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Martin Gilbert

Martin Gilbert is a Scottish based businessman who is on the advisory board of Reform Scotland in 2010.Reform Scotland Advisory board, accessed 11 March 2010 (Not to be confused with the British historian Sir Martin Gilbert)
Originally a Chartered Accountant, he became one of the founding directors and Chief Executive of Aberdeen Asset Management PLC. He was appointed to the Board of First Group PLC in 1995. His other business interests are; Chairman of Chaucer Holdings PLC and a director of a number of investment trusts within Aberdeen Asset Management PLC and a non-executive director of Primary Health Properties PLC.First Group Plc Martin Gilbert, Accessed 20th August 2007.
==References==
Martin Gill

Professor Martin Gill is an expert in the field of crime, security and policing and has published nine books, and over fifty journal articles, with a wide range of experience in relation to security, the fear of crime, and crime prevention and is presently involved in a range of research projects. 
Gill is a fellow of the Security Institute, the Security Guild (and therefore a Freeman of the City of London), the ASIS International Business Strategies Council, an overseas representative on the ASIS Academic Programs Committee and the ASIS Security Body of Knowledge Task Force. He is also a co-editor of the Security Journal and founding editor of Risk Management: an International Journal. Professor Martin Gill - Director', Perpetuity website, accessed 29 April, 2009.
==Affiliations==
*Perpetuity Research and Consultancy International (PRCI) - Director Perpetuity Staff: Prof. Martin Gill - Director', Perpetuity website, accessed 29 April, 2009.
*Risk and Security Management Forum (RSMF) - member
==Notes==
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Martin Horwood

Martin Horwood was the Liberal Democrats member of Parliament (MP) for Cheltenham from 2005 to 2015. He was a Shadow Minister (Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) from 2006 to 2010.Martin Horwood, www.parliament.uk, accessed 1 November 2013.
Horwood lost his seat in the 2015 general election to the Conservative Party's Alex Chalk by 6,516 votes. BBC News Cheltenham, accessed 15 May 2015.
==Affiliations==
*All Party Parliamentary Group on Climate Change Group
==Notes==
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Martin Häusling

Martin Häusling (born 26 March 1961, Bad Wildungen) is an MEP for Germany from Bündnis 90/ Die Grünen since 2009.European Parliament, MEP Directory: Martin Häusling, accessed 19 November 2010. 
==Affiliations==
*Member, Committee on Budgetary Control
*Member, Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development
*Member, Delegation to the EU-Chile Joint Parliamentary Committee
*Member, Delegation to the Euro-Latin American Parliamentary Assembly
*Substitute, Delegation for relations with Canada
==Record and Controversies==
===Declaration of Financial Interests===
Professional Activities:
*FarmerEuropean Parliament, Erklärung der finanziellen Interessen der Mitglieder: Martin Häusling, 30 June 2009, accessed 23 November 2009.
===Record of Parliamentary Votes===
====Election Campaign 2009====
Martin Häusling pledged to all four issues presented by the Election Campaign:
*to provide leadership in lobbying transparency and ethics,
*to provide leadership in reforming financial architecture,
*to promote a full-scale rethink of the EU trade policy,
*to promote corporate accountability.Election Campaign, Martin Häusling, accessed 06 December 2010.
==Personal Information==
===Curriculum Vitae===
===Contact===	
:Address:
:Parlement européen
:Bât. Altiero Spinelli
:08H255
:60, rue Wiertz / Wiertzstraat 60
:B-1047 Bruxelles/Brussel
:Phone:
:+32 (0)2 28 45820
:Fax
:+32 (0)2 28 49820
:Email:
:martin.haeusling AT europarl.europa.eu
:Website: 
:http://www.martin-haeusling.de
==Resources==
*Election Campaign, Martin Häusling, accessed 06 December 2010.
*European Parliament, Erklärung der finanziellen Interessen der Mitglieder: Martin Häusling, 30 June 2009, accessed 23 November 2009.
*European Parliament, MEP Directory: Martin Häusling, accessed 23 November 2009.
*European Parliament, MEP Directory: Martin Häusling, accessed 19 November 2010.
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Martin Jacques

