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Also includes correspondence regarding indemnity of SEAC members.

Sir John Pattison

My SEAC Years

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Invitation to membership of the Spongiform Encephalopathy Advisory Committee (SEAC), 17 October 1994

Correspondence re. organophosphates

Correspondence with Stephen Dealler re. epidemiology of BSE

Correspondence re. Dr Harash Narang and his urine test for CJD

BSE Delphi panel: A research study for the British public

Letter from Richard J. Kimberlin, 25 November 1995

MAFF Press Release: Minister announces tightening of BSE controls, 28 November 1995

Correspondence with Sir Bernard Tomlinson re. relationship between BSE and CJD

Letter to Douglas Hogg M.P, Minister for Agriculture Fisheries and Food, and Stephen Dorrell, M.P, Secretary of State for Health re. position of SEAC on transmissable spongiform encephalopathies, 13 December 1995

M. J. Sloyan, The usage of specified bovine offal in Great Britian prior to 1989

Letter from R. J. Packer re. links between BSE and CJD, 13 March 1996

List of press and media calls to Sir John Pattison, 21-22 March 1996

Fax from MAFF re. advice on sheep

MAFF News Release: BSE research findings, 1 August 1996

Correspondence with Sir Kenneth Calman, Chief Medical Officer, re. publication of CJD statistics

Paper on research into the link between BSE and NVCJD

MAFF News Release: Governement Acts on SEAC advice, 5 June 1997

Correspondence re. autoimmune theory of BSE

Correspondence with Douglas Hogg and R. J. Packer, Ministeyr of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food re. review of SEAC

Letter to Jack Cunningham M.P., Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, re. an open letter in the New Statesman calling for a judicial enquiry into BSE and new variant CJD

Annotated BBC Press Release: The possibility that new variant CJD could be in the national blood supply poses "a significant risk for public health" - Government advisor tells BBC 1's Panorama, 10 November 1997

Advice on dorsal root ganglia

Inquiry into BSE and NVCJD

Letter from Jack Cunningham, outgoing Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, thanking Sir John Pattison for his help during his time in office, 27 July 1998

MAFF News Release: Public summary of SEAC meeting 30 July 1998

Letter from Bob Will, SEAC deputy Chairman, resigning from the committee, 30 October 1998

Potential criticisms of SEAC

Department of Health Press Release: Public summary of SEAC meeting, 11 January 1999

Letter from R. J. Packer and C. W. Kelly of the Ministry for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, regarding criticisms of SEAC, 21 April 1999

Correspondence from Liam Donaldson, Chief Medical officer, re. NVCJD and surgical instruments

Letter to Nick Brown M.P., Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, re. whether or not meat and bone meal derived from pigs should be permitted to be used to feed poultry, 15 June 1999

Letter from Ruth Hall, Welsh Chief Medical Officer, 25 June 1999

BSE - Proposed removal of cull cows from the food chain

Mature Beef Assurance Scheme

Sub-Committees

Initial correspondence with Mr. and Mrs. Churchill

Correspondence from SEAC members

Correspondence from Ministers and their officials

Correspondence with Chief Medical Officer, researchers, those involved in the meat industry and the Consumers Association

Correspondence from members of the public

SEAC subgroup report: Research and surveillance for TSEs in sheep

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SEAC subgroup report: Research and surveillance for TSEs in sheep

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