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| − | Sir [[Stephen Lander]] | + | ==MI5 Career== |
| + | Sir [[Stephen Lander]] served for 25 years in [[MI5]], serving as [[Director General of MI5|Director-General]] from 1996 to 2002.<ref>Press Association, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2004/aug/13/immigrationpolicy.ukcrime Blunkett appoints former MI5 Chief], guardian.co.uk,13 August 2004.</ref> | ||
| − | Lander | + | ==SOCA Chair== |
| + | Lander was the first head of the [[Serious Organised Crime Agency]], dubbed "Britain's [[FBI]]". | ||
| + | ==Security Industry== | ||
''The Guardian'' reported in 2006 that Lander retained a number of directorships in the security industry following his SOCA appointment: | ''The Guardian'' reported in 2006 that Lander retained a number of directorships in the security industry following his SOCA appointment: | ||
| − | + | :Sir Stephen Lander, the head of Britain's elite crime-busting squad, is a paid director of a company that has IT contracts with every police force in the UK. He is also on the board of a second firm whose parent company has IT contracts with other law enforcement and intelligence agencies. | |
| − | + | :Since taking up his post as chairman of the serious organised crime agency in September 2004, Sir Stephen, 58, has remained as a non-executive director of [[Northgate Information Solutions]] and [[StreamShield Networks]], with a total remuneration of £60,000. As head of SOCA his starting salary was £75,000.<ref>David Pallister, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2006/jun/12/ukcrime.davidpallister Crime squad chief's links to IT firm are revealed], The Guardian, 12 June 2006.</ref> | |
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MI5 Career
Sir Stephen Lander served for 25 years in MI5, serving as Director-General from 1996 to 2002.[1]
SOCA Chair
Lander was the first head of the Serious Organised Crime Agency, dubbed "Britain's FBI".
Security Industry
The Guardian reported in 2006 that Lander retained a number of directorships in the security industry following his SOCA appointment:
- Sir Stephen Lander, the head of Britain's elite crime-busting squad, is a paid director of a company that has IT contracts with every police force in the UK. He is also on the board of a second firm whose parent company has IT contracts with other law enforcement and intelligence agencies.
- Since taking up his post as chairman of the serious organised crime agency in September 2004, Sir Stephen, 58, has remained as a non-executive director of Northgate Information Solutions and StreamShield Networks, with a total remuneration of £60,000. As head of SOCA his starting salary was £75,000.[2]
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References
- ↑ Press Association, Blunkett appoints former MI5 Chief, guardian.co.uk,13 August 2004.
- ↑ David Pallister, Crime squad chief's links to IT firm are revealed, The Guardian, 12 June 2006.
