The Conduct of Lord Moonie, Lord Snape, Lord Truscott and Lord Taylor of Blackburn - Privileges Committee Contents



APPENDIX 1: LIST OF CHARACTERS

Readers may find the following list helpful:

LM:  Lord Moonie, as referred to in the Sunday Times and Hansard transcripts of the secretly recorded conversations

PS:  Lord Snape, as referred to in the Sunday Times and Hansard transcripts

PT:  Lord Truscott, as referred to in the Sunday Times and Hansard transcripts

LT:  Lord Taylor of Blackburn, as referred to in the Sunday Times and Hansard transcripts

CN:  Claire Newell, a Sunday Times undercover reporter posing as a lobbyist

Claire Taylor:  cover name used by Claire Newell posing as a lobbyist in the secretly recorded meetings with the four Lords; the "woman" referred to in the transcripts

JC:    Jonathan Calvert, Sunday Times Insight editor

David
Thompson:  cover name used by Jonathan Calvert posing as a lobbyist in the secretly    recorded meetings with the four Lords; the "man" referred to in the    transcripts

MG:  Michael Gillard, a Sunday Times reporter; he revealed the "sting"

MJA:  Michael Johnson Associates; the bogus lobbying firm

Emerald:  the bogus Hong Kong client of MJA; said to be a clothes retailer proposing to set up in the UK and seeking to have the Business Rate Supplements Bill amended in its interests

Lou Ji Jiang:  said to be a Hong Kong based Chinese billionaire financier behind Emerald; MJA's client

Wong Hing:  said to be a Taiwanese conglomerate with 2000 retail outlets in the Far East; partner of Lou Ji Jiang

Janet:    Janet M Robinson, Lord Taylor's personal secretary

We wish to record our thanks to Brendan Keith, Head of the Judicial Office and Registrar of Lords' Interests, and to Susannah Street, Clerk in the Journal Office, for their great assistance beyond the call of normal duty in producing this report.


 
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