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Ian Hudson

Dr Ian Hudson is a physician who practiced as a paediatrician for a number of years, before working in the pharmaceutical industry in clinical research and development between 1989 and 2001. 
He is currently the chief executive of the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency, a role that he was appointed to in September 2013. Dr Ian Hudson GOV.UK, accessed 7 April 2015 
*president DuPont Europe, Middle East and Africa
*president DuPont de Nemours International SA Geneva
*member of the Executive Committee and Board of CEFIC (European Chemical Industry Association)
*chairman of the Industrial Biotech Council 
*member of the board of Europabio
*member of the board of the Swiss-American Chamber of Commerce
*member of the Foundation board of the International Institute for Management Developmenthttp://www.europaBio.org/Board/CV-Hudson.pdf
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Ian Kennedy (lawyer)

Sir Ian Kennedy is chair of the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa).
==Background==
:Sir Ian is a lawyer who, for the past few decades, has lectured and written on the law and the ethics of healthcare. He is also Emeritus Professor of Health Law, Ethics and Policy at the School of Public Policy, University College of London and Visiting Professor at the London School of Economics. He has been involved in public life for 25 years, earning a reputation for safeguarding the interests of members of the public in healthcare. He was Chairman of the Healthcare Commission, the health services public watchdog, from its creation in 2004 until its abolishment in 2009. During his time at the Commission, Sir Ian worked to improve standards across the NHS through access to information and knowledge for patients, clinicians and managers. He is, perhaps, best known as the leader of the public enquiry into the deaths in children's heart surgery at the Bristol Royal Infirmary (1998–2001). This report contributed to the establishment of the Healthcare Commission in 2002. He also chaired the Nuffield Council on Bioethics and is currently Chair of the UK Research Integrity Office, whose remit covers the proper conduct of research in universities and other research organisations. Professor Sir Ian Kennedy, IPSA Chair, IPSA website, acc 5 July 2013 
==Resources==
*IPSA, Sir Ian Kennedy – Opening remarks on trust and remuneration in Westminster – IPPR – 5 July 2013
*Rajeev Syal and agencies, MPs' pay: deferring decision 'risks creating another expenses scandal', guardian.co.uk, 5 July 2013 13.40 BST 
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Ian King

Ian Graham King was the CEO of BAE Systems between 2008 and June 2017.
==VIews==
:"I’m a pragmatist by nature. My advice to everyone is keep it simple and be true to yourself." Ian King, BAE Systems, accessed 26 August 2017 
==Company biography==
From the BAE website circa 2017:
:Ian was appointed chief executive of BAE Systems in September 2008, having originally been appointed to the Board of Directors as Chief Operating Officer, UK and Rest of the World at the beginning of 2007. In February 2017, Ian confirmed he will retire from the Company on 30 June 2017 after a distinguished career of more than 40 years in the defence industry. Charles Woodburn, currently Chief Operating Officer, will be appointed as Chief Executive from 1 July 2017.
:In 1976 Ian started his career as a graduate at Marconi and spent the next 10 years in manufacturing in Scotland and Portsmouth.
:Ian became Finance Director of Marconi Defence Systems from 1986-92 and of Marconi Electronic Systems 1992-1998. During this time he was appointed a non-executive director of the Canadian Marconi company and director of Marconi's two Anglo/French joint ventures in space and sonar.
:On completion of the British Aerospace/Marconi merger in November 1999, Ian was appointed Group Strategy and Planning Director reporting to the Chief Executive and responsible for the initial Strategic Business Plan for BAE Systems.
:Ian was appointed to the post of Group Managing Director for Customer Solutions & Support (CS&S) at the start of 2001 responsible for growing a support and services business in the UK and international markets. In addition to leading the CS&S business, Ian was responsible for the integration of the Alvis business into a new Land Systems business following its acquisition in September 2004.
:External positions: Ian is non-executive director of Schroder plc. For nine years Ian was a non-executive director of Rotork plc. Latterly he was the senior independent director and retired from the Board in June 2014.
:Career highlights: Ian was the first Chief Executive of Alenia Marconi Systems, the joint venture between Marconi and Finmeccanica of Italy formed in December 1998. Ian King, BAE Systems, accessed 26 August 2017 
==Resources==
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Ian Lang

