Difference between revisions of "Backbencher"

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'''Backbenchers''' are Members of Parliament in the United Kingdom who do not hold offices in the government or the shadow government and as a result sit behind the front benches. MPs holding offices are called frontbenchers.
 
'''Backbenchers''' are Members of Parliament in the United Kingdom who do not hold offices in the government or the shadow government and as a result sit behind the front benches. MPs holding offices are called frontbenchers.
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[[Category:British Politics]]

Revision as of 03:22, March 28, 2008

Backbenchers are Members of Parliament in the United Kingdom who do not hold offices in the government or the shadow government and as a result sit behind the front benches. MPs holding offices are called frontbenchers.