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they work like organise meetings, debate stuff, organize money and things like that
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How many MSPs are in each party?
there are 17 msps in each party.
What party in the Scottish Parliament has 47 MSPs?
The Scottish National Party has 47 MSPs.
How many msps are in the scottish conservative and unionist party?
There are 15 MSPs in that party as of July 2014.
How many regional msps are there?
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What are the two types of MSP?
There are 73 elected constituency MSPs (to represent a constituency) and 56 additional MSPs (to represent Scottish regions).
How many women msps are there in the scottish parliament?
45 of 129 MSP's are women. Shocking!
How many labor MSP's are there?
The number of labor MSPs can vary depending on the country or region. In the UK Parliament, there are around 24 labor MSPs representing the Scottish Labour Party in the Scottish Parliament. However, this number can change due to elections or other political events.
How many Scottish MPs are there?
There are 129 MSPs (and therefore seats) in the Scottish Parliament
Are Westminster MPs also Scottish MPs?
No. Only MPs from Scotland are Scottish MPs. There are MPs in Westminster from Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland. There are also MSPs, which are Members of the Scottish Parliament. They are different to the Scottish MPs. MPs attend Westminster in London. MSPs attend the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh.
How many mps represent Scotland?
There are currently six Scottish MEPs:Ian HudghtonStruan StevensonAlyn SmithGeorge LyonCatherine StihlerDavid MartinMore information, including contact details, can be found in related links.
Does Scotland have a Parliamentary democracy?
Yes. Scotland elects MPs to the Westminster Parliament, which serves the whole of the United Kingdom, and MSPs to the Holyrood Parliament, which legislates for devolved issues.
How can msps represent their constituents?
They can respond to e-mails, talk to them and find out their concerns and then raise said concerns in the parliament chamber. They argue on behalf of their constituents. So.. yeah. You're welcome ;)