Ian Lang (Lord Lang of Monkton) is a life peer in the House of Lords. He became a Conservative Party member of the Lords in October 1997. He was member of parliament for Galloway from 1979 to 1983 and for Galloway and Upper Nithsdale from 1983 to 1997. Dumfries and Galloway Guardian, accessed 19 December 2014 
Lang was chairman of the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments from 2009 until Lord Lang of Monkton www.parliament.uk, accessed 8 December 2014 he stepped down in December 2014.
==Parliament==
Whilst in parliament he held the roles of: Lord Lang of Monkton Parliament.UK, accessed 19 December 2014 
*Secretary of State for Trade, 1995-97
*Secretary of State for Scottish Office, 1990-95
*Minister of State (Scottish Office), 1987-90
*Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Scottish Office), 1986-87
*Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department of Employment), 1986-86
*Lord Commissioner (HM Treasury) (Whip), 1983-86
*Assistant Whip (HM Treasury), 1981-83
==Interests==
*Chairman, Marsh & McLennan Companies Inc (advice in the areas of risk, strategy and human capital)
*Non-executive director, Charlemagne Capital Ltd (fund management)
*Non-executive chairman, Sustained Innovation Consulting LLP (management consultants)
===Former interests===
*Consultant, The Waterford Group (energy, property, wine; a commercial, not a political, consultancy) Interest amendments Parliament.UK, accessed 19 December 2014 
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Ian Lavery

Ian Lavery is the Labour Party MP for Wansbeck. 
He was elected in May 2010 with a majority of 7,031 Ian Lavery MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 9 March 2015 and increased this to 10,881 in May 2015. BBC News Wansbeck, accessed 15 May 2015.
==Affiliations==
*Member of the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee 
*Member of the Regulatory Reform Select Committee. About Ian Ian Lavery, accessed 9 March 2015 
*Member of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Unconventional Oil and Gas, set up 2013
*Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Occupational Safety and Health Register of 29 September 2015,www.parliament.uk, accessed 16 October 2015 
==Staff==
*Michael Calderbank - Research assistant, Union Services 
*Mark Fitton 
*Lori Malone - Research assistant, Union Services Register of interests of members' secretaries and research assistants, 23 March 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 21 April 2016 
==Contact==
====Parliamentary====
*Address: House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA
*Telephone: 020 7219 3000
*Email: ian.lavery.mp@parliament.uk
====Constituency====
*Address: 7 Esther Court, Wansbeck Business park, Ashington, Northumberland, NE63 8QZ
*Telephone: 01670 852494
====Web & Social media====
*Website: http://www.ianlavery.org.uk
*Twitter: https://twitter.com/ianlaverymp
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Ian Liddell-Grainger

==Background==
Ian Liddell-Grainger has been the Conservative Member of Parliament for Bridgwater and Somerset since 2001. He has served on the Select Committees on Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Public Administration, Scottish Affairs and the Environmental Audit Committee.
:His constituency includes the Hinkley Point nuclear power station. With the Bristol Channel on his doorstep, he also has extensive knowledge of alternative energy schemes such as wave and wind power.
:Liddell-Grainger came to Parliament with a background in business, farming and the Army. He established a UK-wide building and property company; ran a 250-acre arable farm; was a consultant to Army Land Command HQ. He remains a Major on the Reserve List. Associate Parliamentary Group for Energy Studies website, accessed 6 June 2012 
==Register of MPs' interests==
*Overseas visits
:Name of donor: Technology Policy Institute
:25 October-1 November 2008, to China as a member of the All-Party Parliamentary China Group, at the invitation of the Jiangsu Provincial People's Congress to consolidate links between the United Kingdom and China. Transport to and from China was paid for by the All-Party Parliamentary China Group from donations previously registered. All internal costs including accommodation, meals and travel were met by the Jiangsu Provincial People's Congress. (Registered 21 November 2008)
==Affiliations==
*Associate Parliamentary Group for Energy Studies - Chairman
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Nuclear Energy - Chairman 
*All-Party Parliamentary Taxation Group - ChairTaxation APPG Register Feb 16, www.parliament.uk, accessed 19 February 2016 
*British Virgin Islands All-Party Parliamentary Group
*UK-Singapore All-Party Parliamentary Group
*Associate Parliamentary Media Literacy Group
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on the Pharmaceutical Industry
*All Party Parliamentary Corporate Governance Group (APPCGG)
==Contact, Resources and Notes==
===Resources===
*New Nuclear Power Stations, House of Commons Hansard Debates, 13 July 2010 : Column 227WH
*Ian Liddell-Grainger, MP Ian Liddell-Grainger: Landmark Hinkley Point decision will keep the lights on, Western Gazette, 20 March 2013, acc 15 October 2013 
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Ian Livingston

