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Baroness Warsi

Conservative Minister of State Cabinet Peer Wikipedia ↗
Born
1971
Dewsbury
School
Birkdale High School
State non-selective
University
University of Leeds
In office
4.2 years
Longer than 57% of ministers
OfficeOther workEducation

In government

DC
Appointed by David Cameron
3 posts · 2010–2014
  • Senior Minister of State, FCO
    Minister of State 2012/09 – 2014/08
  • Minister for Faith and Communities
    Minister of State 2012/09 – 2014/08
  • Minister without Portfolio
    Cabinet Minister of State 2010/05 – 2012/09

Career

Before Parliament 3

1996–2004
solicitor
Crown Prosecution Service
Law (barrister, solicitor)
Undated
solicitor
Whitfield Hallam Goodall Solicitors
Law (barrister, solicitor)
Undated
solicitor (own practice)
Law (barrister, solicitor)unverified

After office 6

2016–
Pro Vice-Chancellor
University of Bolton
Teaching & academia
2017–
Pro Vice Chancellor
Bolton University
Teaching & academia
2017–
Adviser
Shire Bed Company
Company management / entrepreneur
2017–
Adviser
Rupert's Recipes
Company management / entrepreneur
2017–
Speaker
Specialist Speakers
Journalism, media & PR
Undated
founder
Baroness Warsi Foundation
Charity / NGO / campaigningunverified

Voting record

405
votes since 2016
47
rebellions on whipped votes (11.8%)
0
rebellions as a minister, from 0 votes
7
free votes, with no party line
Baroness Warsi11.8%
Typical Conservative0.3%
Votes by year
As ministerNot a ministerRebellions
Votes by topic
VotesRebellions

Free votes their own view

Votes against their party latest 15

Commons and Lords votes since 2016. Topics are assigned from division titles by keyword rules.

Interests and jobs after office

Declared jobs after office 5

2017-07-19
Pro Vice Chancellor
Bolton University
2017-07-19
Adviser
Shire Bed Company
2017-07-19
Adviser
Rupert's Recipes
2017-07-19
Speaker
Specialist Speakers
2017-07-19
Adviser to M&C Saatchi World Services
(see letter)