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Malcolm Wicks

Labour Minister of State Died Wikipedia ↗
Born
1947
Hatfield
School
Elizabeth College
Overseas
University
University of North London
In office
9.2 years
Longer than 87% of ministers
OfficeOther workEducation

In government

GB
Appointed by Gordon Brown
1 post · 2007–2008
  • Minister for Energy
    Minister of State 2007/06 – 2008/10
TB
Appointed by Tony Blair
4 posts · 1999–2007
  • Minister for Energy
    Minister of State 2005/05 – 2007/06
  • Minister for Pensions
    Minister of State 2003/06 – 2005/05
  • Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, DWP
    Under-Secretary 2001/06 – 2003/06
  • Minister for Lifelong Learning
    Under-Secretary 1999/07 – 2001/06

Career

Before Parliament 8

1968–1970
Research fellow, Department of Social Administration
University of York
Teaching & academia
1970–1972
Research worker
Centre for Environmental Studies
Teaching & academia
1970–1974
Lecturer in Social Administration
Brunel University
Teaching & academia
1974–1977
Social policy analyst, Urban Deprivation Unit
Home Office
Civil service & diplomacy
1977–1978
Lecturer in Social Policy
Civil Service College
Teaching & academia
1978–1983
Research director and secretary
Study Commission on the Family
Political staff / party / think tank / SpAd
1983–1992
Director
Family Policy Studies Centre
Political staff / party / think tank / SpAd
1988–1994
Trustee
National Energy Foundation
Charity / NGO / campaigning

Date unknown 1

Undated
Role not stated
Brunel University London
Teaching & academia

Bills sponsored

2
private member's bills, 1 as lead sponsor
1
of them became law

Private member's bills 2

Taken from Parliament's own records of bills. A government bill carries the name of the minister who introduces it, so it says which brief they held, not that they wrote it. Private member's bills are the ones MPs and peers bring forward themselves, and very few become law.