Ian Livingston, Lord Livingston of Parkhead was appointed minister of state for trade and investment in December 2013 and leads on foreign commonwealth and office relations with British business. He is a Conservative member of the House of Lords. Minister of State for Trade and Investment GOV.UK, accessed 22 September 2014 
==History==
Livingston was CEO of BT Group from 2008 until 2013. Having joined BT in 2002, he served on the BT Group Board as Group Finance Director and CEO BT Retail, its consumer and small business division.
Before this, Livingston was group finance director at Dixons Group plc from the age of 32 making him the youngest FTSE 100 CFO. He also worked for 3i plc, Bank of America and Arthur Andersen. He was previously a non executive director of Hilton Group plc and is currently a non executive director on the board of Celtic plc. 
==Outside of politics== 
Lord Livingston left his role as Minister of state for Trade and Investment in May 2015, and sought the advice of the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments in regards to taking up some new appointments outside of government. The first was a part-time, paid appointment with Man Group an investment/fund manager, for whom he would eventually become non-executive chairman. Providing that he did not employ any privileged information from his time in government and that he served a two year lobbying ban from his last day in office, he was permitted to take up the role, and did so in December 2015. 
He again requested ACOBA's advice on a part-time paid position with Dixons Carphone as deputy chairman. As long as he followed the conditions they applied to his previous appointment, the committee saw no problem with Livingston taking the role on, and it was confirmed in December 2015. The third request Livingston made to the committee concerned a non-executive directorship and future non-executive chairmanship of the audit committee of Belmond Ltd, a hotel and leisure company. It was noted that Mr Livingston had met with competitors of Belmond while in office on a trade mission to China, but the committee was assured that no sensitive information was exchanged. Providing he stick to the conditions from his previous appointments, he was allowed to take up the role, as was the case in November 2015. 
A further appointment was an unpaid, part-time role as non-executive director on the board of trustees of Jewish Care, a charity specialising in health and social welfare support for the Jewish community. Given that he applied the same conditions as his previous appointments, the committee found no issue with it, and it was confirmed in November 2015. 
In June 2016, he again sought ACOBA's advice about a part time role as member of the advisory board of Livingbridge, a private equity investor. The committee found no conflict of interest between the organisation and his former political career, and the appointment was taken up in September 2016. Lord Livingston of Parkhead Summary of Business Appointment Applications, Gov.uk, accessed 22 June 2016
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Ian Lovett

Ian Lovett was appointed as a Trustee of the Foundation in July 2005. Since 2003 he has held the position of Chairman of Dunbar Bank plc, having previously held the position of Chief Executive at the Bank for 9 years. He is also Director of the Zurich Advice Network (formerly Allied Dunbar); Trustee of Zurich Financial Services Community Trust; chairman of ZFS Community Trust Executive; chairman of Zurich Advice Network Foundation. 
Lovett is also a member of the National Cares Leadership Team (BITC), member of the London Committee of Help the Aged, Deputy Chairman of the Governors of Tonbridge Grammar School and a member of the Management Team & General Committees of Middlesex County Cricket Club.
== Notes ==
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Ian Lucas

