Spoken on behalf of a party or candidate: Acted as a political agent. Held office such as Chair, Treasurer or Secretary of a local branch of a party, please state: Canvassed on behalf of a party or helped at elections, please state: Undertaken any other political activity which you consider relevant, made a recordable donation to a political party* I have not carried out any of the activities listed above in the last five years. Name of Party for which activity(s) was undertaken: Applicants Name: The Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 requires the Electoral Commission to publish a register of recordable donations (donations from any individual totalling more than £5000 in any calendar year, or more than £1000 if made to a subsidiary accounting unit such as a constituency association, local branch, women’s or youth organisation). These provisions became effective from 16 February 2001. Consent to receive information on appointment opportunities All Public Appointments are advertised on the Cabinet Office’s Public Appointments website ( ) and the Public Appointments Twitter feed ( @publicappts ). Please an in the box below if you are content for us to share your CV and contact ‘x’ details with the Centre for Public Appointments in the Cabinet Office. The Department for Business Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) and the Centre for Public Appointments will keep this on file and may contact you about other opportunities that may arise in the future. All information will be handled in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998. Name: Please mark: The Seven Principles of Public Life In 1995, the Committee on Standards in Public Life defined seven principles, which should underpin the actions of all who serve the public in any way. Consistent with the Commissioner’s Code of Practice, applicants will be assessed on merit, and all candidates for public appointment will need to uphold the standards of
Spoken on behalf of a party or candidate: Acted as a political agent. Held office such as Chair, Treasurer or Secretary of a local branch of a party, please state: Canvassed on behalf of a party or helped at elections, please state: Undertaken any other political activity which you consider relevant, made a recordable donation to a political party* I have not carried out any of the activities listed above in the last five years. Name of Party for which activity(s) was undertaken: Applicants Name: The Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 requires the Electoral Commission to publish a register of recordable donations (donations from any individual totalling more than £5000 in any calendar year, or more than £1000 if made to a subsidiary accounting unit such as a constituency association, local branch, women’s or youth organisation). These provisions became effective from 16 February 2001. Consent to receive information on appointment opportunities All Public Appointments are advertised on the Cabinet Office’s Public Appointments website ( ) and the Public Appointments Twitter feed ( @publicappts ). Please an ‘x’ in the box below if you are content for us to share your CV and contact details with the Centre for Public Appointments in the Cabinet Office. The Department for Business Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) and the Centre for Public Appointments will keep this on file and may contact you about other opportunities that may arise in the future. All information will be handled in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998. Name: Please mark: The Seven Principles of Public Life In 1995, the Committee on Standards in Public Life defined seven principles, which should underpin the actions of all who serve the public in any way. Consistent with the Commissioner’s Code of Practice, applicants will be assessed on merit, and all candidates for public appointment will need to uphold the standards of