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Scottish Water

Scottish Water was formed in 2002 out of the Water Industry (Scotland) Act (2002). It centralised the East, West and North water authorities. 
The Water Industry Act (Scotland) Act 2002 effectively created a tripartite structure whereby the Scottish Executive set Ministerial Objectives, the Water Industry Commission sets the budget to deliver these objectives and Scottish Water carries out the work. 
There are clear signs that the changes to the governance of Scottish Water is following a well worn path towards minimal state intervention, little public investment and more private involvement and competition. In fact, even though it is still a publicly owned utility Scottish Water adheres to market principles and systems. This includes downsizing the workforce and offering incentives to its management for ‘outperformance’, this is of course outperformance in an economic sense. As Scottish Water say ‘Scottish Water is a publicly owned business, answerable to the Scottish Parliament and the people of Scotland. This offers a new public sector model in the UK water industry and Scottish Water aims to be as efficient and effective as water companies in the private sector’ 
== Advocates for Privatisation of Scottish Water ==
*Scottish Council Foundation
*Policy Institute
*Fraser of Allander Institute
*Jo Armstrong
*Donald Mackay
*David Bell
*Colin Robison
*Bill Jamieson
*The Scotsman
==Lobbying firms==
===Former lobbying firms===
*Fleishman-Hillard Register Entry for 1 September 2008 to 30 November 2008 APPC, accessed 28 January 2015 
==Affiliations==
*Water UK member
== References ==
# Scottish Water About us
Scottish and Universal Investments

Lord Fraser of Allander was chairman of SUI from 1948.
*1964 SUITS buys George Outram and Co. 
*1972 'Whyte & Mackay was bought by Scottish & Universal Investments' 
*1978
:One slight blip in a blue chip career came in 1978 when Sir Angus and two other businessmen, including the late Sir Hugh Fraser, were criticised over their stewardship of the Fraser holding company, Scottish & Universal Investments. Sir Angus was accused of failing to check the accounts thoroughly, but was absolved of any heinous crime.
*1979 'Lonrho buys Scottish and Universal Investments (SUITS) inc George Outram (Glasgow Herald and Evening Times) and Scottish & Universal Newspapers (SUN), Scotland's largest group of paid and free newspapers.' 
*1992 Trinity buys Scottish & Universal Newspapers (SUN), Scotland's largest group of paid and free newspapers from Lonrho for £45m
==References==
#The Man Who Snatched Away a Meal Time, Posted Friday, Nov. 6, 1964
# Ketupa.net Media Timeline 1976-1990
*Competition Commission profile 1979
Scotts: Links, contacts & resources

Scotts
==Further Information and Resources==
===Scotts' websites===
Consumer website: www.scotts.com
Investor website: www.smgnyse.com The investor website contains lots of useful information including the company's SEC Form 10-K which details some of the company's current court cases.
===Food not lawns===
A non-profit, avant-gardening collective based in Eugene, Oregon, in the US. They have a website which highlights the evils of lawns and what better use the space could be put to: www.foodnotlawns.com/newfiles/overview.html
===Peat Alert===
A group campaigning against peat extraction in the UK.
Contact:
Peat Alert , c/o CRC, 16 Sholebroke Avenue, Leeds, LS7 3HB Email: info@peatalert.org.uk ,
www.peatalert.org.uk
===Friends of the Earth===
Have produced a series of briefings on peat extraction and Scotts: www.foe.co.uk/campaigns/corporates/case_studies/scotts
===The Columbus Dispatch===
Has produced a series of articles on Scott's appalling pollution record in Ohio and the human cost involved in Scotts' vermiculite dealings: www.dispatch.com/news/special/scotts
===Vermiculite===
For more information on vermiculite see the US Environmental Protection Agency website: www.epa.gov/asbestos/verm.html
	
Category:Food and Agriculture Industry
Sea Containers Ltd

Sea Containers Ltd is a multinational transport, leisure and marine container leasing company, registered in Bermuda. They paid the Labour Party more than £5,000 for "Tickets For Dinners" in 2000-2001.
They are one of Europe's largest ferry companies, operating Hoverspeed Ferries, SeaCat Scotland, the Isle of Man Ferry and Silja SeaCat (travelling to Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland and Estonia). They operate the GNER train company, two containerships and two roll-on roll-off cargo ships and the ports of Heysham, Newhaven and Folkestone.
Sea Containers Ltd operate 26 hotels across the world and own restaurants in New York and London (Harry's Bar). They own marine container manufacturing factories in England, South Carolina USA, Singapore and Brazil and additional container storage depots in Melbourne, Santos and Auckland. Their container leasing business is a joint venture with the GE Capital Corporation. They operate fruit farming plantations in the Ivory Coast and Brazil and run a travel agency and printing company in the UK which provide services for their ferry and train companies.
== References ==
Taken from 'Sea Containers Ltd' available through search function on http://www.red-star-research.org.uk/subframe5.html
Seamus Keating

