Correspondence

ACOBA recommendation: Sir Gerald Howarth MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Ministry of Defence

Approval for Sir Gerald Howarth MP, former Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State and Minister for International Security Strategy, Ministry of Defence, on business appointments after leaving Crown service.

From:
Advisory Committee on Business Appointments
Published
31 July 2013

Documents

ACOBA approval letter: Sir Gerald Howarth MP, Consultant, CNU Online Holdings LLC (ENOVA)

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ACOBA approval letter: Sir Gerald Howarth MP, Consultant, Blenheim Capital Partners

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ACOBA approval letter: Sir Gerald Howarth MP, Consultant, Sigma Energy Limtied

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The Advisory Committee on Business Appointments (ACOBA) letters to Sir Gerald Howarth MP, former Minister for International Security Strategy, Ministry of Defence.

His applications were approved by the committee, subject to conditions.

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Published 31 July 2013

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