Coimisean Fèin-riaghlaidh na h-Alba

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Ballrachd

Not: Ged a tha cuid de bhuill a’ Choimisein air am mìneachadh a rèir nan dreuchdan a tha aca ann am buidhnean ainmichte, tha iad nam buill den Choimisean ann an suidheachadh pearsanta agus chan ann às leth nam buidhnean sin.

Neach-gairm:

Sir Coinneach Calman

Seannsalair Oilthigh Ghlaschu

Buill:

Cailean Boyd

a bha na Mhorair Tagraiche, ball de Thaigh nam Morairean (Làbarach)

Rani Dhir MBE

Stiùiriche Gnìomh, Com-pàirteachas Taigheadais Druim Chapall

An t-Àrd Ollamh Sir Dàibhidh Eideard

Britheamh sa Chùirt Eòrpaich (air a dhreuchd a leigeil dheth)

Murray Elder

Ball de Thaigh nam Morairean (Làbarach)

Audrey Findlay

a bha na Ceannard air Comhairle Siorrachd Obar Dheathain, Neach-gairm Pàrtaidh Libearalaich Dheamocratach na h-Alba

Jamie Lindsay

a bha na Mhinistear an Oifis na h-Alba, ball de Thaigh nam Morairean (Tòraidheach), Neach-gairm Colaiste Àiteachais na h-Alba

Iain Loughton

Neach-iomairt air cùisean òigridh a bha uair na Neach-gairm air Pàrlamaid òigridh na h-Alba

Murchadh MacIllinnein

Àrd-oifigear, Buidheann Meadhanan an Telegraph

Seonag Nic a’ Phearsain

Neach-gairm Urras Nàiseanta na h-Alba agus Comhairle Leasachaidh is Gnìomhachais na h-Alba

Iain Mac a’ Mhaoilein

Stiùiriche, CBI na h-Alba

Seumas Selkirk

a bha na Mhinistear an Oifis na h-Alba, ball de Thaigh nam Morairean (Tòraidheach)

Mona Siddiqui

Àrd-Ollamh Sgrùdaidhean Ioslamach, Oilthigh Ghlaschu

Matt Mac a’ Ghobhain

Rùnaire Albannach, UNISON

Seumas Uallas

a bha na Leas-phrìomh Mhinistear, ball de Thaigh nam Morairean (Libearalach Deamocratach)

Matt Smith

Matt Smith

Matt Smith is the Scottish Secretary of UNISON. He was appointed to this post in 1993 and prior to this appointment headed NALGO in Scotland. He is a member of UNISON’s UK Senior Management Group.

He is Treasurer and a member of the STUC’s General Council and served as STUC President in 1999/2000. In 2004 he was awarded the OBE in recognition of his contribution to trade unionism.

Matt is a member of the Employment Appeals Tribunal; a lay member of the Royal College of Physicians (Edinburgh); and an Executive Member and Honorary Fellow of the Scottish Council for Development and Industry. He sits as a Justice of the Peace in North Ayrshire and was recently appointed to the Justices of the Peace Advisory Committee for North Strathclyde. Until recently he was a member of the Ayrshire Economic Forum.

Over the years Matt has served on a number of organisations. He was a member and Vice Chair of the Broadcasting Council for Scotland. He served two terms on the Committee on Church and Nation of the Church of Scotland, and currently serves on the Scottish Churches Industrial Mission. He served on the Boards of both the Scottish Local Government Information Unit and the Centre for Scottish Public Policy. He was a member of the Scottish Advisory Committee of the Equal Opportunities Commission.

Matt was very much involved in the campaign to establish a Scottish Parliament, serving on a range of bodies in that connection. As a member of the (McIntosh) Commission on Local Government and a Scottish Parliament, he was keen to promote the wider agenda on the impact of devolution.

He served as an elected Councillor and Dean of Guild in the former Stevenston Town Council and was a Parliamentary Candidate in 1979.

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