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DCI Rep (HQNI)

The DCI Rep (HQNI) was an MI5 officer who represented the Director and Co-ordinator of Intelligence (Northern Ireland) (DCI) at the British Army's Headquarters in Northern Ireland.The Rosemary Nelson Inquiry Report (PDF), Crown Copyright, 23 May 2001, p.163.
According to the report of the Rosemary Nelson Inquiry:
::The DCI Rep (HQNI) ensured that the DCI’s views were represented within Army Headquarters, and conversely that the DCI was kept informed of developments in Army policy relating to intelligence operations. He had monthly meetings or conversations with the GOC and more frequent contact with other senior Army officers involved in military intelligence.The Rosemary Nelson Inquiry Report (PDF), Crown Copyright, 23 May 2001, p.163.
The Pat Finucane Review by Sir Desmond de Silva QC states that the Security Service was represented at HQNI by an "Assistant Secretary Political". It is not clear whether this is a separate post to the DCI Rep (HQNI), or perhaps an alternative or cover-name for it.Sir Desmond de Silva, Volume 1 - Chapter 3: Intelligence structures, Pat Finucane Review, 12 December 2012.
==List of office-holders==
*Craig Smellie - to 1975.Interim Report on the Report of the Independent Commission of Inquiry into the Dublin and Monaghan Bombings of 1974 (December 2003), p.37.
*Ian Cameron - from 1975.Interim Report on the Report of the Independent Commission of Inquiry into the Dublin and Monaghan Bombings of 1974 (December 2003), p.37.
==Notes==
Category:Northern IrelandCategory:SpooksCategory:MI5Category:British ArmyCategory:State Violence and Collusion Project
DCI Rep (Knock)

The DCI Rep (Knock) was an MI5 officer who represented the Director and Co-ordinator of Intelligence (Northern Ireland) (DCI) at the Headquarters of the Royal Ulster Constabulary.The Rosemary Nelson Inquiry Report (PDF), Crown Copyright, 23 May 2001, p.139.
According to the report of the Rosemary Nelson Inquiry:
::The role of the DCI Rep (Knock) included the processing of all national security warrants on behalf of the RUC, whether for telephone interception or to enable the Service to undertake technical operations on behalf of and in support of the RUC. Once processing was completed, the DCI sought authorisation from the Secretary of State. 
::The DCI Rep (Knock) was also responsible for scrutinising RUC requests for funding from the Northern Ireland Intelligence Account. More generally, he was the Security Service’s representative to the RUC. He liaised principally with the HSB, the Head of the Intelligence Management Group (IMG) and the Head of E9. He spoke regularly to the three Regional Heads of SB. His liaison role included facilitating contact between desk officers in London and E3.The Rosemary Nelson Inquiry Report (PDF), Crown Copyright, 23 May 2001, p.163.
==Notes==
Category:Northern IrelandCategory:SpooksCategory:MI5Category:State Violence and Collusion Project
DJH Associates, APPC Register Entry for 1 June 2009 to 31 August 2009

DJH Associates
:APPC Register Entry for 1 June 2009 to 31 August 2009
==Address(es)==
=== in UK===
:Contact:
:1st Floor
:14 Hay’s Mews
:London
:W1J 5PT
:Name: Richard Jukes
:Tel: 020 7491 9991
:Fax: 020 7491 1991
:Email: rjukes@djha.co.uk
:Website: http:// www.djha.co.uk
===Offices outside UK===
None
==Staff== 
:(employed and sub-contracted) providing PA consultancy services this quarter
*Alan Boyd-Hall
*Richard Jukes
*India Melhuish
==Fee-Paying clients==
:(for whom UK PA consultancy services provided this quarter)
*Cambian Healthcare
*DCI Group
*The Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy
*Historic Houses Association
*Jockey Club Racecourses
*Kenmore Property Group
*London Clubs International
*National Casino Industry Forum
*Pyestock Unit Trust
*R20
*Shale Properties
*Solstice Park
*Spring Park Corsham Ltd
*Wharf Land Investments
==Fee-Paying Clients== 
:(for whom only UK monitoring services provided this quarter)
None
==Pro-Bono Clients== 
:(for whom consultancy and/or monitoring services have been provided this quarter)
None
==Notes==
 Category:APPC Register
DJH Associates UK Staff and clients, 1 June 2005 to 30 Nov 2005

