Tricia Marwick MSP
Member of the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body
Incumbent
Assumed office  17 May 2007
First Minister	Alex Salmond
Member of the Scottish Parliament for Central Fife
Incumbent
Assumed office  3 May 2007
Preceded by	Christine May
Majority	1,166 (4.3%)
Born	5 November 1953 (1953-11-05) (age 55) Cowdenbeath, Scotland
Political party	Scottish National Party

Tricia Marwick (born November 5, 1953) is the Scottish National Party Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) for Central Fife.

She was born in Cowdenbeath¹ and brought up in Fife. She has been MSP for Mid Scotland and Fife since 1999 and contested Central Fife in the 2003, although she narrowly failed to win that particular seat and was re-elected to serve Mid Scotland and Fife through the Additional Members System. She contested Central Fife again in 2007 and Marwick was elected after defeating the incumbent, Christine May with a majority of 1,166.

She is the vice convener of the SNP Parliamentary Group and as such is a member of the Party's National Executive Committee. She was appointed front bench spokesperson on housing in 2005. She was previously the convener of the Scottish Parliament’s Standards Committee. She was appointed as the SNP's representative on the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body after the 2007 election.

She previously worked as Public Affairs Officer for Shelter Scotland, a charity for homeless people.

References

External links

• Tricia Marwick MSP Scottish Parliament webpage
• Tricia Marwick MSP Biography at SNP website
• triciamarwick.com

Scottish Parliament
Preceded by Christine May	Member of the Scottish Parliament for Fife Central 2007 – present	Incumbent

v • d • e      Members of the Scottish Parliament in the Mid Scotland and Fife region Elected in the 2007 election SNP (6 seats), Labour (5 seats), Conservative (3 seats), Lib Dems (2 seats) Constituency MSPs Helen Eadie (Lab, Dunfermline East) • Jim Tolson (Lib Dem, Dunfermline West) • Tricia Marwick (SNP, Fife Central) • Iain Smith (Lib Dem, Fife North East) • Marilyn Livingstone (Lab, Kirkcaldy) • John Swinney (SNP, North Tayside) • Keith Brown (SNP, Ochil) • Roseanna Cunningham (SNP, Perth) • Bruce Crawford (SNP, Stirling) Additional Members Claire Baker (Lab) • Ted Brocklebank (Con) • Murdo Fraser (Con) • Chris Harvie (SNP) • John Park (Lab) • Richard Simpson (Lab) • Elizabeth Smith (Lab)

v • d • e Scottish National Party MSPs Elected in the 2007 election Brian Adam · Bashir Ahmad · Alasdair Allan · Keith Brown · Aileen Campbell · Willie Coffey · Angela Constance · Bruce Crawford · Roseanna Cunningham · Nigel Don · Bob Doris  · Fergus Ewing · Linda Fabiani · Joe Fitzpatrick · Kenneth Gibson · Rob Gibson · Christine Grahame · Chris Harvie · Jamie Hepburn · Fiona Hyslop · Adam Ingram · Bill Kidd · Richard Lochhead · Kenny MacAskill · Tricia Marwick · Jim Mather · Michael Matheson · Stewart Maxwell · Ian McKee · Christina McKelvie · Stuart McMillan · Alasdair Morgan · Alex Neil  · Gil Paterson · Shona Robison · Michael Russell · Alex Salmond · Shirley-Anne Somerville · Stewart Stevenson · Nicola Sturgeon · John Swinney · David Thompson · Maureen Watt · Andrew Welsh · Sandra White · Bill Wilson · John Wilson

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