Scottish Affairs Select Committee

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The Scottish Affairs Select Committee is a select committee of the House of Commons in the Parliament of the United Kingdom. The remit of the Committee is to examine the expenditure, administration and policy of the Scotland Office (and prior to that, the Scottish Office), and relations with the Scottish Parliament. It also looks at the administration and expenditure of the Advocate General for Scotland.^[1]

Unlike the Scottish Grand Committee, MPs from constituencies outwith Scotland can, and do, sit on the Scottish Affairs Committee.

Membership

Membership of the Committee in the current session of Parliament is as follows:

	Party	Constituency
Pete Wishart MP (Chair)	Scottish National Party	Perth & North Perthshire
David Anderson MP	Labour	Blaydon
Kirsty Blackman MP	Scottish National Party	Aberdeen North
Christopher Chope MP	Conservative	Christchurch
Jim Cunningham MP	Labour	Coventry South
Margaret Ferrier MP	Scottish National Party	Rutherglen & Hamilton West
Stephen Hepburn MP	Labour	Jarrow
Chris Law MP	Scottish National Party	Dundee West
Dr Daniel Poulter MP	Conservative	Central Suffolk & North Ipswich
John Stevenson MP	Conservative	Carlisle
Maggie Throup MP	Conservative	Erewash

Source: Scottish Affairs Committee

Changes

Occasionally, the House of Commons orders changes to be made in terms of membership of select committees, as proposed by the Committee of Selection. Such changes are shown below.

Date		Constituency	→		Constituency	Source
29 November 2010	Mark Menzies MP (Conservative)	Fylde	→	Mike Freer MP (Conservative)	Finchley and Golders Green	Hansard
29 November 2010	Julian Smith MP (Conservative)	Skipton and Ripon	→	Simon Reevell MP (Conservative)	Dewsbury	Hansard
25 October 2011	Cathy Jamieson MP (Labour)	Kilmarnock and Loudoun	→	Iain McKenzie MP (Labour)	Inverclyde	Hansard
25 October 2011	Fiona O'Donnell MP (Labour)	East Lothian	→	Graeme Morrice MP (Labour)	Livingston	Hansard
23 January 2012	Graeme Morrice MP (Labour)	Livingston	→	Pamela Nash MP (Labour)	Airdrie and Shotts	Hansard
5 November 2012	David Mowat MP (Conservative)	Warrington South	→	Michael Crockart MP (Liberal Democrat)	Edinburgh West	Hansard
28 January 2013	Fiona Bruce MP (Conservative)	Congleton	→	Eleanor Laing MP (Conservative)	Epping Forest	Hansard
28 January 2013	Iain McKenzie MP (Labour)	Inverclyde	→	Graeme Morrice MP (Labour)	Livingston	Hansard
4 February 2013	Mike Freer MP (Conservative)	Finchley and Golders Green	→	Sir James Paice MP (Conservative)	South East Cambridgeshire	Hansard

References

↑ UK Parliament - Scottish Affairs Select Committee Home Page

External links

Scottish Affairs Committee

Current Parliamentary Committees of the United Kingdom

Commons

Departmental	Business, Innovation and Skills Communities and Local Government Culture, Media and Sport Defence Education Exiting the European Union International Trade Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Foreign Affairs Health Home Affairs International Development Justice Northern Ireland Affairs Political and Constitutional Reform Science and Technology Scottish Affairs Transport Treasury Welsh Affairs Work and Pensions

Topical	Arms Export Controls Environmental Audit European Scrutiny Petitions Public Accounts Public Administration Regulatory Reform Statutory Instruments Women and Equalities

General	Panel of Chairs Public bill committee Delegated Legislation Committee European Committees Northern Ireland Grand Committee Regional Affairs Committee Scottish Grand Committee Welsh Grand Committee English Grand Committee

Internal	Administration Finance and Services Backbench Business Liaison Members' Expenses Procedure Selection Standards and Privileges Works of Art

Lords

Topical	Communications Constitution Delegated Powers and Regulatory Reform Economic Affairs European Union International Relations Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Science and Technology

Private business	Hybrid Instruments Standing Orders Internal: House Liaison Committee Privileges and Conduct Procedure Selection

Domestic	Administration and Works Information Refreshment Works of Art

Joint

Select	Consolidation, &c., Bills Joint Committee on Draft Investigatory Powers Bill Joint Committee on Draft Protection of Charities Bill Human Rights National Security Strategy Joint Committee on Palace of Westminster Statutory Instruments

Statutory

Commons	House of Commons Commission Administration Estimate Audit Members Estimate Members Estimate Audit Public Accounts Commission Speaker's Committee on the Electoral Commission Speaker's Committee for the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority

Joint	Ecclesiastical Committee Intelligence and Security

Devolution in the United Kingdom

Devolved areas

National level	Northern Ireland Scotland Wales

Regional level (in England)	Combined authorities Directly elected mayoralties Greater London Authority

Referendums¹

English mayoral referendums
- London, 1998
- 2012
North East England
- 2004
Northern Ireland
- 1998
Scotland
- 1979
- 1997
Wales
- 1979
- 1997
- 2011

Heads of devolved governments

Devolved legislatures²

Devolved administrations³

Organisations and laws of the
legislatures and governments
of the UK and the devolved areas

Commissions (UK Parliament)	Kilbrandon Commission Holtham Commission Silk Commission McKay Commission

Commissions (devolved legislatures)	National Assembly for Wales Richard Commission Holtham Commission Scottish Parliament Calman Commission Smith Commission

Devolution acts	Greater London Authority Acts 1999 2007 Northern Ireland Acts 1998 2006 Wales Acts 1998 2006 2014 2016–2017 Scotland Acts 1998 2012 2016

Select committees	Northern Ireland Affairs Scottish Affairs Welsh Affairs

Grand committees	England Northern Ireland Scottish Welsh

Departments and Territorial Offices (MOJ)	Cabinet Office - Devolution Secretariat Ministry of Justice - Devolution Directorate-General Office of the Advocate General for Scotland Northern Ireland Office Scotland Office Wales Office

Elections

Current	Agreements/Treaties Anglo-Irish Treaty Good Friday Agreement Budget Barnett formula Block grant Constitution of the United Kingdom Reserved and excepted matters West Lothian question

Proposals	Cornwall Cornish Assembly Cornish Constitutional Convention Mebyon Kernow Revived Cornish Stannary Parliament Devolved English parliament Campaign for an English Parliament Northern England Campaign for the North Yorkshire First Other parts of Southern England Wessex Regionalist Party Scotland Full fiscal autonomy

Historical	Administrations of England English Regional Assemblies, 1998-2010 Administrations of London London County Council Greater London Council Administrations of Northern Ireland 1922–72 1974 Legislatures of Northern Ireland 1922–72 1973–74 1982–86 Northern Ireland-related legislation of the UK Parliament Ireland, 1886 Ireland, 1893 Ireland, 1914 Ireland, 1920 Irish Free State, 1922 Northern Ireland, 1974 Irish Home Rule movement Prime Minister of Northern Ireland Scotland Act 1978 Scottish Office Sunningdale Agreement Wales Act 1978 Welsh Office

1. Rejected referendums are italicised. The others were fully or partially approved.
2. There is no law-making body for any regionally devolved area.
3. Administrations of regionally devolved areas are omitted.

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Scottish Affairs Select Committee

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