Seamus was appointed chief financial officer and a member of the LogicaCMG board in December 2002, having been Logica chief financial officer since February that year and director of group finance since 1999. He joined Logica from Getronics, where he was finance director of Olivetti Solutions, immediately prior to its purchase by Wang (in turn purchased by Getronics). Prior to that appointment, he was finance director of Olivetti's UK operations, having joined its finance function in 1989 .
==References==
# LogicaCMG Staff - Seamus Keating, Accessed 2nd August 2007.
Sean Barrett

Sean Barrett is a professor of Economics at Trinity College, Dublin, an advocate of privatisation of public assets and connected to Israeli/Neocon circles. 
==Background==
Barrett gained a doctorate from the National University of Ireland in 1973 and has been a member of the Economics Department at Trinity College since 1970. He served as a director of the Irish Tourist Board, 1984-9, and as a member of the Culliton Review of Industrial Policy (1992). He was both an advocate and analyst of airline deregulation in Ireland and the wider European market.TCD Department of Economics Sean Barrett, accessed 18 May 2009
==Activities==
He took part in the 2006 Herzliya Conference in Israel, being 'specially flown in from Ireland', according to Daniel Doron.What our elites know, by Daniel Doron, Jerusalem Post, 15 February 2006. He spokeon 'The Miracle of Irish Economic Revival'What our elites know, by Daniel Doron, Jerusalem Post, 15 February 2006. in a session on Investment to Spur Economic Growth and Reduce Poverty along with Prof. Stanley Fischer, Governor, Bank of Israel and Dr. Yacov Sheinin, CEO of Economic ModelsExecutive Summary part 2, Herzliya Conference, accessed 16 May 2009.
==Affiliations==
Member of the Brennan Commission on Financial Management and Control Systems in the Health Service, 2002/3 | Kenmare Economics Conference, Committee Member | Open Republic, Board memberOpen Republic Academic Board, accessed 1 September 2010
== Publications ==
* 1991 - The market sector in Irish transport: A report for the Confederation of Irish Industry 
* 1991 - Transport Policy in Ireland in the 1990s 
* 1987 - Flying High: Airline Prices and European Regulations 
* 1984 - Airports for sale: The case for competition 
* 1999 - John Kells Ingram (1823–1907) 
* 1999 - The outlook for European aviation 
* 2000 - The economics of competition in health insurance: The Irish case study 
* 2000 - Competitiveness and contestability in the Irish media sector 
* 2001 - Bus deregulation in Ireland 
* 2003 - Privatisation in Ireland
* 2003 - Privatisation Experiences in the EU
* 2004 - OECD Review of Higher Education in Ireland 
* 2004 - Airports and Communities in a Deregulated Market
* 2006 - Europe's Congested Airspace – Time for Market Solutions
* 2008 - Scalable quantum computing with atomic ensembles (with Peter P. Rohde and Thomas M. Stace) 
* 2009 - The Roads of Ireland
* 2010 - The Sustained Impacts on Taxi Deregulation Economic Affairs, Vol. 30, Issue 1, pp. 61-65, March 2010
==References==
Barrett, Sean
Sean Bell

Sean Bell is a journalist and is associated with the libertarian anti-environmental LM network. He is a founder of the Brighton Salon "Salon-People" Brighton Salon website, accessed 30 May 2010, has spoken at the Battle of Ideas "Speaker detail", Battle of Ideas website, accessed 30 May 2010, and contributed to Culture Wars "Contributor", Culture Wars website, accessed 30 May 2010 and Spiked "Gentlemen of leisure” Spiked website, accessed 30 May 2010. 
Sean is a copy-editor, writer and journalist who previously worked in local newspapers and on Computing and Campaign magazines. He also works in a road safety capacity for Brighton and Hove City Council.
==Resources==
:Blog: Seandavidbell
:Facebook: Sean Bell
:Twitter: Seandavidbell
==Notes==
Bell, Sean
Sean Donlon

