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Alan Duncan is a former MP for Rutland and Melton.
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Former Conservative MP for Rutland and Melton
Entered the House of Commons on 9 April 1992 — General election
Left the House of Commons on 6 November 2019 — Dissolved for election
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Alan Duncan campaigned to remain in the European Union
Source: BBC
- Trade and Industry
- Justice
- Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
- Transport
- Business
- Enterprise and Regulatory Reform
- Departmental Procurement
- Nuclear Power Stations
- Railways
- Sudan
- QinetiQ
Other offices held in the past
- Minister of State (17 Jul 2016 to 22 Jul 2019)
- Member, Intelligence and Security Committee of Parliament ( 9 Sep 2015 to 19 Jul 2016)
- Member, Intelligence and Security Committee of Parliament ( 9 Sep 2015 to 19 Jul 2016)
- The Minister of State, Department for International Development (14 May 2010 to 15 Jul 2014)
- Shadow Minister (Justice) ( 7 Sep 2009 to 6 May 2010)
- Shadow Leader of the House of Commons (19 Jan 2009 to 7 Sep 2009)
- Shadow Secretary of State ( 3 Jul 2007 to 19 Jan 2009)
- Shadow Secretary of State (Trade and Industry) (10 May 2005 to 3 Jul 2007)
- Shadow Secretary of State for Transport ( 1 Jan 2005 to 10 May 2005)
- Shadow Secretary of State for International Development ( 1 Sep 2004 to 1 Jan 2005)
- Shadow Lord Chancellor and Shadow Secretary of State for Justice ( 8 Nov 2003 to 1 Sep 2004)
- Shadow Minister (Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs) ( 1 Jun 2001 to 1 Jun 2003)
- Shadow Spokesperson (Trade and Industry) ( 1 Jun 1999 to 1 Jun 2001)
- Shadow Spokesperson (Health) ( 1 Jun 1998 to 1 Jun 1999)
- Vice-Chair, Conservative Party ( 1 Jul 1997 to 1 Jul 1998)
- Member, Social Security Committee (30 Nov 1992 to 11 Dec 1995)
Previous MPs in this constituency
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Recent appearances
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Indeed I am—wholeheartedly.
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Mr Speaker, may I echo the heartfelt comments that have been made about you from so many quarters over the past few days? May I do so by way of two confessions, which I have been needing to get off my chest? The first is that I was at a primary school—it is always there that you get the difficult questions—and I was asked, “What is the rudest thing that anyone has ever said to you in...
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When a high-profile person has been wrongly accused of a sexual crime and has had his livelihood and reputation destroyed, following which the police, it seems, would rather fight him in court than compensate him, might the Prime Minister consider making it clear to the police that it is their duty to address injustice rather than create and perpetuate it and that they should pay...
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