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Mundell, David

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Mundell, David

Former (by-election triggered) Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party South of Scotland
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Divisions voted in
0
no votes on record
Party alignment
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not enough data
Attendance
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0 "Not Voted" of 0 divisions present
Motions lodged
55
955 questions · 0 unanswered
Hansard contributions
2,010
696 chamber · 1,314 committee
Allowances claimed
£0
0 transactions
Most-discussed topics in Hansard
bill ·261 stage ·206 transport ·122 local ·78 governance ·78 inquiry ·51 stirling-alloa-kincardine ·44 railway ·44 linked ·44 improvements ·44 consideration ·44 railways ·42
Recent motions & questions
Motion success

Of the motions they've lodged that went to a vote, how often did the chamber agree.

Lodged
55
Carried
0
Defeated
0
Not divided
55
Voice fingerprint

Words and phrases this MSP uses far more often than the chamber average (TF-IDF over their Hansard contributions).

langholm lockerbie galloway council west water chapelcross gulls executive's lockerbie station gregory e-commerce nuclear development nuclear industry
Career arc

Unified timeline: party joinings, seat changes, committee appointments, ministerial roles.

  1. ☷
    Left Local Government and Transport Committee
    17 Jun 2005
  2. ☷
    Left Finance Committee
    17 Jun 2005
  3. ⌂
    Stood down from South of Scotland (Resigned)
    17 Jun 2005
  4. –
    Left Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party
    17 Jun 2005
  5. ☷
    Left Education Committee
    07 Jun 2005
  6. ☷
    Left Stirling-Alloa-Kincardine Railway and Linked Improvements Bill Committee
    10 Aug 2004
  7. ☷
    Joined Finance Committee as Substitute Member
    08 Oct 2003
  8. ☷
    Joined Stirling-Alloa-Kincardine Railway and Linked Improvements Bill Committee as Member
    10 Sep 2003
  9. ☷
    Joined Education Committee as Substitute Member
    03 Sep 2003
  10. ☷
    Joined Local Government and Transport Committee as Member
    04 Jun 2003
  11. ⌂
    Started representing South of Scotland
    01 May 2003
  12. +
    Joined Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party
    01 May 2003
  13. ☷
    Left Transport and the Environment Committee
    31 Mar 2003
  14. ☷
    Left Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee
    31 Mar 2003
  15. ⌂
    Stood down from South of Scotland (Dissolution)
    31 Mar 2003
  16. –
    Left Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party
    31 Mar 2003
  17. ☷
    Left European Committee
    20 May 2002
  18. ☷
    Joined European Committee as Substitute Member
    16 May 2002
  19. ☷
    Joined Transport and the Environment Committee as Substitute Member
    16 May 2002
  20. ☷
    Left Subordinate Legislation Committee
    27 Sep 2001
  21. ☷
    Joined Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee as Member
    03 May 2001
  22. ☷
    Left European Committee
    07 Jan 2001
  23. ☷
    Joined European Committee as Member
    17 Jun 1999
  24. ☷
    Joined Subordinate Legislation Committee as Member
    17 Jun 1999
  25. ⌂
    Started representing South of Scotland
    06 May 1999
  26. +
    Joined Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party
    06 May 1999
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Recent contributions to the Official Report
  • Transport (Scotland) Act 2001 Chamber
    01 Jun 2005
    My committee colleague Paul Martin pointed out this afternoon that Mr Michael Martin and I are single-party House of Commons representatives from Scotland. Tog…
  • Transport (Scotland) Act 2001 Chamber
    01 Jun 2005
    I will indeed.
  • Transport (Scotland) Act 2001 Chamber
    01 Jun 2005
    This is the last time that I will speak in this Parliament, at least for a while, and I am very pleased to speak in this particular debate. For me, there is a …
  • Nuclear Power Chamber
    14 Apr 2005
    I will try hard not to be political in my speech, but I believe that people who argue against the nuclear industry should have the courage to do so in communit…
  • Nuclear Power Chamber
    14 Apr 2005
    It is all very well for Chris Ballance to make such arguments in Parliament and in the leafy suburbs of Edinburgh, but why does he not show the courage of his …
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