Title: Shaun O'Boyle
Content:  Shaun O'Boyle is a science communicator, podcast producer and activist, best known for his work to promote science and to improve representation of LGBTQ+ scientists. He was the chair and one of the organisers of the Irish March for Science and also founded House of STEM which aims to connect LGBTQ+ scientists in Ireland.
Title: Shannon O'Brien
Content:  Following her defeat in 2002, O'Brien joined Boston-area local television station WLVI as a consumer advocate. She left the station in 2005 to head the Boston Area Girl Scouts, and as such is the CEO of the Patriot's Trail Girl Scout Council covering Greater Boston. In January 2014 OIKOS Software appointed O'Brien to its board of directors.
Title: Neil O'Brien
Content:  O'Brien was elected as MP for the safe Conservative-held seat of Harborough in 2017, with a majority of 12,429. In 2018, he founded the new think tank Onward, together with Will Tanner and Nick Faith. It is chaired by Daniel Finkelstein, the Conservative peer and columnist for The Times. Between August 2018 and July 2019, O'Brien was Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS) to ministers at the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy. In August 2019, he was appointed as PPS to Justice Minister Robert Buckland. A co-founder of the hawkish China Research Group, on 26 March 2021, it was announced that O'Brien was one of five MPs to be sanctioned by China for spreading what it called "lies and disinformation" about the country. He was subsequently banned from entering China, Hong Kong and Macau, and Chinese citizens and institutions are prohibited from doing business with him. During the 
Title: 2020 National Party of Australia leadership spill
Content:  As Matt Canavan resigned the day before the spill to support Joyce in the leadership spill, Canavan joined McKenzie in the backbenches. However, they remained deputy and leader of the Nationals in the Senate, despite losing their ministerial portfolios, as the other three Nationals senators were first-termers and thus considered ill-equipped to assume the leadership positions. On 10 February 2020, O'Brien quit the Nationals party room and sat with neither Nationals nor the Liberals, but remained a member of the Liberal National Party and sat with the Morrison Government in parliament. The following day he was elected the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, having been nominated by the Labor Opposition to the position made vacant by the resignation of Kevin Hogan, who had recently been elevated to the Ministry. O'Brien was elected over the Government's nominated choice, Nationals MP Damian Drum. O'Brien returned to sit in the Nationals party room in December 2020.
Title: Shane O'Brien (rower)
Content:  O'Brien is a trained teacher. In the late 1980s, he went back to his old school to teach there. He also taught at an intermediate school in Auckland. He moved to England in the early 1990s where he worked as a teacher and coached rowing at Latymer Upper School, Hammersmith. He worked closely with the Latymer Upper School boatman at the time, Coyne T. Mullen. In 1999, he went on to Shiplake College, on the River Thames south of Henley-on-Thames; he was the deputy headmaster there. One of the Shiplake College rowers who had trained under him, Will Satch, went to win Olympic bronze at the 2012 Summer Olympics (coxless pair) and gold four years later (eight). Before he left Shiplake College, a new coxless four boat purchased by the school was named for O'Brien. He became headmaster of Jumeirah English Speaking School (Dubai, UAE) in mid-2011, and director in September of 2019.
Title: Kerry O'Brien (journalist)
Content:  of the way he had handled the second Keating-Hewson debate in 1993" (in which, Howard wrote, O'Brien "went in to bat" for Keating). O'Brien opposed the Howard Government's budget cuts to the ABC, and said the appointment of Jon Shier as its Managing Director was a manifestation of the "conservative obsession with the ABC as a kind of biased, left-wing culture". After retiring from the 7.30 Report, O'Brien presented the 2013 ABC series Keating: the Interviews from which he wrote a biography of former Labor prime minister Paul Keating, who co-operated with O'Brien rather than write an autobiography. O'Brien welcomed the replacement of Liberal prime minister Tony Abbott by the less conservative Malcolm Turnbull in 2015, telling Fairfax that 
Title: Shadow Ministry of Michael O'Brien
Content:  The Shadow Ministry of Michael O'Brien is the Coalition opposition since December 2018, opposing the Andrews government in the Parliament of Victoria. It is led by Michael O'Brien following his election as leader of the party and Victorian Leader of the Opposition on 6 December 2018. The shadow cabinet is made up of the caucuses from the Liberal Party and Nationals. O'Brien's shadow ministry has seen one major reshuffle in March 2021 after a failed leadership spill by Brad Battin.
Title: Kevin O'Brien (Newfoundland and Labrador politician)
Content:  O'Brien was elected to the Newfoundland and Labrador House of Assembly as a member of the Progressive Conservative Party in 2003 representing the district of Gander. He was appointed to Cabinet in July 2006, becoming the Minister of Business. Following his re-election in 2007, O'Brien was shuffled into the portfolio of Government Services. With the death of fellow Municipal Affairs Minister Dianne Whalen in October 2010 O'Brien was shuffled out of the Government Services portfolio and into Municipal Affairs. In September 2013, O'Brien was accused by the Gander Chamber of Commerce of threatening to slow down construction of a new school in Gander if NDP representatives were allowed to be present at a community breakfast. The Chamber of Commerce also alleged that O'Brien had made similar threats in the past. O'Brien denied the allegations. On October 9, 2013, O'Brien was shuffled to Minister of Advanced Education. In March 2015, O'Brien resigned from cabinet. In July 2015, O'Brien resigned his provincial seat to run for the federal Conservative party in the riding of Coast of Bays—Central—Notre Dame in the 2015 federal election. On October 19, 2015, O'Brien was defeated in the federal election by Liberal incumbent Scott Simms.
Title: Larry O'Brien (Canadian politician)
Content:  Lawrence Robert O'Brien (born July 19, 1949) is a Canadian businessman and politician. O'Brien served as the 58th mayor of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada from 2006 until 2010. O'Brien was the founder and former Chair and CEO of Calian Technologies Ltd. O'Brien attended Elmdale Public School and Fisher Park High School, and graduated from Merivale High School in 1968. He studied at Algonquin College and graduated with a diploma in Technology in 1972. After graduating, O'Brien worked in the high technology sector, where he met Terry Matthews and Michael Cowpland. He then joined Microsystems International Ltd. In 1975 he worked for the Communications Research Centre and Motorola Communications. O'Brien then launched his first company, 
Title: Jonathan O'Brien
Content:  He was a member of Cork City Council from 2000 to 2011. O'Brien also has a sporting background. He is a former board member and chairman of Cork City Football Club, having been a founding member of the supporters' trust, FORAS. He is also a member of St. Vincent's GAA Club. O'Brien was criticised by the Minister of Education Ruairi Quinn over his position on the Household Charge. O'Brien responded by saying he had been elected to implement just and fair laws, and described the household tax as being neither. He was the Sinn Féin Junior Spokesperson for Finance, and Public Expenditure and Reform. On 6 January 2020, he announced that he would not contest the next general election.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": What was Shaun O'Banion vice president?
Answer: False