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Ministry of Justice

Lord McNally

Lord McNally MP

Minister of State and Deputy Leader of the House of Lords


Responsibilities

  • Departmental business in the Lords
  • Support to Secretary of State on constitutional matters
  • Human rights and civil liberties
  • Freedom of information, data protection and data sharing
  • Legislation and law reform
  • Public law and public legal issues
  • Support to the Secretary of State on EU and international business
  • Crown dependencies
  • Land Registry
  • National Archives
  • Law Commission

Biography

Lord McNally was elected MP for Stockport South in 1979.

Prior to being appointed Minister of State for Justice he was a member of the Select Committee on Industry and Trade and a spokesman on education.

He supported the successful merger of the SDP with the Liberal Party to form the Liberal Democrats and served on the Federal Executive of the new party.

He was elected as the Liberal Democrat Leader of the House of Lords in October 2004.

He studied economics and social history at University College London. He enjoys watching sport, reading political biographies and having adventures with his children.

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