Martin Jacques was the reforming editor of Marxism Today (MT) who took it from the theoretical journal of the Communist Party of Great Britain to a market-friendly journal promoting the reform of the Labour Party as part of the process leading to the formation of 'New' Labour. Jacques was also an associate of Demos with his long time collaborator Geoff Mulgan. Martin Jacques, 'Marxism Today', Barry Amiel & Norman Melburn Trust website, accessed 1 May, 2009. 
With Nina Temple (who joins Geoff Mulgan on Crime Concern and is an associate of Peter Mandelson), Jacques formed the Democratic Left (DL), which gained the CPGB's £4m assets rather than those grouped around the Morning Star. The DL's New Times followed Changes as journalistic vehicles for Jacques's writings against Socialism. 'The fall of the CPGB', marxism-thaxis, 24 Nov 1999. (Accessed 1 May, 2009) He was supposedly influential within Neil Kinnock's "modernising" circle until the 1992 election. Ref needed 
==Resources==
*Martin Jacques, American support may no longer be enough, The Guardian, 14 August, 2006. A commentary about this article can be found here.
==Notes==
Martin Kohlhaussen

Martin Kohlhaussen (6 November 1935) is a former CEO and Chairman of the Board of Commerzbank and a former director of Hakluyt's international advisory board The Holdingham Group Advisory Board.
==Career==
Having studied law at university, Kohlhaussen practiced law between 1960 and 1965, before joining Deutsche Bank. In 1974 he because Branch Manager of the German branch of LLoyds Bank International, he then became Branch line in Tokyo and New York for the Westdeutsche Landsebank in Dusseldorf. Martin Kohlhaussen profile Wirtschafts Woche, undated, accessed 25 September 2014 
In 1982, he became a Member of the Management Board of Commerzbank AG, before becoming CEO of the bank between May 1991 and May 2001. He was appointed President of the Federal Association of German Banks between March 1997 and March 2000. No longer CEO, he was appointed on to the Supervisory Board of Commerzbank AG May 2001 and was there until he resigned in May 2008.
Between 21 October 2002 and 5 June 2009, he was on the advisory board of The Holdingham Group Limited.
In 2004, he was appointed Chairman of the board of Hochtief AG but resigned from this role in March 2010.
==Education==
*Studied law in Frankfurt, Freigburg and Marburg.
==Notes==
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Martin Markovits

Martin Markovits is a journalist who occassionaly writes for the New Statesman.
==Covering Venezuela==
Together with Sebastian Kennedy, Markovits published critical coverage of the Venezuelan government.Martin Markovits and Sebastian Kennedy, Show of strength, New Statesman, 7 February 2008
==Contact, References and Resources==
===Contact===
===Resources===
====Publications====
*Martin Markovits and Sebastian Kennedy, Oiling the wheels, New Statesman, 27 September 2007
===References===
Markovits, Martin
Martin McGuinness

Martin McGuinness has been the Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland since 2007. He is a Sinn Fein Member of the Northern Ireland Assembly for Mid Ulster, and is a former MP for Mid-Ulster.Mid Ulster - Martin McGuinness MP, accessed 23 August 2013.
McGuinness confirmed to the Saville Inquiry that he was second-in-command of the Provisional IRA in Derry at the time of Bloody Sunday massacre on 30 January 1972.Rosie Cowan, McGuinness admits leading IRA role on Bloody Sunday, theguardian.com, 30 May 2001.
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Martin McIntyre

Martin McIntyre from Glasgow is a member of the Scottish Defence League, McIntyre attended the SDL demonstration in Edinburgh with Iain Scott & Bobby Millar, the three discussed the meeting on the Scottish Defence League Facebook site.Martin McIntyre, Image on Scottish Defence League Facebook Group, Facebook, Accessed 08-March-2010Martin McIntyre, Martin McIntyre Facebook Profile, Facebook, Accessed 08-March-2010Edinburgh Demonstration Discussion, Martin McIntyre, Iain Scott & Bobby Millar discuss attending the SDL Demonstration in Edinburgh, Facebook, Accessed 08-March-2010.
==Affiliations==
*Scottish Defence League
==Resources==
*Steven Harkins, Paranoid Scottish Defence League abandons Facebook due to fear of 'fakes', Spinwatch, 7 March 2010
==Notes==
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Martin O'Neill