DJH Associates
==Address in UK==
:Contact: Richard Jukes, Jeremy Handel
:7 Farm Street,
:Mayfair,
:London W1J 5RX
:Tel: 020 7491 9991
:Fax: 020 7491 1991
:e-mail: rjukes@djha.co.uk
:jhandel@djha.co.uk
:Website: www.djha.co.uk
===Offices outside UK===
:None
==Staff==
(employed and freelance) providing PA consultancy services 1 June 2005 – 30 November 2005
Richard Jukes]]
*Jeremy Handel
*Julian Seymour
*Georgina Barnes
==Fee-Paying clients==
(for whom UK PA consultancy services provided 1 June 2005 – 30 November 2005)
*British Casino Association
*Historic Houses Association
*The Rotch Group
*Mentor
*Gambling Governance Ltd
*HB Health
*The Fletcher School
*Responsibility in Gambling Trust
*Naxos
*Cambian Healthcare
*R20
*Consensus Ltd
*Active Asset Investment Management
*Eastside and City Developments
*Southside and City Developments
*Paddington Development Corporation Ltd
==Fee-Paying Clients==
(for whom only UK monitoring services provided 1 June 2005 – 30 November 2005)
:None
==Notes==
 Category:APPC Register
DLA

DLA Piper UK is one of the top ten law firms in the UK. It gave £11,500 to the Labour Party in September 2001. The company employs 220 partners and 1,100 lawyers. DLA Partners had a fee income of £135 million in 2001. Its parent organisation is the global legal services organisation DLA Piper. Its lobbying subsidiary is DLA Upstream. 
== References ==
Taken from 'DLA' available through search function on http://www.red-star-research.org.uk/subframe5.html 
Category:Law Firms
DLA Upstream

DLA Upstream was the lobbying branch of DLA. It is now known as Global Government Relations
==Political donations==
DLA Upstream gave more than £5,000 in sponsorship to the Labour Party in 1999-2000 and spent more than £5,000 on "Tickets for Dinners" in 2000-2001.
Solomon Hughes reports:
:Lobbying firms Citigate Westminster and DLA Upstream gave £5,450 and £6,000, respectively. Both confirmed these payments were for tickets at a Labour gala dinner. And both reneged on promises to Red Pepper that they would reveal which businessmen they took to mingle with government ministers. So much for transparency about donations to political parties. DLA admitted its donation was actually paid by its clients, but refused to name which ones. In effect, the lobbyist is acting as a political money-launderer - hiding the source of political donations from public view. R Griggs Group, the maker of Dr Martens boots and which recently announced it would be moving all its manufacturing out of the UK in search of cheaper labour, is one DLA client. Others include waste firm Onyx and the tax haven the Cayman Islands.
==Clients==
According to Kevin Craig, of DLA Upstream 'It works with NHS Trusts, American pharmaceutical companies in the UK and has worked with the BIA over the last two years'
*British Bankers' Association, Centrica and Standard Life. 
*Bioindustry Association particularly in relation to animal rights campaigns against animal testing. One of the Associations members is Huntingdon Life Sciences. Paul Gay of HLS records (January 21-28 2001):
::Enormous thanks go to the BIA and other trade associations for their support and lobbying activity during this time.
==People==
*Tim Clement-Jones
==Affiliations==
*European Public Affairs Consultants Association, member.
==Notes==
# Solomon Hughes KNOW YOUR ENEMY Labour’s corporate backers, Red Pepper, July 2003
# PUBLIC POLICY ISSUES: HOW LOBBYING YOUR MP CAN HELP Kevin Craig, DLA Upstream, BIOINDUSTRY ASSOCIATION RISK MANAGEMENT SEMINAR, RISK AND REPUTATION: ANIMAL TESTING – MINIMISING RISK, 2 April 2001, Accessed March 2007.
# http://www.lawcareers.net/Information/LCNFocus/Detail.aspx?r=85
# THE IMPACT OF THIS ISSUE – EXPERIENCES AT HUNTINGDON Andrew Gay, Marketing Director, Huntingdon Life Sciences, BIOINDUSTRY ASSOCIATION RISK MANAGEMENT SEMINAR, RISK AND REPUTATION: ANIMAL TESTING – MINIMISING RISK, 2 April 2001, Accessed March 2007.
Category:Lobbying firms
DMG Information