Irish diplomat
==Laneside meeting==
At a meeting at Laneside on 20 November 1973, James Allen accused Donlon of being the head of Irish intelligence in the north, probably because he was cultivating political contacts.
::I said that I was under instructions to express concern about Dr Fitzgerald's visits and our very real suspicion as to what he, Donlon, was up to here. There were rumours about that he was the Head of Irish Intelligence in Northern Ireland. Mr Donlon replied that they had taken note of our views on Dr Fitzgerald's visits and that was the reason why the Inter-Party Committee had not visited Trade Unionists or Church leaders in the North. He explained in reply to a question that the talk on Friday near Aughnacloy, between Messrs Hume and Devlin and Messrs Fitzgerald and O'Brien was the result of an SDLP request to be briefed on Common Law enforcement as a result of doubts which had been placed in their minds at the Inter-Party talks as to what the South really were prepared to do. Messrs Fitzgerald and O'Brien had not been at the meeting with the Taoiseach on Friday and therefore could not possibly have passed on the contents of Mr Heath's message. He assured me that the SDLP had been given neither their paper on Council of Ireland not their paper on Common Law enforcement although he admitted that a summary of the latter had been passed over at Aughnacloy. As to his own role he regarded himself as an ordinary diplomat doing a diplomatic job and it was only the constitutional complications which explained why he was not on the staff of the Irish Embassy in London.
::He said that he was going down to Dublin immediately today and that there would be a Cabinet meeting which might issue instructions requiring him to return to the North. I said that our suspicions might be slightly allayed if he were to make a point of 'phoning me every time he came to Northern Ireland. National Archives file CJ 4/1759. 
==Anglo-Irish negotiations==
::The first tentative contacts between the British and the Irish took place in 1982. David Goodall, a senior British diplomat attached to the Cabinet Office, from a Catholic family with connections to Ireland, began talking to Michael Lillis, a senior Irish diplomat, ferociously clever and with staunch republican antecedents. The NIO disapproved of the whole exerecise and, as a result, was largely kept out of the loop. The negotiations were conducted in great secrecy with Goodall joined by the Cabinet Secretary Robert Armstrong on the British side and Lillis joined by another senior Irish diplomat, Sean Donlon, along with Dermot Nally, the Irish Cabinet Secretary.Great Hatred, Little Room, Making Peace in Northern Ireland by Jonathan Powell,The Bodley Head, 2008, p59.
==Notes==
Donlon, Sean
Sean Hughes

Sean Hughes is Senior Executive Leader in Corporate Governance unit at the Australian Securities and Investment Commission. He is a former Head of Legal for National Australia Bank Ltd’s Australian banking operations and former Group General Manager, Compliance at Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd (ANZ). Prior to joining NAB and ANZ, Sean was Director, Financial Services Regulation at ASIC.ASIC, Senior executive leader profiles, accessed 31 March 2009.
==Resources==
*ASIC, Senior executive leader profiles, accessed 31 March 2009.
==Notes==
Hughes, Sean
Sean Kemp

Sean Kemp joined lobbying agency Open Road as a senior consultant in 2014, Sean Kemp joins Open Road team as Senior Consultant accessed 8 Sept 2014 and most recently worked for Blue Rubicon. APPC Register 
He was previously deputy head of press for the coalition at 10 Downing Street and print media manager, deputy head of media and head of media for the Liberal Democrats.
==Background==
Prior to his Downing Street press role, Kemp worked as a media adviser for the Liberal Democrats. Kemp joined the party as print media manager in June 2006.Alex Benady, "Media 3: Inside marketing & PR: Profile/ Political communications: Is there a spin doctor in the house?: Fancy shaping the public perception of the next PM? Although competition is stiff, the political communications sector is booming", The Guardian, 18.09.06 He previously spent several years as a journalist for the Basildon Echo, where he worked alongside former Conservative director of communications Andy Coulson.Sam Coates, "100 things you may not know about the first 100 days; Sam Coates goes behind the scenes of the coalition", The Times, 18.08.10
==Contact, Resources, Notes==
===Notes===
Kemp, SeanKemp, SeanKemp, Sean
Sean Lynch (alias)