==Background==
The Labour peer Martin O'Neill is the former chairman of the Nuclear Industry Association. 
He is a former Trade and Industry Select Committee chairman, from 1995 until announcing his retirement from the Commons at the 2005 general election, and was Labour MP for Ochil in Scotland from 1983.
==Lobbying consultancies after retiring as an MP==
*Washington Group International (now URS Corporation) employed Lord O'Neill as a consultant in 2007
* Sat on the advisory board of Media Strategy circa 2005. Media Strategy became known as Hanover Communications after 2007. According to its MD Charles Lewington, O'Neill 'would advise on gaining clients in the defence, manufacturing and energy sectors. He will also chair a debate convened by the agency on 14 July on the nuclear comms challenge'. LORD O'NEILL JOINS MEDIA STRATEGY, PR Week, July 7, 2005 
==Affiliations==
*Honorary Associate National Secular Society National Secular Society Our Honorary Associates. Accessed 20 September 2015.
===All-Party Parliamentary Groups===
*Vice chair of the UK Associate Parliamentary Group for Energy Studies
*Member of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Unconventional Oil and Gas
*Member of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Nuclear Energy
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Energy Costs - Member
==External resources==
* Hansard Debates, Energy: Nuclear Power Question, asked by Lord Hunt of Kings Heath, House of Lords, Thursday, 3 June 2010: Column 365
*NuclearTV, with Lord O'Neill - Lord Martin O'Neill discusses the future of the nuclear industry at Energy Choices conference 2010
==Notes==
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Martin Peat

Martin Peat is the commercial director at the Strategic Projects Team.
==Career==
Between 1992 to 2004 Peat was managing director of three major construction companies. 
In 2004 he joined the Department of Health Commercial Directorate as deal execution lead.
In 2009 he joined SPT as the commercial lead. Strategic Projects Team Profile Directory, accessed 13 April 2015. In 2014 Peat outlined what SPT saw as the main drivers of their approach to commissioning, number one on the list was 'the market', number two was 'improved services for patients' and fifth was 'reduced costs'. Tamasin Cave The 'ninja' NHS privatisers you've never heard of... Spinwatch, 27 March 2015, accessed 13 April 2015.
==Contact==
:Email: martin.peat@nhs.net
==Resources==
*Tamasin Cave, The 'ninja' NHS privatisers you've never heard of... Spinwatch, 27 March 2015.
==Notes==
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Martin Read

Martin Read joined Logica plc in 1993 as chief executive and became group chief executive of LogicaCMG following the merger of Logica and CMG in December 2002. Prior to 1993, he was supervisory managing director of the GEC Marconi Radar and Control Systems group of companies. Martin has been a non-executive director British Airways plc since 2000. He was a non-executive director of ASDA Group plc from 1996 to 1999 and of Boots Group plc from 1999 to July 2006 .
==References==
# LogicaCMG Staff - Martin Read, Accessed 2nd August 2007.
Martin Rees

Martin Rees master of Trinity College and professor of Cosmology and Astrophysics at the University of Cambridge. Lord Rees of Ludlow The Royal Society, accessed 6 May 2015 
He is a former president of the Royal Society, having worked there from December 2005 to December 2010 
Rees was made a life peer and crossbench member in the House of Lords in October 2005 and was given the title Lord Rees of Ludlow. Lord Rees of Ludlow www.parliament.uk, accessed 6 May 2015 
==Notes==
Rees, Martin
Martin Ricketts

Martin Ricketts is Dean of the School of Humanities and Professor of Economic Organisation at the University of Buckingham. He graduated from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne and has a DPhil from the University of York. He has published in professional journals on the theory of the firm, aspects of public finance and housing policy.Edinburgh Business School, Professor Martin Ricketts, accessed 2 September 2010. Between 1970 and 1972 he worked as a Research Economist for John Jewkes, former president of the Mont Pelerin Society.
As an economic adviser he has worked for organisations such as the Anglo-German Foundation, the Civil Engineering Contractors and the Centre for Policy Studies.University of Buckingham, Staff members, accessed 2 September 2010. He masterminded the IEA's major Survey of Economists' Attitudes to technical and policy questions.
==Appointments==
*Chairman of the International Advisory Council, University of Buckingham 
*Industrial Policy Group, research assistant, 1970-1972
*Institute of Social and Economic Research, research fellow, 1975-1977
*National Economic Development Office, Econonic Editor, l991-1992
*Institute of Economic Affairs, managing trustee
==References==
Martin Scheinin

Martin Scheinin is Director of the Institute for Human Rights at the Åbo Akademi University and special rapporteur on counter-terrorism for the UN Commission on Human Rights.
==Education==
:1982 Master of Law, University of Turku
:1987 Licentiate in Laws, University of Turku
:1991 Doctor iuris, University of Helsinki (eximia cum laude)
==Contact==
:Institute for Human Rights, Åbo Akademi University
:Gezeliusgatan 2
:20500 Åbo
:Finland
Phone: +358-(0)2-215 4322
E-mail: martin.scheinin@abo.fi
Scheinin, Martin
Martin Selmayr