DMG Information is a subsidiary of the Daily Mail and General Trust and invests in business to business information-driven companies. It is headquartered in the US, with its main office in Connecticut and other offices in California and Massachusetts. Foremost amongst these are Landmark Information Group, Risk Management Solutions and Environmental Data Resources. In 2006 DMG Information bought Genscape, a US company that supplies information on the energy market for $196m (£110m).2006 DMGT buys leading energy information firm, Guardian Unlimited 2008-04-16 Genscape is the market-leading provider of real-time energy generation and transmission information to the energy trading markets in North America and Europe. The company has more than 130 customers, including utilities, investment banks, energy traders and hedge funds. It also has operations in the UK, Australia, France, Germany and India.
==Notes==
Category:Media IndustryCategory:Terrorism Industry
DMG Media

DMG Media formerly known as Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) is the management company for five major newspapers - The Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday, The Evening Standard, London Metro, Irish Mail on Sunday and the advertising publication Loot.
Established in 1905, it is a subsidiary of the Daily Mail and General Trust plc (DMGT). 
Associated Newspapers Limited is based in Kensington and also has responsibility for Harmsworth Quays, the London Docklands plant at which it produces all London, the South of England and South Wales editions of the Titles.
*Chairman: The Viscount Rothermere
*Editor-in-Chief: Paul Dacre
*Managing Director: Kevin Beatty Associated Newspapers Limited Website, Company Profile, Accessed 23-January 2009 
==Lobbying firms==
*MHP Communications Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014 APPC, accessed 23 February 2015 
==Affiliations==
DMG Media is a donor for the Science Media Centre. SMC, Funding, accessed 29 September 2013. See also Science Media Centre - Funding
==References==
Category:journalismCategory:Mediacategory:journalistsCategory:Media Industry
Category:PublishersCategory:Science Media Centre
DONG Energy

DONG Energy is a Danish energy company.About Us, DONG Energy, accessed 20 May 2011. It is a public limited company in which the Danish state is the largest shareholder.Corporate Governance, 20 May 2011.
In May 2017 it sold its oil and gas business for £1bn to Anglo-Swiss chemical giant INEOS, marking a milestone in the company’s switch from hydrocarbons to renewable energy.
==Lobbying firms==
*Hill and Knowlton Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014 APPC, accessed 29 January 2015 
==Notes==
Category:DenmarkCategory:Oil IndustryCategory:Energy
DSMA notice 14 March 2018

This is the text of a 'DSMA notice' (formerly known as 'D notices') issued to the British media on 14 March 2018 and obtained by Spinwatch from a reliable source. Redactions indicated by 'XXX' have been applied to possible personal data. For more information see: Defence and Security Media Advisory (DSMA) Notice System
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From: DSMA Secretary <secretary@dsma.uk>
Date: 14 March 2018 
Subject: DEFENCE AND SECURITY MEDIA ADVISORY COMMITTEE
 
Private and Confidential: Not for Publication, Broadcast or for use on Social Media
TO ALL EDITORS
One of the reactions from the Russian authorities in response to the measures that the UK authorities have recently announced, may include the publication or broadcast of Sensitive Personal Information (SPI).
 