Sean Lynch is the cover name used by a former Special Demonstration Squad] undercover officer who infiltrated the Vietnam Solidarity Campaign, Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association, Irish Civil Rights Solidarity Campaign and Sinn Féin (London) 1968 - 1974. Deceased.Email to core participants, '20180607_UCPI_to_all_CPs_HN67_HN68_HAB_CP19', Undercover Policing Inquiry, 7 June 2018, referencing an update of the webpage UCPI.org.uk/cover-names. He held a managerial position in the SDS 1982 - 1984.
He is also referred to by the cipher HN68 (for cipher system, see the N officers page). The Undercover Policing Inquiry has ruled his real name will be restricted.Kate Wilkinson, Counsel to the Inquiry's Explanatory Note to accompany the Chairman's 'Minded-To' Note 12 in respect of applications for restrictions over the real and cover names of officers of the Special Operations Squad and the Special Demonstration Squad, Undercover Public Inquiry, 13 September 2018.
Disambiguation: There is another Seán Lynch who is a Sinn Fein politician.
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==As an SDS officer==
==In the Undercover Policing Inquiry==
The Chair of the Undercover Policing Inquiry, John Mitting, ruled in December 2017 that the cover name would be released, but the real name restricted.Sir John Mitting, Applications for restriction orders in respect of the real and cover names of officers of the Special Operations Squad and the Special Demonstration Squad: Ruling, Undercover Policing Inquiry, 5 December 2017. He had previously written:John Mitting, In the matter of section 19(3) of the Inquiries Act 2005 Applications for restriction orders in respect of the real and cover names of officers of the Special Operations Squad and the Special Demonstrations Squad ‘Minded to’ note, Undercover Policing Inquiry (UCPI.org.uk), 3 August 2017. 
: As in the case of the living officers cited it is unlikely that the publication of his real name would prompt the giving or production of evidence necessary to permit the Inquiry to fulfil its terms of reference. Evidence about the discharge of his managerial duties can be given by reference to his cypher. The identity of HN68 is known to those who can give such evidence. Publication of his real name would be likely to interfere with the right of his widow to respect for her private life under Article 8... The possibility that disclosure of his cover name might interfere with her right is nil or negligible. Closed reasons accompany this note.
The MPS submitted an application to restrict N68's real name, a witness statement from his widow and an open risk assessment (Mark Veljovic).
The restriction order application regarding HN68's real name was heard at the 21 Nov 2017 hearing,Transcript of hearing of 21 Nov 2017, Undercover Policing Inquiry, 21 November 2017. and the restriction order issued on 8 December 2017. In granting the order, Mitting followed the reasons set out in his minded-to note of 3 Aug 2017.
As he deceased, HN68 is not a core participant.
==Notes==
Sean Oh

::Sean is a Legislative Assistant for Congresswoman Sue Kelly. He handles foreign policy as well as other legislative issues. Previously, he was an Associate at the political communications firm, Chlopak, Leonard & Schecter. He graduated from Dartmouth College, where he founded www.collegevoter.org.About YPFP - Young Professionals in Foreign Policy, accessed 22 March 2008.
==affiliations==
*Young Professionals in Foreign Policy
==Notes==
Sean Walsh

Sean Walsh was an activist in the English Defence League in 2009, according to Hope Not Hate:
::Sean Walsh, a Luton EDL activist, uses the EDL Luton division Facebook page to suggest some particularly dangerous tactics to use against the police when being hemmed-in. Walsh suggests: “if the police make a square surrounding you the protesters should all be in organised groups specializing in their strengths and weaknesses there should be a core of strong people (heavy infantry) with the ability to penetrate a weak point in polices defences with a wedge attack and create a opening and be able to hold the opening for the other protesters to break through the opening. Adaptability is the key.”Tom Woodson, Well connected - English Defence League remix a familiar tune, Hope Not Hate, September 2009.
==Notes==
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Sean Williams

Sean Williams is a director at BT, a former executive director of the Office of Fair Trade, member of the board of Ofcom and special advisor in the Prime Minister's Policy Unit.
==Career==
Williams was a special advisor in the Prime Minister's Policy Unit from 1995 to 1997, a partner at LEK Consulting between 1997 and 2003 and joined Ofcom in March 2003, before being promoted to the board in January 2006. Sean Williams to stand down from Ofcom Board to take up new role at OFT Ofcom, 1 February 2007, accessed 26 November 2014 At Ofcom he led their transformation of fixed line telecoms regulation, including the operational separation of BT.
In 2007 he was appointed executive director of the Office of Fair Trade markets and projects division, however he left after less than a year amid criticism of the Office of Fair Trade's handling of a string of high-profile investigations. Richard Fletcher and Helen Power Sean Williams to quit Office of Fair Trading The Telegraph, 21 May 2008, accessed 26 November 2014 
In September 2008 he was appointed managing director, retail strategy at BT Group Plc, the role was approved by ACOBA "subject to the condition that, for 12 months from his last day of service, he should not become personally involved in lobbying UK Ministers or Crown servants, including Special Advisers, on behalf of his new employer". Tenth Report 2008-2009 Advisory Committee on Business Appointments, accessed 26 November 2014 and was promoted to director of strategy, policy and portfolio in April 2011.
==Affiliations==
*Non-executive chairman, Williams Lea Limited Sean M G Williams Bloomberg Businessweek, 26 November 2014, accessed 26 November 2014 
==Education==
*Master of Arts degree in Economics and Politics at Oxford University, 1986
*Master of Public Administration degree at Harvard University, 1990
==Notes==
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Seaway Holdings