Ian Lucas has been the Labour Party member of Parliament (MP) since 2001. 
==Parliamentary career==
*Shadow Minister (Defence) 2014-2015 Rowena Mason Former minister Pat McFadden gets Europe brief in Labour mini-reshuffle The Guardian, 20 October 2014, accessed 21 October 2014 
*Shadow Minister (Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs)	 2011-2014
*Shadow Minister (Business, Innovation and Skills) 2010-2011
*Shadow Minister (Business and Regulatory Reform) 2010-2010
*Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department for Business, Innovation and Skills) (Business and Regulatory Reform) 2009-2010
*Assistant Whip (HM Treasury) 2008-2009 Ian Lucas Parliament.uk, undated, accessed 21 October 2014 
==Committees==
*House of Commons Draft Constitutional Renewal Bill (Joint Committee) 2008-08
*House of Commons Public Accounts Committee	2007-07
*House of Commons Transport Committee 2003-05
*House of Commons Procedure Committee 2001-02
*House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee 2001-03
==Affiliations==
*Vice-chair of the Associate Parliamentary Aerospace Group Aerospace APPG Register Feb 16, www.parliament.uk, accessed 17 February 2016 
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Ian Macdonald

Ian Macdonald is Professor of Metabolic Physiology at the University of Nottingham and head of the newly formed School of Life Sciences in the faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences.
==Background==
Macdonald is a registered nutritionist who has previously worked as an adviser to large food corporations Coca-Cola and Mars. 
He is chairman of the carbohydrate working group of the UK government appointed Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition; joint editor of the International Journal of Obesity; a fellow of the Society of Biology; and an honorary fellow of the Association for Nutrition. Ian Macdonald www.nutritionsociety.org, accessed 24 February 2015 
==Controversy==
===Advising against cutting UK sugar intake===
In March 2014 the British government said it would not act on the recommendation by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to cut people's sugar intake by half amid increasing concern from scientists that high sugar intake is fuelling obesity and tooth decay. Britain 'will not act' on sugar advice The Telegraph, 9 March 2014, accessed 24 February 2015 
Macdonald leads the Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (SACN) which advised the government against adopting the WHO's advice. Five of its eight members, including Macdonald, rejected the WHO advice, leading to accusations by anti-sugar campaigners of having 'worryingly close' ties with the fast food and confectionary industry. 
The controversy was further fuelled by conflict of interest accusations over Macdonald's past work for confectionary giants Coca Cola and Mars. Macdonald saw 'no problem' with this issue, particularly as he had stepped down from paid roles with both companies' European advisory boards during the SACN inquiry into carbohydrates for the UK government. Sugar intake must come down, says WHO – but UK likely to resist The Guardian, 7 September 2013, accessed 24 February 2015 
Government officials said the committee was expected to carefully consider the evidence which led WHO to make its recommendations. 
===Financial ties between nutrition experts and food companies===
The results of an investigation by the British Medical Journal (BMJ) in February 2015, showed that research carried out by members of the Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (SACN) was supported by companies including PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, Mars and Nestlé. The BMJ www.bmj.com, accessed 25 February 2015 The findings of the report show that Macdonald received funding from two of these companies. 
An SACN spokesperson, however, has said there were 'robust checks and balances' to ensure the impartiality of the committee’s work. Kadhim Shubber Public scientists urged to quit over food and drink group links ft.com, 11 February 2015, accessed 25 February 2015 
==Affiliations==
*UK Responsibility Deal Food Network - steering group member
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Ian Magee