Martin Selmayr (born 1970, Bonn) joined the European Commission's Group of Spokesmen for Information Society and Media (Commissioner Viviane Reding) on 01 November 2004.European Commission, Spokespeople's biographies: Martin Selmayr, accessed 31 January 2010.
==Background==
==Affiliations==
*Bertelsmann AG (2001-2004)
*European Commission (2004- )
==Record and Controversies==
===Background of Conflicts===
Prior to joining the Commission, Selmayr worked as a legal advisor at the international media firm Bertelsmann with special focus on audiovisual, telecommunications and competition law issues (2001-2004). In 2003 he became Head of the Brussels Office and Vice President of Government and Legal Relations of Bertelsmann AG.European Commission, Spokespeople's biographies: Martin Selmayr, accessed 31 January 2010.
==Resources==
*European Commission, Spokespeople's biographies: Martin Selmayr, accessed 31 January 2010.
==Notes==
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Martin Taylor

Formerly Barclays (with Aims of Industry's Gerald Mobbs) which helped staff Blair's constituency office. Gordon Brown asked multimillionaire Taylor to drastically reform the benefit systems. Secretary of the Bilderberg Group conference,now chairman of WH Smith, he joined the IPPR and compiled their notorious Commission on PPPs which insisted there should be 'no ideological barriers to private sector involvement in "core" public services such as clinical and intermediate health care, the management of education and local government services.' 
Taylor is thought to be involved in setting up the PFI: launched in 1993, when Ministers and Treasury Officials fronted a CBI conference to 'explore changes in government policy', after Trafalgar House, Wimpy and big UK and US banks had secretly visited the Treasury earlier to abolish their 'Ryrie rules'. These had prevented private money going in to public projects stating that it could only be used in place of public spending and that all private sector proposals had to be cheaper than any public sector alternative. 
== Notes ==
# Jean Shaoul, WSWS Website, 6th July 2001 Britain: Government think tank sets out plans for privatisation of essential services 
# Evening Standard 5 April 1993
Taylor, Martin
Martin Vickers

Martin Vickers has been the Conservative Party MP for Cleethorpes since 2010.Martin Vickers, www.parliament.uk, accessed 24 August 2013. In the 2015 general election he retained his seat with a majority of 7,893. Martin Vickers Express, accessed 19 May 2015 
==Affiliations==
*All-Party Parliamentary Rail Group - ChairRail APPG,www.parliament.uk, accessed 16 November 2015 
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Martin Webb

Martin Webb is a Director of Webb-Kirby, the former owners of the Zap and Beach Clubs in Brighton (along with 24 other clubs and pubs), which were sold for £15 million in March 2001. Martin Webb gave the Labour Party £1,500 in 2001. He is a former Metropolitan policeman. When his company bought the Zap club in 1998 they installed hidden CCTV camerasAvailable through search function on red star research.
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Martin Wilks

According to a report by Pesticide Action Network UK:
:outpatients at the Medical Toxicology Unit (MTU) Outpatients Clinic (the London centre [of the National Poisons Information Service or NPIS] forms part of the MTU) may see Dr Martin Wilks, one of the four consultants. He works part-time for the MTU: for three days a week he is the Medical Advisor to the agrochemical company Zeneca (now Syngenta). Although he may see pesticide exposure patients at an initial stage, when it may not be clear that their illness is pesticide-related, or if there is an emergency, Dr Wilks does not deal with long-term pesticide cases. Patients are not informed at the outset that he also works for an agrochemical company and neither Dr Wilks nor the MTU regard it as appropriate to disclose what many may see as a potential conflict of interest.John Harvey and Peter Beaumont, Pesticide poisoning – we still do not know, Pesticides News No.50, December 2000, p3-4, PAN UK website, accessed 17 Nov 2009 
==Activities==
==History==
==Biographical information==
==Views==
==Affiliations==
*Consultant with London branch of National Poisons Information Service (NPIS).John Harvey and Peter Beaumont, Pesticide poisoning – we still do not know, Pesticides News No.50, December 2000, p3-4, PAN UK website, accessed 17 Nov 2009
*Former medical advisor to Zeneca, now Syngenta.John Harvey and Peter Beaumont, Pesticide poisoning – we still do not know, Pesticides News No.50, December 2000, p3-4, PAN UK website, accessed 17 Nov 2009
==People==
==Funding==
==Clients==
==Publications==
==Contact==
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:Email:
:Website:
==Resources==
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Martin Woollacott

