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1 MINISTERS, LAW OFFICERS AND MINISTERIAL PARLIAMENTARY AIDES, BY CABINET: SESSION 2 This Fact sheet provides a list of all of the Scottish Ministers, Law Officers and by Cabinet, during Session 2 from 21 May 2003 to 17 May Ministers and s continue to serve in post during dissolution. Consequently, the first Session 2 cabinet was appointed on 21 May 2003 and continued until the appointment of the new cabinet in Session 3. For information on Session 1 appointments please refer to the fact sheet Ministers, s and by Cabinet: Session 1. Scottish Parliament Fact sheet MSPs: Historical Series 8 June 2008 A Minister is a member of the government. The Scottish Executive is the government in Scotland for devolved matters and is responsible for formulating and implementing policy in these areas. The Scottish Executive is formed from the party or parties holding a majority of seats in the Parliament. At present the Scottish Executive consists of a coalition of our and Liberal Democrat MSPs. The senior Ministers in the Scottish government are known as members of the Scottish Executive or the Scottish Ministers and together they form the Scottish Cabinet. They are assisted by junior Scottish Ministers. With the exception of the Scottish s, all Ministers must be MSPs. This fact sheet also provides a list of the s. The Scottish s listed advise the Scottish Executive on legal matters and represent its interests in court. The final section lists (MPAs). MPAs are MSPs appointed by the First Minister on the recommendation of Ministers whom they assist in discharging their duties. MPAs are unpaid and are not part of the Executive. Their role and the arrangements for their appointment are set out in paragraphs of the Scottish Ministerial Code. Abbreviations used: Θ Member of the Scottish Liberal Democrats Member of the Scottish our Party denotes a cabinet member 1
2 First Cabinet: 21 May October 2004 First Minister Θ (appointed 15 May 2003) Rt Hon Jack McConnell MSP Rt Hon Jim Wallace MSP Deputy Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Lewis Macdonald MSP Minister for Parliamentary Business Θ Patricia Ferguson MSP Deputy Minister for Parliamentary Business Tavish Scott MSP Minister for Justice Θ Cathy Jamieson MSP Deputy Minister for Justice Hugh Henry MSP Minister for Education and Young People Θ Peter Peacock MSP Deputy Minister for Education and Young People Euan Robson MSP Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport Frank McAveety MSP Minister for Health and Community Care Θ Malcolm Chisholm MSP Deputy Minister for Health and Community Care Tom McCabe MSP Minister for the Environment and Rural Development Θ Ross Finnie MSP Deputy Minister for the Environment and Rural Development Allan Wilson MSP Minister for Finance and Public Services Θ Andy Kerr MSP Deputy Minister for Finance and Public Services Tavish Scott MSP Minister for Communities Θ Margaret Curran MSP Deputy Minister for Communities Mary Mulligan MSP Minister for Transport Θ s Rt Hon Colin Boyd QC Mrs Elish Angiolini First Minister (appointed 20 May 2003) Marilyn Livingstone MSP Lord Advocate (appointed 8 May 2003) Paul Martin MSP Scottish Parliament Fact sheet 2
3 Second Cabinet: 4 October June 2005 First Minister Θ Rt Hon Jack McConnell MSP Rt Hon Jim Wallace MSP Deputy Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Allan Wilson MSP Minister for Parliamentary Business Θ Margaret Curran MSP Deputy Minister for Parliamentary Business Tavish Scott MSP Minister for Justice Θ Cathy Jamieson MSP Deputy Minister for Justice Hugh Henry MSP Minister for Education and Young People Θ Peter Peacock MSP Deputy Minister for Education and Young People Euan Robson MSP Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport Patricia Ferguson MSP Minister for Health and Community Care