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The Prime Minister of the UK which includes Scotland is the head of the government currently (09th June 2009) Gordon Brown. In addition there is a devolved Scottish Parliament with certain legislative powers not held by Westminster headed up by the First Minister currently Alec Salmond.
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What is the head of scotland's government?
The Prime MInister of Great BRitain.
What is a first minister?
A First Minister is the head of the government or executive (in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland).
Who are Scotland's rulers right now?
HM Queen Elizabeth II is the Head of state of the UK, Rt. Hon Gordon Brown MP is head of the UK government, Alex Salmond MSP, MP is First Minister of Scotland.
What is the UK head governament is called?
The Head of Government in the UK is called the Prime Minister. In Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, which have some autonomy under devolved Assemblies, the Heads of Government are called First Ministers.
Does Scotland have a monarch?
There has not been a Queen (or King) of England for over 300 years. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, which includes Scotland.
What is the role of the Secretary of State for Scotland?
The Secretary of State for Scotland is head of the Scotland Office. The primary responsibility is to liaise between the Westminster and Scottish government. Prior to devolution, the Scottish Secretary has seen most of its power transferred to the Scottish Executive.
Who is the current leader of the Scottish Government?
The first minister is Alex Salmond, who is the head of Scottish government. But Scotland is still part of the UK so it is also ruled by the british government, which is headed by Gordon Brown, also a scot.
Who is the head of state for Scotland?
The head of state for Scotland is Queen Elizabeth II.
When was Local Government Board for Scotland created?
Local Government Board for Scotland was created in 1894.
When did Local Government Board for Scotland end?
Local Government Board for Scotland ended in 1919.
Who is exisiting king of Scotland?
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Is David Cameron leader of England Scotland and Wales?
David Cameron, or any UK Prime Minister, is the head of government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. This includes England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. However, Scotland has its own government and Wales and Northern Ireland have their own assemblies. So those constituent countries have their own "leaders" while England has no devolved government.
