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BRUCE, Malcolm Rt Hon

Gordon Liberal Democrat
 

Member for Gordon since 1983. Committees: Member, Quadripartite (Committee on Strategic Export Controls) since 2006; Chair, International Development Committee since 2005; Member, Liaison Committee since 2005; Member, Standards and Privileges 1999-2001; Member, Treasury Committee 1994-98; Member, Trade and Industry Select Committee 1988-90; Member, Scottish Affairs Committee 1983-87. Political career: President of the Scottish Liberal Democrats; Spokesperson for Trade and Industry 2003-05; Spokesperson for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 2001-02; Treasury Spokesperson 1994-99; Spokesperson for Trade and Industry and Employment 1992-94; Leader of Scottish Liberal Democrats 1988-92; Alliance Employment Spokesperson 1987; Liberal Energy Spokesperson 1985-86; Liberal Scottish Affairs Spokesperson 1983-85; Spokesperson for Natural Resources (Energy and Conservation); Parliamentary Candidate for North Angus and Mearns 1974 and West Aberdeenshire 1979. Profession/Trade: Publisher and barrister. Education: Wrekin College, Shropshire; St Andrew-s University; Strathclyde University. Affiliations: Honorary Vice-President, Globe International; Honorary Vice - President, National Deaf Children-s Society; former Rector, University of Dundee; Member, NUJ and Institute of Marketing. Author of: A New Life for the Country; Putting Energy to Work; A New Deal for Rural Scotland; Growth from the Green Roots; Markets and the Responsible State; Towards a Federal UK - The Case for Home Rule; All Round (with Ray Michie MP). b. 17 November 1944. Divorced and remarried with five children.

 
  2005     2001  
LIB DEM HOLD Votes % +/- % Votes %
Lib Dem 20,008 45.0   17,928 48.5
Labour 8,982 20.2   4,730 12.8
Conservative 7,842 17.1   8,049 21.8
SNP 7,098 16.0   5,760 15.6
Scot Soc 508 1.1   534 1.4
Majority 11,026 24.8   9,879 26.7
Turnout 44,438 61.8   37,001 61.7