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GARNIER, Edward QC

Member for Harborough since 1992. Committees: Joint Secretary, Conservative Backbench Foreign Affairs Committee 1992-94; Member, Select Committee on Home Affairs 1992-94; Joint Chair, All-Party Knitwear Group 1992-94; Member, Franco-British Group; Member, British-China and Hong Kong Group; Vice-Chair, Conservative Foreign Affairs Forum; Treasurer, British-Netherlands Group; Member, British-Gibralter Group. Political career: Shadow Attorney-General since 1999; Frontbench Spokesman, Lord Chancellor's Department 1997-99; Parliamentary Private Secretary to Attorney General and Solicitor General 1995-97; Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Rt Hon Roger Freeman MP, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1996-97; PPS to Alistair Goodlad MP and David Davis, Ministers of State, Foreign and Commonwealth Office 1994-95. Special political interests: Foreign affairs, defence, agriculture, education, law. Profession/Trade: Barrister. Title/Honours/Decorations: QC 1995. Education: Wellington College, Berkshire; Jesus College, Oxford, BA, MA; College of Law, London, called to the Bar (Middle Temple). Affiliations: Visiting Parliamentary Fellow, St Antony's College, Oxford 1996-97; Member, Court of Leicester University; Member, Leicestershire and Rutland County Landowners' Association; Member, ELA Legal and Parliamentary Sub-Committee; Director, Great Britain-China Centre, London. Contributor to: Facing the Future (1993); Bearing the Standard (1991); Halsbury's Laws of England (1985). Hobbies: Cricket, shooting, skiing.
b. 26 October 1952, Germany. Married with three children.

Constituency: Harborough
 

2005

 

 

 

2001

 

CON HOLD

Votes

%

+/- %

Votes

%

Conservative

20,536

42.9

-1.8

20,748

44.7

Lib Dem

16,644

34.7

1.4

15,496

33.4

Labour

9,222

19.2

-0.7

9,271

20.0

UKIP

1,520

3.2

1.2

912

2.0

Majority

3,892

8.1

-

5,252

11.3

Turnout

47,922

64.3

1.0

46,427

63.3

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