Any publication or broadcast of SPI could identify personnel (and their family members) who work in sensitive positions. These identities are covered by the purpose of DSMA notice 05. I would like to take this opportunity to remind editors of the purpose of DSMA notice 05 which inter alia advise editors against the: 
 
'inadvertent disclosure of Sensitive Personnel Information (SPI) that reveals the identity, location or contact details of personnel (and their family members) who have security, intelligence and/or counter-terrorist backgrounds, including members of the UK Security and Intelligence Agencies, MOD and Specials Forces.' The full text of DSMA notice 05 can be found on the DSMA website.
 
If any editor wishes to consider publication of any such material in the near future, may I ask you to seek my advice before doing so?
 
Please do call or email me if you have any questions or need further clarification.
 
I would be grateful were the Press Association and Society of Editors to promulgate this notice through their own networks.
 
Thank you,
Yours sincerely,
Geoffrey Dodds
Brigadier Geoffrey Dodds | Secretary | Defence and Security Media Advisory Committee | Level 4 Spine 4, Room 113, Ministry of Defence Main Building, Whitehall, London SW1A 2HB | Office 020 7218 2206 | mobile 07xx xxx xxxx | secretary@dsma.uk | www.dsma.uk
DSMA notice 7 March 2018

This is the text of a 'DSMA notice' (formerly known as 'D notices') issued to the British media on 7 March 2018 and obtained by Spinwatch from a reliable source. Redactions indicated by 'XXX' have been applied to possible personal data. For more information see: Defence and Security Media Advisory (DSMA) Notice System
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From: DSMA Secretary <secretary@dsma.uk>
Date: 7 March 2018 
Subject: URGENT FOR ALL EDITORS - DEFENCE AND SECURITY MEDIA ADVISORY (DSMA) NOTICE
 
Private and Confidential: Not for Publication, Broadcast or for use on Social Media
TO ALL EDITORS
The issue surrounding the identify of a former MI6 informer, Sergei Skripal, is already widely available in the public domain. However, the identifies of intelligence agency personnel associated with Sergei Skripal are not yet widely available in the public domain. The provisions of DSMA Notice 05 therefore apply to these identities. DSMA Notice 05 inter alia advises editors against the:
 
'inadvertent disclosure of Sensitive Personnel Information (SPI) that reveals the identity, location or contact details of personnel (and their family members) who have security, intelligence and/or counter-terrorist backgrounds, including members of the UK Security and Intelligence Agencies, MOD and Specials Forces.' The full text of DSMA notice 05 can be found on the DSMA website.
 
If any editor is currently considering publication of such material, may I ask you to seek my advice before doing so?
 
Please do call or email me if you have any questions or need further clarification.
 
I would be grateful were the Press Association and Society of Editors to promulgate this notice through their own networks.
 
Thank you,
 
Yours sincerely,
John Alexander
Group Captain John Alexander | Second Deputy Secretary | Defence and Security Media Advisory Committee | Level 4 Spine 4, Room 113, Ministry of Defence Main Building, Whitehall, London SW1A 2HB | Office 020 7218 2206 | mobile 07xx xxx xxxx | secretary@dsma.uk | www.dsma.uk
D Group