Seaway Holdings is the holding group for the Australian-based shipping company of the same name. Shipping Agencies, Seaway, accessed 8 June 2016 
==Donations==
*Vote Leave - donated £15,000 on 23 February 2016 to anti-EU group campaigning in the UK's EU membership referendum on 23 June 2016. Electoral Commission, Donation Search, accessed 12 May 2016
==Notes==
Category: Brexit Category: UKCategory:Brexit ‘leave’ donor
Sebastian Coe

Sebastian Coe (Lord Coe) is a Conservative life peer in the House of Lords. He became a member of the Lords in June 2000.
==Interests==
*Chairman (salaried), The Complete Leisure Group Limited (CLG) (formerly the Member's private company for his commercial activities, now owned by Chime Communications plc) Lord Coe Parliament.UK, accessed 18 December 2014 
*Executive Chairman, CSM Sports and Entertainment LLP (sports/entertainment division of Chime Communications plc)
*Chairman, Sebastian Coe Ltd (dormant company; no remuneration)
*Member of the Board of Directors of Chime Communications plc
*Special Adviser, Nike International
*Consultant, Chelsea Football Club
*Strategic Adviser and Ambassador of PruHealth and PruProtect's wellness programme "Vitality"
*Senior Independent Adviser, Deutsche Bank UK
*Columnist, Daily Telegraph
*Multiple speaking arrangements
==Notes==
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Sebastian Gorka

Sebastian Gorka is a former adviser to US President Donald Trump (January-August 2017). He is a British-born Hungarian-American terror analyst and a columnist for the alt-right and anti-Muslim website Breitbart.
In February 2018 he joined the anti-Muslim online platform Rebel Media, which is run by Canadian ex-tabloid editor Ezra Levant.
Gorka has been widely criticised for his white supremacist views and was revealed by Forward magazine to be a member of a Hungarian Nazi movement to which his father had once belonged. Richard Silverstein, Who Invited Sebastian Gorka to Keynote Israeli Terror Conference?, Tikun Olam, September 7, 2017 , accessed 5 February 2018 
In September 2017 Gorka was advertised as a keynote speaker at the 17th World Summit on Counter-Terrorism at the Interdisciplinary Center (IDC Herzliya) in Israel. Other speakers included the former French prime minister Manuel Valls. The International Institute for Counter-Terrorism's (ICT's) 17th World Summit on Counter-Terrorism Is Now LIVE 22 August 2017, accessed 5 February 2017 
==Understanding Islamist Radicalisation conference 2011==
In 2011 Gorka was a panel chair at Cranfield University's Understanding Islamist Radicalisation and Violence in the 21st Century. A Decade after 9/11: Lessons Learned and New Challenges for the Coming Decade 19-20 October 2011. The symposium was jointly organised with the UK Defence Academy and the George C Marshall Center at the campus in Shrivenham.University of Cranfield Events, Understanding Islamist Radicalisation and Violence in the 21st Century, 19-21 October 2010, Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 20 July 2010 on 13 June 2016. Fellow chairs over the three-day-event were: Professor Nick Pratt of the George C Marshall Center, Professor Patrick Sookhdeo, Visiting Professor, Defence Academy of the United Kingdom and Dr Sebastian Gorka of the College of International Security Affairs, National Defense University.Understanding Islamist Radicalisation and Violence in the 21st Century Brochure, Scribdaccessed 8 February 2011. 
Speakers included: Brian Jenkins of the RAND Corporation (Keynote Speaker), Dr Tawfik Hamid, Senior Fellow, Potomac Institute for Policy Studies, Washington, Douglas Murray of the Centre for Social Cohesion, Lord Carlile of Berriew QC and Lee Rowland, Strategic Communication Laboratories.
==Books==
*"Defeating Jihad: The Winnable War," : argues that 'US leaders should stop referring to Islamist terrorism as "violent extremism" and acknowledge what he outlines as "global jihad."'
==Affilations==
==Notes==
Gorka, Sebastian
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