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The Minister for Parliamentary Business is a member the Scottish Government whose job it is to steer government business through the Scottish Parliament. The role combines the duties of Chief Whip and Leader of the House in other national legislatures.

The current (since 2007) Minister is Bruce Crawford MSP of the Scottish National Party.

List of office holders

See also

• Act of the Scottish Parliament
• Question Time
• Scottish Executive

External links

• Minister for Parliamentary Business - Scottish Government

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