D Group is a business 'briefing programme' based in Mayfair London.
Holding over 100 events each year, D Group describes itself as a 'neutral ground where business, finance, leading institutions, professional services and politics meet to network, hear experts and leaders talk , debate and exchange views'.
Among its activities are seminars on topics of pressing current interest; ad hoc clusters of members created to help each other with common concerns; and bespoke briefings tailored to delivering an individual company’s message.
Its affiliate 'F Group' also 'delivers top quality training and networking events, allowing fast-track future top management to learn from the best and create peer-group networks amongst a sectorally wide range of attendees'.
===Discussion on shale gas===
In October 2013 D Group ran an event at its Mayfair headquarters looking at 'the impact of shale gas in the UK', with a dinner hosted by the then government adviser and ex-BP chief executive John Browne, who was also at the time the chairman of Riverstone Holdings, part owner of controversial UK fracking firm Cuadrilla Resources.
The event was attended by a range of shale gas industry executives such as Andrew Austin co-founder and CEO of IGas Energy and high ranking government officials including DECC permanent secretary Stephen Lovegrove. Other attendees included:
	:Cuadrilla |
	The Daily Telegraph |
	iGas |
	ExxonMobil |
	AMEC |
	Arup |
	Oxford University |
	PricewaterhouseCoopers |
	BG Group |
	Church of England |
	The Global Warming Policy Foundation |
	Ineos |
	Schlumberger |
	Bechtel |
	Cairn Energy |
	Statoil | DECC Permanent Secretary transparency disclosure, MEETINGS WITH EXTERNAL ORGANISATIONS (INCLUDING MEETINGS WITH NEWSPAPER AND OTHER MEDIA PROPRIETORS, EDITORS AND SENIOR MEDIA EXECUTIVES, accessed September 2014 	
*The need to press forward
===Other events===
*Organised a lunch meeting on 17 November 2008 with businesses on tax competitiveness. This was attended by financial secretary.
==Notes==
Category:Business GroupsCategory:Fracking
Daejan (Dartford) Limited

==People==
Name 	Correspondence address 	Active? 	Role 	Date of birth	Appointed on 	Resigned on 	Nationality	Country of Residence	Occupation
Martin David Eldridge Bale 	Freshwater House, 158-162 Shaftsbury Avenue, London, WC2H 8HR 	Role ACTIVE 	Secretary	 	30 September 2020	 	 	 	
James Stephen Southgate 	Freshwater House, 158-162 Shaftsbury Avenue, London, WC2H 8HR 	Role ACTIVE 	Secretary	 	30 September 2020	 	 	 	
David Davis 	Freshwater House, 158-162 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, United Kingdom, WC2H 8HR	Role ACTIVE 	Director 	June 1935 	 	 	British 	England 	Chartered Accountant
Jacob Ellinson 	58 Princes Park Avenue, London, United Kingdom, NW11 0JT 	Role ACTIVE 	Director 	July 1937 	25 April 2013 	 	British 	United Kingdom 	Accountant
Benzion Schalom Eliezer Freshwater	Freshwater House, 158-162 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, United Kingdom, WC2H 8HR	Role ACTIVE 	Director 	April 1948 	 	 	British 	United Kingdom 	Director
Mark Roy Mason Jenner 	September Cottage, Hornash Lane, Ashford, Kent, TN26 1HY 	Role RESIGNED	Secretary	 	20 August 2001 	30 September 2020	British 	 	
Christopher Charles Morse 	Alba Lodge 22 Gloucester Road, Tankerton, Whitstable, Kent, CT5 2DS 	Role RESIGNED	Secretary	 	 	20 August 2001 	 	 	
==Notes==
Dai-ichi Life

The Dai-ichi Life Insurance Company, Limited is the third largest life insurance company in Japan. Founded in 1902, Dai-ichi Life is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
==Record and Controversies==
===Revolving Door===
Akira Sugiyama, Managing Executive Officer of Dai-ichi, was previously Japanese Economic Affairs Minister in the Phillipines.Philippines Development Forum, 2007 PHILIPPINES DEVELOPMENT FORUM, 8-9 March 2007, accessed 03 January 2011.
==Contact==
:Website:
:http://www.dai-ichi-life.co.jp/english/index.html
==Resources==
*Philippines Development Forum, 2007 PHILIPPINES DEVELOPMENT FORUM, 8-9 March 2007, accessed 03 January 2011.
==Notes==
Category: Financial Revolving Door
Dai Havard

