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PM appoints Mike Weatherley MP as intellectual property adviser

Thursday, 12 September 2013
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PM appoints Mike Weatherley MP as intellectual property adviser
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Mike Weatherley MP is appointed as the Prime Minister's adviser on intellectual property.

The Prime Minister has appointed Mike Weatherley MP as his adviser on intellectual property, with a focus on intellectual property enforcement issues relating to the creative industries.

Mike Weatherley has focused on intellectual property and copyright issues as an MP and has experience of working in the music industry.

He will report to the Prime Minister and relevant ministers.

The role is unpaid.

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