Martin Woollacott Guardian proifile: 
:Foreign affairs journalist at The Guardian for almost 40 years. He has reported from the Far East, covering the last years of the Vietnam War, the Bangladesh war and the Indian Emergency; the Middle East, covering the Iranian revolution and the Israeli invasion of Lebanon; as well as reporting as a travelling senior correspondent from Iraq, Bosnia and Sierra Leone during the interventions in those countries. Although retired from the newspaper since 2004, Mr. Woollacott continues to write regular columns on international affairs. He is a member of the board of Institute for War & Peace Reporting since 1993.The Guardian Foreign Affairs Correspondent Martin Woollacott, (Accessed: 26 August 2007).
==Affiliations==
*The Guardian
*Institute for War and Peace Reporting
*International Alert, trustee
==Contact, References and Resources==
===Contact===
===Resources===
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Martin Zelder

Martin Zelder is the Director of Health Policy Research at The Fraser InstitutePeople, Martin Zelder, The Fraser Institute, Accessed 30-March-2010.
Martin Zelder (PhD)"focuses on the impact of legal institutions on micro economics" EconPeople Faculty accessed 3rd march 2010 as he studied in economics and law. He has also been involved in research on health policy where he investigated the "productivity of public sector health spending"Econ People Faculty accessed 3rd march 2010
Zelder has associations with Fraser Institute, College of William and Mary, Australian National University, Northwestern University, Michigan State University and University of Chicago. Old Fraser About People accessed 15th feb 2010 
==Affiliations==
Fraser Institute
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Martin van Creveld

Martin van Creveld (b. 1946; Netherlands) is an Israeli historian and war theorist who has written 14 books about warfare, military strategy and recent conflicts. He is an advisor to the Israeli military chief of staff, and provides advice to governments around the world, e.g., the UK government on its handling of Northern Ireland. Martin van Creveld Biography', Martin van Creveld website, accessed 1 May, 2009. 'Martin van Creveld', University of Cork website, accessed 1 May, 2009.
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Martyn Arbib

Sir Martyn Arbib is one of the UK's wealthiest financiers and a heavyweight donor to the Conservative Party. 
He is the founder of fund management company Invesco Perpetual, which he sold in 2001 for more than £1 billion, receiving £113 million in cash and shares worth an estimated £300 million.
==Tory donations==
As of February 2014 Arbib had donated around £466,330 to the Tories. 
The financier owns a 28.7% stake in Circle Holdings, the parent company Circle Health which has landed £1.36billion worth of NHS contracts. This has prompted claims of donor influence, given that several ­of its investors have gifted about £1.5million to the Tories in recent years: Sir Martyn Arbib's donations represent almost a third of this amount. James Lyons, Fury as Tory party donors are handed NHS contracts worth £1.5BILLION under health reforms, Daily Mirror, 8 February 2014, acc 10 Feb 2014 
==Affiliations==
*Son James Arbib, a Cambridge graduate who is a former City of London investment analyst, has made donations to the Green Party and Green MP Caroline Lucas. 
*Daughter Annabel Nicoll
==Resources==
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Martyn Day

Martyn Day is the Scottish National Party MP for Linlithgow and East Falkirk. First elected in the general election in 2015, Day gained 52 per cent of the vote and a strong majority of 12,934. Martyn Day Express, accessed 12 May 2015 
In an election which saw the SNP gain 56 seats, Day was amongst a number of MPs who overturned previous Labour Party majorities. Day defeated Michael Connarty the Labour Party MP who held this seat from 2005 to 2015. Election 2015: Nicola Sturgeon declares SNP tidal wave a 'historic watershed' as Labour is wiped off political map in Scotland The Daily Record, 8 May 2015, accessed 12 May 2015 
==Anti-fracking==
Following the announcement of a moratorium on fracking in Scotland in September 2016, Day said he would oppose fracking irrespective of whether research could prove the industry was safe, saying:
:'Fracking is something I don't want to see happen. Even if they come back with evidence to say this can be done, technically, safely and without a problem, the issue then becomes reputational damage. This modern technology - fracking - frightens people and they're not convinced by it.' Daniel Sanderson, SNP MP: I'll fight fracking in Scotland even if it research commissioned by Nicola Sturgeon proves it's safe, The Herald, 27 September 2016, accessed 20 December 2016. 
He is a member of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Shale Gas Regulation and Planning.
==Staff==
*Christina Johnston - Assistant registrar, West Lothian Council 
*Iain Sinclair 
*Callum Timms
*Andrea Zorzetto Register of interests of members' secretaries and research assistants, 23 March 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 19 April 2016 
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