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Kenneth Clarke

Kenneth Harry "Ken" Clarke, PC, QC, MP (born 2 July 1940) is a British Conservative politician, currently Member of Parliament for Rushcliffe, Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice. He was first elected to Parliament in 1970; and appointed a minister in Edward Heath's government in 1972. [1]
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Roles

Frequently met organisations

Meetings last updated 19 Feb 2012 – excludes visits, attendance at seminars, conferences, receptions, media interviews

June 2011

Met with Liberty to discuss Justice and Security Issues. [2]

Met with The Law Society for regular meeting. [2]

Met with Bar Council for regular meeting. [2]

Met with Junior Lawyers Division, The Law Society to discuss Interview. [2]

Met with Evgeny Lebedev, The Independent, and Evening Standard for introductory meeting. [2]

May 2011

Met with Archbishop of Canterbury and Bishop of Liverpool to discuss Faith-based Rehabilitation. [2]

Met with Gabrielle Browne to discuss Sentencing. [2]

Met with Royal British Legion to discuss Coroners. [2]

Met with David Madel to discuss Independent Monitoring Boards. [2]

Met with The Guardian for general discussion. [2]

March 2011

Met with Paul Dacre and Daily Mail to discuss Defamation and Civil Costs. [3]

Met with Law Society for regular meeting. [3]

Met with Bar Council for regular meeting. [3]

February 2011

Met with British Chamber of Commerce to discuss Bribery Act. [3]

Met with Prison Officers Association for regular meeting. [3]

Met with Phoenix Equity Partners to discuss Crime Reduction Initiatives. [3]

January 2011

Met with Paul Dacre and Daily Mail to discuss Freedom of Information. [4]

Met with Federation of Small Businesses to discuss Bribery Act. [4]

Met with Transparency International UK, CAFOD, and Global Witness to discuss Bribery Act. [4]

Met with ICC, CBI, BT, Rio Tinto, MNCG, BAE, Unilever, and Shell to discuss Bribery Act. [4]

Met with Lord Rothermere, Daily Mail, General Trust Group, Kevin Beatty, and A&N Media to discuss Libel, Bribery Act and Freedom of Information. [4]

December 2010

Met with The Sun to discuss Sentencing Green Paper. [5]

Met with The Daily Mail to discuss Sentencing Green Paper. [5]

Met with The Times to discuss Sentencing Green Paper. [5]

November 2010

Met with RBS Group to discuss Banking Reform. [5]

Met with MITIE to discuss Commercial Portfolio Negotiations. [5]

October 2010

Met with Law society for introductory meeting. [5]

Met with Prison Reform Trust for introductory meeting. [5]

Met with Social Finance to discuss Payment by Results. [5]

Met with Sky, BBC, and ITN to discuss Broadcasting Courts. [5]

Met with Galleries of Justice to discuss the Work of the National Centre for Citizenship and the Law. [5]

Met with The Daily Mail to discuss Freedom of Information. [5]

September 2010

Met with Barclays to discuss Banking Reform Committee. [6]

Met with St Giles Trust for introductory meeting. [6]

Met with The Bar Standards Board for introductory meeting. [6]

Met with National Bench Chairman's Forum for introductory meeting. [6]

Met with Prison Officer's Association for introductory meeting. [6]

Met with Metropolitan Police for introductory meeting. [6]

Met with Centre for effective Dispute Resolution to discuss Inquiries. [6]

Met with Jonathan Aitkin to discuss Prison Reform Review. [6]

Met with Barnardo's to discuss Youth Justice. [6]

Met with Dr David Thomas to discuss Sentencing Legislation. [6]

July 2010

Met with Deputy Mayor of London to discuss Police and Justice in London. [7]

Met with Sir Bob Balchin to discuss Special Needs Tribunals. [7]

Met with Citizen's Advice Bureau for introductory meeting. [7]

Met with Magistrates' Association for introductory meeting. [7]

Met with Bishop of Liverpool for Stakeholder meeting. [7]

June 2010

Met with Liberty for introductory meeting. [7]

Met with Law Society for introductory meeting. [7]

Met with Bar Council for introductory meeting. [7]

May 2010

Met with Metropolitan Police for introductory meeting. [7]