UKIP Frontbench Team
The UK Independence Party are a political party in the United Kingdom. The frontbench team is divided into departmental sub-units, the principle ones being the economy, foreign policy and immigration. Sometimes the frontbench team consists of more than just the principle positions.
UKIP Frontbench Team November 2016-
Paul Nuttall is currently in the process of assembling his new UKIP team.[1]
Department | Spokesperson |
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Chairman | Paul Oakden |
Deputy Chairman | Suzanne Evans |
Deputy Chairman | William Dartmouth |
Leader | Paul Nuttall |
Deputy Leader | Peter Whittle |
Leader in the European Parliament | |
Leader in the Assembly for Wales | Neil Hamilton |
Leader in the London Assembly | |
Parliamentary Spokesman | |
Head of Policy | |
Head of UKIP Wales | |
Head of UKIP Scotland | |
Head of UKIP Northern Ireland | |
Economy Spokesman | Mark Reckless |
Home Affairs and Justice Spokesman | Jane Collins |
Immigration Spokesman | John Bickley |
Constitutional Affairs Spokesman | Jonathan Arnott |
Foreign and Commonwealth Spokesman | James Carver |
Defence Spokesman | Bill Etheridge |
Veterans Spokesman | Mike Hookem |
Education and Apprenticeships Spokesman | David Kurten |
Brexit Spokesman | Gerard Batten |
International Trade Spokesman | William Dartmouth |
Business Spokesman | Christopher Mills |
Small Business Spokesman | Ernie Warrender |
Energy Spokesman | Roger Helmer |
Health Spokesman | Suzanne Evans |
Disability Spokesman | Star Anderton |
Work and Pensions Spokesman | Andrew Charalambous |
Welfare and Social Policy Spokesman | David Sprason |
Transport Spokesman | Jill Seymour |
Equalities and Womens Issues Spokesman | Margot Parker |
Local Government Spokesman | Peter Reeve |
Environment Spokesman | Julia Reid |
Agriculture Spokesman | Stuart Agnew |
Fisheries Spokesman | Mike Hookem |
Culture Spokesman | Peter Whittle |
Media and Sport Spokesman | Patrick O'Flynn |
Senior Political Advisor | Patrick O'Flynn |
Party Policy Committee | Suzanne Evans |
Farage Era Frontbench Team 2014-2016
This was the frontbench team of Nigel Farage from June 2014 till November 2016.
References
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