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PARLIAMENT
THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENTTHE CABINET as at 24 October 2002
Prime Minister, First Lord of the Treasury and Minister for the Civil Service | Rt Hon Tony Blair MP |
Deputy Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Local Government and the Regions | Rt Hon John Prescott MP |
Chancellor of the Exchequer | Rt Hon Gordon Brown MP |
Lord President of the Council and Leader of the House of Commons | Rt Hon Robin Cook MP |
Lord Chancellor | Lord Irvine of Lairg PC QC |
Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs | Rt Hon Jack Straw MP |
Secretary of State for the Home Department | Rt Hon David Blunkett MP |
Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Rt Hon Margaret Beckett MP |
Secretary of State for International Development | Rt Hon Clare Short MP |
Secretary of State for Work and Pensions | Rt Hon Andrew Smith MP |
Secretary of State for Transport | Rt Hon Alistair Darling MP |
Secretary of State for Health | Rt Hon Alan Milburn MP |
Secretary of State for Northern Ireland | Rt Hon Paul Murphy MP |
Secretary of State for Wales | Rt Hon Peter Hain MP |
Secretary of State for Defence | Rt Hon Geoff Hoon MP |
Chief Secretary to the Treasury | Rt Hon Paul Boateng MP |
Secretary of State for Scotland | Rt Hon Helen Liddell MP |
Leader of the House of Lords | Lord Williams of Mostyn PC QC |
Secretary of State for Trade and Industry | Rt Hon Patricia Hewitt MP |
Secretary of State for Education and Skills | Rt Hon Charles Clarke MP |
Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport | Rt Hon Tessa Jowell MP |
Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury (Chief Whip) | Rt Hon Hilary Armstrong MP |
Minister without Portfolio | Rt Hon Dr John Reid MP |
Speaker, Rt Hon Michael Martin MP
Leader of the Opposition: Rt Hon Iain Duncan Smith MP (C)
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTThe Parliament meets in Strasbourg, but MEPs' main offices are at the Brussels address.
THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION as at 22
January 2000
200 rue de la Loi, 1049 Brussels, Belgium
President Vice-President, Administrative Reform Vice-President, Relations with European Parliament, Transport and Energy Agriculture, Rural Development and Fisheries Budget Competition Development and Humanitarian Aid Economic and Monetary Affairs Education and Culture Employment and Social Affairs Enlargement Enterprise and Information Society Environment External Relations Health and Consumer Protection Internal Market Justice and Home Affairs Regional Policy Research Trade |
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Italy UK Spain Austria Germany Italy Denmark Spain Luxembourg Greece Germany Finland Sweden UK Ireland Netherlands Portugal France Belgium France |
SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT
SCOTTISH PARLIAMENTThe Scottish Parliament currently meets at the Edinburgh Assembly Hall; a new building to house the Parliament is under construction in Edinburgh.
SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE as at 14 February 2002
First Minister | Jack McConnell MSP |
Deputy First Minister and Minister for Justice | Jim Wallace QC MSP |
Minister for Education and Young People | Cathy Jamieson MSP |
Minister for Enterprise, Transport and Lifelong Learning | Iain Gray MSP |
Minister for Environment and Rural Development | Ross Finnie MSP |
Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport | Lord Watson of Invergowrie MSP |
Minister for Social Justice | Margaret Curran MSP |
Minister for Finance and Public Services | Andy Kerr MSP |
Minister for Health and Community Care | Malcolm Chisholm MSP |
Minister for Parliamentary Business | Patricia Ferguson MSP |
Presiding Officer, Lord Steel of Aikwood KBE PC MSP
Leader of the Opposition, John Swinney MSP (SNP)
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY FOR WALES
Cathays Park, Cardiff CF1 3NQ
Tel 029-2082 5111
Information office 029-2089 8200
www.wales.gov.uk
The Assembly currently meets at Crickhowell House, Cardiff; a new building to house the Assembly is under construction in Cardiff.
WELSH CABINET as at 27 February 2002
First Minister Deputy First Minister (acting) and Minister for Culture, Sports and the Welsh Language Minister for Education and Life-long Learning Minister for Economic Development Minister for the Environment Minister for Finance, Local Government and Communities Minister for Health and Social Services Minister for Rural Affairs and Assembly Business |
Rhodri Morgan AM Jenny Randerson AM Jane Davidson AM Andrew Davies AM Sue Essex AM Edwina Hart AM Jane Hutt AM Carwyn Jones AM |
Presiding Officer, Lord Elis-Thomas PC AM
Leader of the Opposition, Ieuan Wyn Jones AM (PC)
NORTHERN IRELAND ASSEMBLY
Parliament Buildings, Stormont, Belfast
BT4 3SW
Tel 028-9052 1137; fax 028-9052 1961
www.ni-assembly.gov.uk
The Assembly meets at the Parliament Building at Stormont.
SHADOW NORTHERN IRELAND EXECUTIVEas at 11 October 2002
First Minister Deputy First Minister Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Investment Minister for Finance and Personnel Minister for Regional Development Minister for Education Minister for the Environment Minister for Employment and Learning Minister for Social Development Minister for Culture, Arts and Leisure Minister for Health, Social Services and Public Safety Minister for Agriculture and Rural Development |
David Trimble MP MLA Mark Durkan MLA Sir Reg Empey MLA Sean Farren MLA vacant Martin McGuinness MP MLA Dermot Nesbitt MLA Carmel Hanna MLA vacant Michael McGimpsey MLA Bairbre de Brún MLA Brid Rodgers MLA |
Speaker, Lord Alderdice of Knock MLA
Last updated 20 October 2002