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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}} | 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}} | *[[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 | + | *[[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): |
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::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|1}} | ||
Revision as of 07:07, 22 May 2007
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
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'[1]
- British Bankers' Association, Centrica and Standard Life. [2]
- 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.[3]
Affiliations
Notes
- ^ 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.
