Conservative Front Bench
The front bench formulates the party's policy on issues devolved to the Scottish Parliament.
| Member of the Scottish Parliament | Constituency or Region | First elected | Current Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ruth Davidson | Glasgow | 2011 | Leader of the Scottish Conservative Party |
| Jackson Carlaw | West Scotland | 2003 | Deputy Leader and Health & Wellbeing Spokesman |
| David McLetchie | Lothians | 1999 | Justice Spokesman |
| Alex Fergusson | Galloway & West Dumfries | 2003 | Rural Affairs and the Environment Spokesman |
| Annabel Goldie | West Scotland | 1999 | Culture and Communities Spokesperspon |
| John Lamont | Ettrick, Roxburgh & Berwickshire | 2007 | Chief Whip |
| Liz Smith | Mid Scotland & Fife | 2007 | Education and Lifelong Learning Spokesman |
| Gavin Brown | Lothian | 2007 | Finance, Employment and Sustainable Growth Spokesman |
| Mary Scanlon | Highlands & Islands | 1999 | Energy, Enterprise and Tourism Spokesman |
| Murdo Fraser | Mid Scotland & Fife | 2001 | Backbench MSP |
| Jamie McGrigor | Highlands & Islands | 1999 | Environment and Climate Change Spokesman |
| Alex Johnstone | North East Scotland | 1999 | Infrastructure, Capital Investment, Transport and Housing Spokesman |
| Nanette Milne | North East Scotland | 2003 | Public Health, Sport and Commonwealth Games Spokesman |
| John Scott | Ayr | 2000 | Backbench MSP |
| Margaret Mitchell | Central Scotland | 2003 | Local Government and Planning Spokesperson |
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