- Mary Fee
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Mary Fee MSP Member of the Scottish Parliament
for the West of Scotland regionIncumbent Assumed office
5 May 2011Personal details Born 23 March 1954 Nationality Scottish Political party Labour Mary Fee (born 23 March 1954) is a Scottish Labour Party Member of the Scottish Parliament, representing the West of Scotland region.[1]
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Scottish Labour MSPs Opposition frontbench Shadow cabinetJackie Baillie (health) · Richard Baker (finance) · Sarah Boyack (rural/environment) · Patricia Ferguson (culture) · Iain Gray (leader) · Johann Lamont (justice) ·
Lewis Macdonald (infrastructure) · Ken Macintosh (education) · Paul Martin (parliamentary business) · Michael McMahon (local government) · John Park (whip)Deputy spokespersonsClaire Baker (education) · Rhoda Grant (finance/infrastructure) · James Kelly (justice) · Elaine Murray (rural/environment) · Richard Simpson (health)Backbenchers Claudia Beamish · Neil Bibby · Malcolm Chisholm · Kezia Dugdale · Helen Eadie · Mary Fee · Neil Findlay · Mark Griffin · Hugh Henry · Hanzala Malik · Jenny Marra · Margaret McCulloch · Margaret McDougall · Siobhan McMahon · Duncan McNeil · Anne McTaggart · Graeme Pearson · John Pentland · Drew Smith · Elaine Smith · David StewartMembers of the 4th Scottish Parliament
elected in the 2011 electionMembers of the Scottish Parliament in the West of Scotland region Elected in the 2011 election Constituency MSPs Gil Paterson (SNP, Clydebank and Milngavie) · Kenny Gibson (SNP, Cunninghame North) · Margaret Burgess (SNP, Cunninghame South) · Jackie Baillie (Lab, Dumbarton) · Kenneth Macintosh (Lab, Eastwood) · Duncan McNeil (Lab, Greenock and Inverclyde) · George Adam (SNP, Paisley) · Derek Mackay (SNP, Renfrewshire North and West) · Hugh Henry (Lab, Renfrewshire South) · Fiona McLeod (SNP, Strathkelvin and Bearsden)Additional Members Neil Bibby (Lab) · Jackson Carlaw (Con) · Mary Fee (Lab) · Annabel Goldie (Con) · Margaret McDougall (Lab) · Stuart McMillan (SNP) · Stewart Maxwell (SNP)SNP (8 seats), Labour (7 seats), Conservative (2 seats) Categories:- 1954 births
- Living people
- Labour MSPs
- Members of the Scottish Parliament 2011–
- Member of the Scottish Parliament stubs
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