Θ Andy Kerr MSP Deputy Minister for Health and Community Care (appointed 6 October 2004) Minister for Finance and Public Service Reform Θ (appointed 6 October 2004) Rhona Brankin MSP Tom McCabe MSP Deputy Minister for Finance and Public Service Reform Tavish Scott MSP Minister for the Environment and Rural Development Θ Ross Finnie MSP Deputy Minister for the Environment and Rural Development Lewis MacDonald MSP Minister for Communities Θ Malcolm Chisholm MSP Deputy Minister for Communities (appointed 6 October 2004) Johann Lamont MSP Minister for Transport Θ s Rt Hon Colin Boyd QC 1 Mrs Elish Angiolini First Minister Marilyn Livingstone MSP Lord Advocate Paul Martin MSP 1 On 14 June 2006, Mr Colin Boyd QC was appointed to the House of Lords and adopted the title The Rt Hon The Lord Boyd of Duncansby. 3
4 Third Cabinet: 27 June October 2006 First Minister Θ Rt Hon Jack McConnell MSP Deputy Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Allan Wilson MSP Minister for Justice Θ Cathy Jamieson MSP Deputy Minister for Justice Hugh Henry MSP Minister for Health and Community Care Θ Andy Kerr MSP Deputy Minister for Health and Community Care Lewis Macdonald MSP Minister for Education and Young People Θ Peter Peacock MSP Deputy Minister for Education and Young People (appointed 29 June 2005) Robert Brown MSP Minister for Finance and Public Service Reform Θ Tom McCabe MSP Deputy Minister for Finance and Public Service Reform (appointed 29 June 2005) George Lyon MSP Minister for the Environment and Rural Development Θ Ross Finnie MSP Deputy Minister for the Environment and Rural Development Rhona Brankin MSP Minister for Communities Malcolm Chisholm MSP Deputy Minister for Communities Johann Lamont MSP Minister for Parliamentary Business Θ Margaret Curran MSP Deputy Minister for Parliamentary Business (appointed 29 June 2005) George Lyon MSP Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport Θ Patricia Ferguson MSP Minister for Transport and Telecommunications Θ (appointed 29 June 2005) Minister for Transport Θ (remit changed on 5 June 2006) Tavish Scott MSP s Rt Hon Lord Colin Boyd QC Mrs Elish Angiolini First Minister Marilyn Livingstone MSP Lord Advocate Paul Martin MSP 4
5 Fourth Cabinet: 05 October November 2006 First Minister Θ Rt Hon Jack McConnell MSP Deputy Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Allan Wilson MSP Minister for Justice Θ Cathy Jamieson MSP Deputy Minister for Justice Hugh Henry MSP Minister for Health and Community Care Θ Andy Kerr MSP Deputy Minister for Health and Community Care Lewis Macdonald MSP Minister for Education and Young People Θ (Resigned 14 November 2006) Peter Peacock MSP Deputy Minister for Education and Young People Robert Brown MSP Minister for Finance and Public Service Reform Θ Tom McCabe MSP Deputy Minister for Finance and Public Service Reform George Lyon MSP Minister for the Environment and Rural Development Θ Ross Finnie MSP Deputy Minister for the Environment and Rural Development Rhona Brankin MSP Minister for Communities Malcolm Chisholm MSP Deputy Minister for Communities Johann Lamont MSP Minister for Parliamentary Business Θ Margaret Curran MSP Deputy Minister for Parliamentary Business George Lyon MSP Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport Θ Patricia Ferguson MSP Minister for Transport Θ Tavish Scott MSP s Rt Hon Elish Angiolini QC 2 John Beckett QC First Minister Marilyn Livingstone MSP Lord Advocate Paul Martin MSP 2 On 14 November 2006 Mrs Elish Angiolini QC was appointed to the Privy Council and was granted the title The Rt Hon Elish Angiolini QC 5