Dai Havard was the Labour Party member of Parliament (MP) for Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney from 2001 to 2015.Mr Dai Havard, www.parliament.uk, accessed 23 March 2013.
Havard is a former Secretary of the Welsh section of the MSF trade union.Dai Harvard, BBC news, 17 October 2002.
Havard was vice-chairman of the Commons Defence Select Committee until 2012, when he resigned as a result of a dispute during a visit to the Falklands.Brendan Carlin, Did Labour's 'Dai Basra' lose job because he was upset over a missed horse ride?, Daily Mail, 17 March 2012.
Harvard decided not to contest the 2015 general election due to him reaching retirement age soon and wanting someone new to come in and be involved in the debate for constitutional change and greater devolution for Wales. BBC News Labour MP Dai Havard to stand down at next election, 24 September 2014, accessed 15 May 2015. He was replaced by Gerald Jones who held the seat by 11,513 votes. BBC News Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney, accessed 15 May 2015.
==External resources==
*Merthyr MP Dai Havard was paid thousands in rent deal, Wales on Sunday, 31 May 2009. 
*Brendan Carlin, Did Labour's 'Dai Basra' lose job because he was upset over a missed horse ride?, Daily Mail, 17 March 2012
==Notes==
Havard, DaiHavard, Dai Havard, Dai
Daily Mail and General Trust

Daily Mail and General Trust plc is the publisher of the Daily Mail. It is one of the Europe's largest media companies and has interests in national and regional newspapers, television and radio. The company has extensive activities based outside the UK and the following divisions: Associated Newspapers Ltd, Northcliffe Media, Northcliffe International, DMG Radio Australia, DMG World Media, DMG Information. Its biggest markets apart from the UK are in the United States, eastern Europe, and Australia. 
==Daily Mail and General Trust==
DMGT's aim is to own "high quality sustainable media properties, reflected in premium commercial positions, thereby generating a premium return for shareholders". Their strategy over the past ten years had been to "extend the Group’s media activities so as to reduce its dependence on UK newspapers, which are heavily dependent on advertising, and, due to their strong market positions, much regulated." DGMT, Group Overview, Accessed 23-January-2009 
==Board of Directors==
The Viscount Rothermere, Chairman | Martin Morgan, Chief Executive | Peter Williams, Finance Director | John Hemingway, Non-Executive Director | Marius Gray, Non-Executive Director | Ian Park, Non-Executive Director | David Dutton, Executive Director | Paul Dacre, Executive Director | Padraic Fallon, Executive Director | Charles Dunstone, Independent Non-Executive Director | Francisco Balsemão, Independent Non-Executive Director | Tom Gillespie, Non-Executive Director | David Verey, CBE, Independent Non-Executive Director |Kevin Beatty, Executive Director | Nicholas Berry, Independent Non-Executive Director | Nicholas Jennings, Secretary. DGMT Board of Directors, Board Profile accessed 23-January 2009 
==Affiliations==
===Lobbying and PR===
Finsbury in 2009, according to the Finsbury website Finsbury website, accessed February 2009
==References==
category:PublishersCategory:Media IndustryCategory:Media Conglomerates
Dale Murray

Dale Murray is an entrepreneur and angel investor.
==Career==
Murray has been an angel investor since 2006, owning a portfolio of investments across technology, leisure, cleantech and publishing sectors. 
She co-founded the mobile top-up business Omega Logic and was the COO then CEO of Eposs Ltd.
In January 2013 she joined the departmental board of BIS and is currently a non-executive director of UKTI and Sussex Place ventures and board advisor at Incito Ventures and Seedrs. Gov.UK Dale Murray, accessed 8 April 2015.
==Helping British businesses==
In June 2013 Murray was announced by David Cameron as one of six business leaders on the Business-led taskforce on EU regulation who will identify the European rules and regulations that need abolition or reform to help British Businesses grow. The other five leaders were: Ian Cheshire (CEO Kingfisher), Paul Walsh (chairman Compass Group and former CEO of Diageo), Glenn Cooper (president ATG Access), Marc Bolland (chief executive Marks & Spencers) and Louise Makin (CEO BTG). ATG Access ATG Access' MD at the helm of an EU regulation review, accessed 8 April 2015. Department for Business, Innovation & Skills Business taskforce asks companies to help target EU red tape Gov.UK, 11 July 2013, accessed 8 April 2015. The group reported in September 2013 and reported back one year on in November 2014.
==Notes==