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The '''European Secure Vehicle Alliance Group''' exists 'to reduce vehicle related crime, fraud and disorder'

==Officers==
*Chair: [[Lord Brougham and Vaux]] (Con)
*Vicechair: [[Paul Goodman]] MP (Con)
*Vicechair: [[Stephen McCabe]] MP (Lab)
*Contact: [[Mr Vivian Nicholas]] , Executive Director, [[European Secure Vehicle Alliance]], 104 The Fairway, Burnham, Slough SL1 8DY. Tel: 01628 661887.

European Secure Vehicle Alliance acts as the group's secretariat.(ESVA is a non-profit making company limited by guarantee which aims to reduce vehicle crime and fraud). 

*£5,500 from Direct Line; 
*£1,400 from TRACKER Network (UK) Ltd; 
*£1,400 from BSM; 
*£3,500 from Berkshire Learning and Skills Council; 
*£813 from Chilterns University College; 
*£813 from Crime Concern (registered January 2003). 
*£1,400 from Halfords Ltd; 
*£800 from Government Office for the West Midlands; 
*£3,000 from Direct Line Insurance; 
*£8,750 from Berkshire Learning and Skills Council; 
*£1,400 from National Car Parks;
*£700 from Datadot Technology Ltd; 
*£700 from TRACKER Network (UK) Ltd; 
*£700 from Appian Technology (registered June 2003).

==Passes==
Mr Vivian Nicholas, Executive Director, European Secure Vehicle Alliance

== Other SourceWatch resources ==
*[[All-Party Parliamentary Group]]
*[[All Party Groups in the House of Commons: Subject Groups]] 
*[[All Party Groups in the House of Commons: Country Groups]]

==External links==
*"[http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmparty/040916/memi01.htm Register of All-Party Groups]", United Kingdom Parliament. (List dated 16 September 2004.)