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second, mcconnell, government, second, mcconnell, government, 2003, 2007, formed, following, 2003, general, election, scottish, parliament, jack, mcconnell, appointed, first, minister, 2003, headed, another, labour, liberal, democrat, coalition, government, se. The second McConnell government 20 May 2003 17 May 2007 was formed following the 2003 general election to the 2nd Scottish Parliament Jack McConnell was re appointed as First Minister on 20 May 2003 and headed another Labour Liberal Democrat coalition government Second McConnell Government4th devolved government of Scotland2003 2007Date formed20 May 2003Date dissolved17 May 2007People and organisationsMonarchElizabeth IIFirst MinisterJack McConnellFirst Minister s history2001 2007Deputy First MinisterJim Wallace 1999 2005 Nicol Stephen 2005 2007 Member parties Labour Party Liberal DemocratsStatus in legislatureMajority coalition 67 129 52 Opposition party Scottish National PartyOpposition leaderJohn Swinney 2003 04 Nicola Sturgeon 2004 07 HistoryElection s 2003 general electionOutgoing election2007 general electionLegislature term s 2nd Scottish ParliamentPredecessorFirst McConnell governmentSuccessorFirst Salmond government Contents 1 History 2 List of ministers 2 1 Cabinet 2 2 2 Junior ministers 2 3 ReferencesHistory EditOn 14 May Labour and Liberal Democrat MSPs voted on a coalition deal that had been finalised between the parties negotiating teams 1 List of ministers EditCabinet 2 EditPost Minister Term PartyFirst Minister The Rt Hon Jack McConnell MSP 2003 2007 LabourDeputy First MinisterMinister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning The Rt Hon Jim Wallace QC MSP 2003 2005 Liberal DemocratsNicol Stephen MSP 2005 2007 Liberal DemocratsMinister for Communities Margaret Curran MSP 2003 2004 LabourMalcolm Chisholm MSP 2004 2006 LabourRhona Brankin MSP 2006 2007 LabourMinister for Education and Young People Peter Peacock MSP 2003 2006 LabourHugh Henry MSP 2006 2007 LabourMinister for Environment and Rural Development Ross Finnie MSP 2003 2007 Liberal DemocratsMinister for Finance and Public Services Andy Kerr MSP 2003 2004 LabourTom McCabe MSP 2004 2007 LabourMinister for Health and Community Care Malcolm Chisholm MSP 2003 2004 LabourAndy Kerr MSP 2004 2007 LabourMinister for Justice Cathy Jamieson MSP 2003 2007 LabourMinister for Parliament Patricia Ferguson MSP 2003 2004 LabourMargaret Curran MSP 2004 2007 LabourMinister for Tourism Culture and Sport Frank McAveety MSP 2003 2004 LabourPatricia Ferguson MSP 2004 2007 LabourMinister for Transport and Telecommunications Nicol Stephen MSP 2003 2005 Liberal DemocratsTavish Scott MSP 2005 2006 Liberal DemocratsMinister for Transport 2006 2007 Liberal DemocratsLord Advocate The Rt Hon Colin Boyd QC 2003 2005 LabourThe Rt Hon Elish Angiolini QC 2005 2007Junior ministers 2 EditPost Minister Term PartyDeputy Minister for Education and Young People Euan Robson MSP 2003 2005 Liberal DemocratsRobert Brown MSP 2005 2007 Liberal DemocratsDeputy Minister for Communities Mary Mulligan MSP 2003 2007 LabourDeputy Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Dr Lewis Macdonald MSP 2003 2004 LabourAllan Wilson MSP 2004 2007 LabourDeputy Minister for Finance and Public Service ReformDeputy Minister for Parliamentary Business Tavish Scott MSP 2003 2005 Liberal DemocratsGeorge Lyon MSP 2005 2007 Liberal DemocratsDeputy Minister for Health and Community Care Tom McCabe MSP 2003 2004 LabourRhona Brankin MSP 2004 2005 LabourDr Lewis Macdonald MSP 2005 2007 LabourDeputy Minister for Justice Hugh Henry MSP 2003 2006 LabourJohann Lamont MSP 2006 2007 LabourDeputy Minister for Environment and Rural Development Allan Wilson MSP 2003 2004 LabourDr Lewis Macdonald MSP 2004 2005 LabourRhona Brankin MSP 2005 2007 LabourSarah Boyack MSP 2007 LabourSolicitor General for Scotland Elish Angiolini QC 2003 2005John Beckett QC 2005 2007 LabourReferences Edit Tempest Matthew 14 May 2003 Lib Lab deal secures Holyrood coalition The Guardian Retrieved 19 June 2022 a b Ministers Law Officers and Ministerial Parliamentary Aides by Cabinet Session 2 PDF Scottish Parliament 18 June 2008 Retrieved 4 August 2016 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Second McConnell government amp oldid 1118333992, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
