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Easter recess motion speech on unfair dismissal of Alan Clark from Hill Samuel.
Easter recess motion speech on unfair dismissal of Alan Clark from Hill Samuel.
That this House notes with interest that the honourable Member for South Norfolk, who was until recently Secretary of State for Transport and responsible for imposing the policy of rail privatisation, is Deputy Chairman of Hill Samuel; further notes that Hill Samuel is the merchant bank appointed to advise on the sale of Rail Express Systems, a division of British Rail, which carries nearly a quarter of the Royal Mail's letter mail; and considers that the subsequent business interests of former Ministers is a suitable matter for inquiry by the Nolan Committee.
That this House notes with interest that the honourable Member for South Norfolk, who was until recently Secretary of State for Transport and responsible for imposing the policy of rail privatisation, is Deputy Chairman of Hill Samuel; further notes that Hill Samuel is the merchant bank appointed to advise on...
If he will refer the case of Samuel Clayton Hill for review by the Court of Appeal.
If he will refer the case of Samuel Clayton Hill for review by the Court of Appeal.
What advice the Right honourable Member for South Norfolk, while acting as Secretary of State for Transport, gave to the British Railways Board in connection with the employment of Hill Samuel to provide advice on their disposal programme; and on what date;pursuant to his answer of 31 October, c914W, if...
What advice the Right honourable Member for South Norfolk, while acting as Secretary of State for Transport, gave to the British Railways Board in connection with the employment of Hill Samuel to provide advice on their disposal programme; and on what date;pursuant to his answer of 31 October, c914W, if...
What declaration of continuing association with Messrs Hill Samuel was made by the Right honourable Member for South Norfolk; and on what date. - (Holding answer 25 October 1994).
What declaration of continuing association with Messrs Hill Samuel was made by the Right honourable Member for South Norfolk; and on what date. - (Holding answer 25 October 1994).
On what date the Right honourable Member for South Norfolk intimated (a) his desire to leave the Government and (b) his intention to rejoin Hill Samuel. - (Holding answer 25 October 1994).
On what date the Right honourable Member for South Norfolk intimated (a) his desire to leave the Government and (b) his intention to rejoin Hill Samuel. - (Holding answer 25 October 1994).
If he will list the contracts awarded by Her Majesty's Government to Messrs Hill Samuel between June 1979 and July 1994, with the value in each case. - Information requested is not held centrally and could be provided only at disproportionate cost. (Holding answer 25 October 1994).
If he will list the contracts awarded by Her Majesty's Government to Messrs Hill Samuel between June 1979 and July 1994, with the value in each case. - Information requested is not held centrally and could be provided only at disproportionate cost. (Holding answer 25 October 1994).
That this House notes that on 20th July 1994 the Right honourable Member for South Norfolk left the Government, that, also on 20th July, Messrs Hill Samuel were appointed as advisers to the Vendor Unit of British Rail, to give advice on the disposal of major railway assets including infrastructure maintenance and the three freight companies, that the Right honourable Member for South Norfolk has been appointed, within three months of leaving the Government, as vice-chairman of Hill Samuel and that this puts him in the position of being paid by a company which is the direct beneficiary of the policies which he was responsible for implementing as Secretary of State for Transport; further notes that Messrs Hill Samuel are also advising the Government on the tenders for construction of the Channel Tunnel Link, which is now intended to involve the transfer of massive public assets to the private sector; and questions the ethical judgement involved in a former member of Her Majesty's Government slipping so quickly from office into a paid appointment with a private concern which has been so advantageously linked to the consequences of policies pursued by him as Secretary of State.
That this House notes that on 20th July 1994 the Right honourable Member for South Norfolk left the Government, that, also on 20th July, Messrs Hill Samuel were appointed as advisers to the Vendor Unit of British Rail, to give advice on the disposal of major railway assets including infrastructure...