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Register of Interests

Notice of Registerable Interests for Councillor E McGillivray
As at 8 May 2007

Remuneration Employment, offices held, trades, professions or vocations declared for income tax purposes.	The Moray Council – Councillor Event Management Musician – Self-Employed Local Government Pension
Related Undertakings Directorships held which are not in themselves remunerated but where the company (or other undertaking) in question is a subsidiary or a parent of, a company (or other undertaking) in which a remunerated directorship is held.	N/A
Contracts with the Authority Contracts with the Authority which are not fully discharged, and which are: (a) contracts for the supply of goods, services or works to the Authority or on the Authority’s behalf, and (b) between the Moray Council and either yourself or a company in which you have a beneficial interest or of which you are a director.	N/A
Election Expenses Assistance towards election expenses received within the last twelve months.	None
Houses, Land and Buildings Houses, land and buildings in the area of the authority where there is a beneficial interest.	Par-Vale, 7 Cooper Street, Hopeman IV30 5SD (Home Owner)
Interest in Shares and Securities Shares or securities comprised in the share capital of a company or other body and the nominal value of the shares is; greater than 1% of the issued share capital of the company or other body; or greater than £25,000	N/A
Non-Financial Interests Details of any non-financial interests which members of the public might reasonably think could influence actions, speeches or votes in the Council.