Sir Ian Magee is a former civil servant and a senior fellow at the Institute for Government.
==Career==
Biography from Institute for Government: Sir Ian Magee Institute for Government, accessed 12 November 2014 
:Until 2005, Ian was 2nd Permanent Secretary at the Department for Constitutional Affairs and Head of Profession for Operational Delivery for the whole Civil Service. He has been a CEO of three different Executive Agencies. Ian was a member of the Capability Review team for the Cabinet Office.
:Ian has followed a portfolio career since leaving the civil service. For 5 years, he was a Senior Adviser to Booz & Company, international management consultants. He has chaired several Top Management Programmes and is an Executive Coach to senior civil servants and others. Current roles include chairing the Geographic Information Group, an Advisory Committee of BIS; and membership of two private sector Boards.
:Ian conducted reviews of criminality information for the Home Secretary (2008) and the Legal Services Commission for the Justice Secretary (2010). Ian has a special interest in public sector leadership.
:Ian is co-author of the Institute's studies into Government ICT and Arm's Length Bodies; and is currently working on our accountability project.
==ACOBA==
*Adviser, National School of Government, January 2006. Given "unconditional approval" to take up the role by ACOBA. Ninth Report 2006-2008 Advisory Committee on Business Appointments, accessed 12 November 2014 
*Member of Public Sector Board, Vertex Data Sciences Ltd, October 2006. 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 DCA Ministers or officials on behalf of Vertex or their clients". 
*Member of European Advisory Board, Outsource Partners International Inc., October 2006. Given "unconditional approval" to take up the role by ACOBA. 
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Ian Marchant

==Background==
Ian Marchant is a powerful Scot with multiple board room connections in the energy sector. In an article on the top 20 most powerful Scots, Lindsay McIntosh says:
:Ian Marchant is head of Perth-based Scottish & Southern Energy, which is behind the highly controversial Beauly-Denny power line. He trained as an accountant and was seconded to the department of energy where he worked on electricity privatisation. He joined the then-Southern Electric in 1992 as head of corporate financial planning before taking over as finance director in 1996, a role he retained at the merger with Scottish Hydro-Electric in 1998. He then took over as chief executive, giving the firm one of the youngest FTSE 100 profiles. He is also chairman of the UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy and the Climate Change Business Delivery Group, a member of Ofgem's Environmental Advisory Group, the Coal Forum and of the Energy Research Partnership. In all senses, a powerful Scot with huge influence in the crucial energy sector - and in the crucible of discussion where business meets the green lobby and tries to find answers suitable for the future of Scotland.McIntosh, Lindsay, Feb 5th 2008. "Power Scots: No business like showbusiness for some powerbrokers", The Scotsman
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Ian McAllister

Ian McAllister was appointed to the board of Scottish & Newcastle in 1996 as a senior non-executive director and chair of the remuneration committee. After spending most of his career with Ford Motor Company McAllister is an international figure in business terms, after holding various positions in Germany, the USA and the UK. FAME Company Report S&N Accessed March 2007 
McAllister is the current chairman of NetWork Rail. S&N like to regard McAllister as adding a further social perspective to the company board through his membership of the Carbon Trust and past chairmanship of the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority and membership of The Advisory Committee on Business and the Environment. FAME Company Report S&N Accessed March 2007 
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Ian McColl

Ian McColl, Lord McColl of Dulwich, has been a Conservative peer since 1989.Lord McColl of Dulwich, www.parliament.uk, accessed 10 March 2014.
He was Professor and Chairman of the Department of Surgery at Guy's and St Thomas' Medical School between 1971 and 1979. He has been Consultant Surgeon at Mercy Ships since 1998.Lord McColl of Dulwich, www.parliament.uk, accessed 10 March 2014.
==Register of Interests==
===2: Remunerated employment, office, profession etc.===
*Emeritus Professor, King's College, London, Part-time lecturing.
*Trustee, Wolfson Foundation
Adviser, Collingham Sixth Form College
*10: Non-financial interests (b)
*President, Epsom College
===10: Non-financial interests (e)===
*Chairman, Mercy Ships UK (a charity)
*President, Limbless Association
*President, Leprosy Mission
*President, St Christopher's Hospice
*Vice Chairman, Mercy Ships InternationalLord McColl of Dulwich, www.parliament.uk, accessed 10 March 2014.
==Affiliations==
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Freedom of Religion or Belief 'Freedom Declared: Who we are', Freedom Declared website, undated, accessed 6 November 2015 
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Ian McHoul

Ian McHoul is Scottish & Newcastle's group financial director and has been on the company's board since 1998. McHoul's background is primarily in accountancy. Since qualifying as a chartered accountant with KPMG. McHoul has held a number of positions within the brewing industry involving finance and strategy.
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