Most of the publicity about today's private members bills' ballot has concerned James Wharton and his intention to promote the Conservative Party's Euro referendum bill.
But you may be interested to learn that four Liberal Democrat MPs came in the top 14 of the ballot:
9. Sir Robert Smith (West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine)
11. Mike Crockart (Edinburgh West)
13. Mark Williams (Ceredigion)
14. Sir Malcom Bruce (Gordon)
Even Sir Robert is probably just too low in the list to have a realistic chance of getting a bill all the way to the statute book, but who knows?
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Thursday, May 16, 2013
Sunday, November 04, 2012
Those new Liberal Democrat committee co-chairs in full
Several new Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Party Committee co-chairs have been appointed by Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg.
Paul Burstow has also been elected as chair of the parliamentary party. The former chair Lorely Burt stood down after being appointed as parliamentary private secretary to Danny Alexander.
The new appointments in the House of Commons are:
Paul Burstow has also been elected as chair of the parliamentary party. The former chair Lorely Burt stood down after being appointed as parliamentary private secretary to Danny Alexander.
The new appointments in the House of Commons are:
- Gordon Birtwistle - Business, Innovation and Skills
- Mike Crockart - Energy and Climate Change
- Julian Huppert - Home Affairs, Justice and Equalities
- John Leech - Culture, Media and Sport
- Greg Mulholland - Work and Pensions
- Alan Reid - Transport
- Mark Williams - Wales
- Roger Williams - Food and Rural Affairs
- John Thurso - Constitutional and Political Reform in addition to the role he holds for the Scotland committee.
- Lord (Jonathan) Marks of Henley on Thames - Justice
- Lord (Monroe) Palmer of Childs Hill - Defence
- Lord (Mike) Storey - Education
- Lord (Martin) Thomas of Gresford - Wales
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