The Times: Trevor
Mann
On 22 October 2008, The Times reported that Trevor Mann,
the former chairman of the British Dental Association (BDA), was
struck off for fraudulently claiming £51,000 in expenses from his
organisation.
The General Dental Council was told that Mr Mann had wrongly
claimed expenses for meetings over a nine-month period. Mr
Mann, a non-practising dentist, claimed he worked at a surgery
earning £42,748 a year. The investigation found no such
practice.
Teresa Murphy is a barrister in Blake Lapthorn's Professional
Regulatory team. Please contact her on 0207 814 5403, or email her
at teresa.murphy@bllaw.co.uk
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