DLA Upstream - Revision history

Tamasin Cave at 16:36, 16 February 2009

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Tamasin Cave at 16:01, 16 February 2009

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David at 11:18, 1 February 2008

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David: /* Notes */

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David at 10:56, 8 June 2007

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David: /* Clients */

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Clients

David: /* Notes */

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David: /* Clients */

2007-05-22T07:06:45Z

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David at 19:25, 20 April 2007

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David at 13:07, 30 March 2007

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−	~~#REDIRECT~~ [[Global Government Relations]]	+	DLA Upstream was the lobbying branch of [[DLA]]. It is now known as [[Global Government Relations]]
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		+	==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:
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		+	: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.{{ref\|1}}
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		+	==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'{{ref\|2}}
		+	*[[British Bankers' Association]], [[Centrica]] and [[Standard Life]]. {{ref\|3}}
		+	*[[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.{{ref\|4}}
		+	==People==
		+	*[[Tim Clement-Jones]]
		+	==Affiliations==
		+
		+	*[[European Public Affairs Consultants Association]], member.
		+	==Notes==
		+	#{{note\|1}} Solomon Hughes [http://www.redpepper.org.uk/KYE/x-kye-Jul2003.html KNOW YOUR ENEMY Labour’s corporate backers], Red Pepper, July 2003
		+	#{{note\|2}} [http://www.bioindustry.org/biodocuments/RiskManagement.doc 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.
		+	#{{note\|3}} http://www.lawcareers.net/Information/LCNFocus/Detail.aspx?r=85
		+	#{{note\|4}} [http://www.bioindustry.org/biodocuments/RiskManagement.doc 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.
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		+	[[Category:Lobbying firms]]

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−	~~DLA Upstream is the lobbying branch of [[DLA]]. They 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.~~	+	#REDIRECT [[Global Government Relations]]
−	~~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.{{ref\|1}}
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−	~~==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'{{ref\|2}}~~
−	*[[British Bankers' Association]], [[Centrica]] and [[Standard Life]]. {{ref\|3}}
−	*[[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.{{ref\|4}}~~
−	~~==People==~~
−	*[[Tim Clement-Jones]]
−	~~==Affiliations==~~
−
−	*[[European Public Affairs Consultants Association]], member.
−	~~==Notes==~~
−	~~#{{note\|1}} Solomon Hughes [http://www.redpepper.org.uk/KYE/x-kye-Jul2003.html KNOW YOUR ENEMY Labour’s corporate backers], Red Pepper, July 2003~~
−	#{{note\|2}} [http://www.bioindustry.org/biodocuments/RiskManagement.doc 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.
−	~~#{{note\|3}} http://www.lawcareers.net/Information/LCNFocus/Detail.aspx?r=85~~
−	#{{note\|4}} [http://www.bioindustry.org/biodocuments/RiskManagement.doc 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.
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−	[[~~Category:Lobbying firms~~]]

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 *[[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.{{ref|4}}
+==People==
 ==Affiliations==

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	#{{note\|3}} http://www.lawcareers.net/Information/LCNFocus/Detail.aspx?r=85		#{{note\|3}} http://www.lawcareers.net/Information/LCNFocus/Detail.aspx?r=85
	#{{note\|4}} [http://www.bioindustry.org/biodocuments/RiskManagement.doc 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.		#{{note\|4}} [http://www.bioindustry.org/biodocuments/RiskManagement.doc 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.
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		+	[[Category:Lobbying firms]]

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 DLA Upstream is the lobbying branch of [[DLA]]. They 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.
 ==Clients==
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 *[[British Bankers' Association]], [[Centrica]] and [[Standard Life]]. {{ref|3}}
 *[[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.{{ref|1}}
+::Enormous thanks go to the BIA and other trade associations for their support and lobbying activity during this time.{{ref|4}}
 ==Affiliations==
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 *[[European Public Affairs Consultants Association]], member.
 ==Notes==
 #{{note|2}} [http://www.bioindustry.org/biodocuments/RiskManagement.doc 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.
 #{{note|3}} http://www.lawcareers.net/Information/LCNFocus/Detail.aspx?r=85
-#{{note|1}} [http://www.bioindustry.org/biodocuments/RiskManagement.doc 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.
+#{{note|4}} [http://www.bioindustry.org/biodocuments/RiskManagement.doc 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.

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 ==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'{{ref|2}}
-*[[British Bankers' Association]], [[Centrica]] and [[Standard Life]]. [http://www.lawcareers.net/Information/LCNFocus/Detail.aspx?r=85]
+*[[British Bankers' Association]], [[Centrica]] and [[Standard Life]]. {{ref|3}}
 *[[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