not identified to me. ComRes donated £50 to Auchengeich Miners Memorial Fund on 11 May 2009; therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. [Registered 12 May 2009]

In June 2009 I participated in a Parliamentary Research Panel opinion survey undertaken by ComRes (of Covenham House, Downside Road, Cobham, Surrey KT11 3EP). I received no direct payment or expenses. ComRes (a polling company) undertook this survey on behalf of their clients who were not identified to me. ComRes donated £50 to Stepps Lawn Tennis club on 16 July 2009; therefore this remuneration falls into the ‘up to £500’ bandwidth. [Registered 16 July 2009]

Related Undertaking Until 4 May 2007, I was an unremunerated Director on the Board of the Scottish Low Pay Unit, a research, information and advice service dealing with pay and employment rights and whose principle business address is 333 Woodlands Road, Glasgow G3 6NG.

Election expenses No registrable interests.

Sponsorship No registrable interests.

Gifts No registrable interests.

Overseas visits No registrable interests.

Heritable property No registrable interests.

Interest in shares No registrable interests.

Voluntary I am a member of Historic Scotland.

I am a member of the National Trust for Scotland.

I am a member of the William Wallace Society.

I am a member of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds.

I am a member of the Scottish Wildlife Trust.

I am a member of the Friends of New Lanark.

I am a member of the Unite/Transport and General Workers Union. [Registered 31 May 2007, Amended interest 7 May 2008]

I am a member of the SNP Trade Union Group.

I am a member of Scottish CND. [Registered 6 May 2008]

I am a member of Albion Rovers Supporters Trust. [Registered 6 May 2008]

From 27 June 2008 I received two weeks accommodation in Crete from friends. The flights associated were paid by myself. I believe the value of this accommodation does not exceed £520. [Registered 25 June 2008]

I am a member of the Auchengeigh Miners Welfare and

Social Club. [Registered 23 September 2008]

On 23 January 2010 I attended a football match between Clyde FC and Brechin City at Broadwood Stadia as a guest of North Lanarkshire Council, who met the costs of the tickets, hospitality and transport for the match. The value of this gift is below £560. [Registered 26 January 2010]

On 5 February 2010 I attended the North Lanarkshire Living Wage Campaign. I received a bottle of whisky from North Lanarkshire Trades Council as a thank you gift for speaking at the event. The value of the gift is below £560. [Registered 11 February 2010]

On 13 May 2010 I received a gift of a small metal badge from representatives of the Landtag of Bavaria (Bavarian State Parliament) who were in Scotland on a fact-finding visit. The value of the gift is below £570. [Registered 13 May 2010]