6 Fifth Cabinet 16 November January 2007 First Minister Θ Rt Hon Jack McConnell MSP Deputy Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Allan Wilson MSP Minister for Justice Θ Cathy Jamieson MSP Deputy Minister for Justice Johann Lamont MSP Minister for Health and Community Care Θ Andy Kerr MSP Deputy Minister for Health and Community Care Lewis Macdonald MSP Minister for Education and Young People Θ Hugh Henry MSP Deputy Minister for Education and Young People Robert Brown MSP Minister for Finance and Public Service Reform Θ Tom McCabe MSP Deputy Minister for Finance and Public Service Reform George Lyon MSP Minister for the Environment and Rural Development Θ Ross Finnie MSP Deputy Minister for the Environment and Rural Development Rhona Brankin MSP Minister for Communities (Resigned 21 December 2006) Malcolm Chisholm MSP Deputy Minister for Communities Des McNulty MSP Minister for Parliamentary Business Θ Margaret Curran MSP Deputy Minister for Parliamentary Business George Lyon MSP Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport Θ Patricia Ferguson MSP Minister for Transport Θ Tavish Scott MSP s Rt Hon Elish Angiolini QC John Beckett QC First Minister Marilyn Livingstone MSP Lord Advocate Paul Martin MSP 6
7 Sixth Cabinet 11 January February 2007 First Minister Θ Rt Hon Jack McConnell MSP Deputy Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Allan Wilson MSP Minister for Justice Θ Cathy Jamieson MSP Deputy Minister for Justice Johann Lamont MSP Minister for Health and Community Care Θ Andy Kerr MSP Deputy Minister for Health and Community Care Lewis Macdonald MSP Minister for Education and Young People Θ Hugh Henry MSP Deputy Minister for Education and Young People Robert Brown MSP Minister for Finance and Public Service Reform Θ Tom McCabe MSP Deputy Minister for Finance and Public Service Reform George Lyon MSP Minister for the Environment and Rural Development Θ Ross Finnie MSP Deputy Minister for the Environment and Rural Development Sarah Boyack MSP Minister for Communities Rhona Brankin MSP Deputy Minister for Communities Des McNulty MSP Minister for Parliamentary Business Θ Margaret Curran MSP Deputy Minister for Parliamentary Business George Lyon MSP Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport Θ Patricia Ferguson MSP Minister for Transport Θ Tavish Scott MSP s Rt Hon Elish Angiolini QC John Beckett QC First Minister Marilyn Livingstone MSP Lord Advocate Paul Martin MSP 7
8 Seventh Cabinet 19 February May 2007 First Minister Θ (until 16 May 2007) Rt Hon Jack McConnell MSP Deputy Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Allan Wilson MSP Minister for Justice Θ Cathy Jamieson MSP Deputy Minister for Justice Johann Lamont MSP Minister for Health and Community Care Θ Andy Kerr MSP Deputy Minister for Health and Community Care Lewis Macdonald MSP Minister for Education and Young People Θ Hugh Henry MSP Deputy Minister for Education and Young People Robert Brown MSP Minister for Finance and Public Service Reform Θ Tom McCabe MSP Deputy Minister for Finance and Public Service Reform George Lyon MSP Minister for the Environment and Rural Development Θ Ross Finnie MSP Deputy Minister for the Environment and Rural Development Sarah Boyack MSP Minister for Communities Rhona Brankin MSP Deputy Minister for Communities Des McNulty MSP Minister for Parliamentary Business Θ Margaret Curran MSP Deputy Minister for Parliamentary Business George Lyon MSP Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport Θ Patricia Ferguson MSP Minister for Transport Θ Tavish Scott MSP s Rt Hon Elish Angiolini QC John Beckett QC (until 02 April 2007) First Minister Ken Macintosh MSP Lord Advocate Paul Martin MSP 8
9 Contacting the Public Information Service For more information you can visit our website at or contact the Public Information Service. Address Public Information Service The Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP Telephone Textphone users can contact us on We also welcome calls using the RNID Typetalk service sp.info@scottish.parliament.uk 9
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