Second Frontbench Team of Vince Cable

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Second Frontbench Team of Vince Cable
20172019
Date formed20 July 2017
Date dissolved22 July 2019
People and organisations
MonarchElizabeth II
LeaderVince Cable
Deputy LeaderJo Swinson
Member party
  •   Liberal Democrats
Status in legislatureOpposition
12 / 650 (2%)
History
Legislature term57th UK Parliament
Incoming formation2017 leadership election
Outgoing formation2019 leadership election
PredecessorFrontbench Team of Tim Farron
SuccessorFrontbench Team of Jo Swinson

On 20 July 2017, Sir Vince Cable became Leader of the Liberal Democrats after facing no competition. He was the oldest leader of a major UK political party since Sir Winston Churchill. Upon taking office Cable made no significant reshuffle to his Frontbench Team, so the line-up remained much as it was inherited from Tim Farron. Cable later completed his first reshuffle a few weeks after the Party's 2017 Autumn Conference.[1]

Cable previously served as Acting Leader of the Liberal Democrats following the resignation of Menzies Campbell in 2007.

Liberal Democrat Frontbench Team (2017- 2019)

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Second Frontbench Team of Vince Cable

Portfolio Holder Term
Leader of the Liberal Democrats File:Official portrait of Sir Vince Cable crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
Sir Vince Cable
MP
2017-2019
Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrats File:Official portrait of Jo Swinson crop 2.jpg Jo Swinson
MP
2017-2019
Spokesperson for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs 2017–2019
Chief Whip of the Liberal Democrats File:Official portrait of Mr Alistair Carmichael crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
Alistair Carmichael
MP
2017–2020
Spokesperson for Northern Ireland 2017–2020
Spokesperson for the Treasury File:Official portrait of Sir Vince Cable crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
Sir Vince Cable
MP
2017
File:Official portrait of Baroness Kramer crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
The Baroness Kramer
PC
2017–2019
File:Official portrait of Chuka Umunna crop 2 (cropped).jpg Chuka Umunna
MP
2019
Spokesperson for Home Affairs File:Official portrait of Sir Edward Davey crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
Sir Ed Davey
FRSA MP
2017–2019
Spokesperson for Defence File:Official portrait of Baroness Jolly crop 2, 2019.jpg The Rt Hon
The Baroness Jolly
2015–2017
File:Official portrait of Lord Campbell of Pittenweem crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
The Lord Campbell of Pittenweem
CH CBE PC QC
2017–2019
Spokesperson for Exiting the European Union File:Official portrait of Tom Brake crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
Tom Brake
MP
2017–2019
Spokesperson for International Trade 2017–2019
Shadow Leader of the House of Lords File:Official portrait of Lord Newby crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
The Lord Newby
OBE PC
2016–2025
Spokesperson for Health File:Official portrait of Norman Lamb crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
Norman Lamb
MP
2015–2017
File:Official portrait of Baroness Jolly crop 2, 2019.jpg The Rt Hon
The Baroness Jolly
2017–2019
Spokesperson for Education File:Official portrait of Layla Moran crop 2.jpg Layla Moran
MP
2017–2020
Spokesperson for Young People 2017
File:Official portrait of Lord Storey crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
The Lord Storey
CBE
2017–2019
Spokesperson for Work and Pensions File:Official portrait of Stephen Lloyd crop 2.jpg Stephen Lloyd
MP
2017–2018
File:Official portrait of Christine Jardine crop 2.jpg Christine Jardine
MP
2019
Spokesperson for Business and Industrial Strategy File:Chris Fox Bournemouth 1 (cropped).jpg The Rt Hon
The Lord Fox
2017–2019
File:Official portrait of Chuka Umunna crop 2 (cropped).jpg Chuka Umunna
MP
2019
Spokesperson for Energy and Climate Change File:Official portrait of Baroness Featherstone crop 2, 2019.jpg The Rt Hon
The Baroness Featherstone
PC
2015–2019
File:Official portrait of Wera Hobhouse MP crop 2.jpg Wera Hobhouse
MP
2019–2020
Spokesperson for Communities and Local Government 2017–2019
File:TimFarronPortrait.jpg Tim Farron
MP
2019–2022
Spokesperson for Transport File:Official portrait of Baroness Randerson crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
The Baroness Randerson
2015–2019
Spokesperson for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs File:Official portrait of Mr Alistair Carmichael crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
Alistair Carmichael
MP
2019
File:Official portrait of Baroness Parminter crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
The Baroness Parminter
2015–2017
File:TimFarronPortrait.jpg Tim Farron
MP
2017–2019
Spokesperson for the North of England 2017–2020
Spokesperson for International Development File:Official portrait of Baroness Sheehan crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
The Baroness Sheehan
2016–2019
Spokesperson for Culture, Media and Sport File:Official portrait of Christine Jardine crop 2.jpg Christine Jardine
MP
2017
File:Official portrait of Baroness Bonham-Carter of Yarnbury crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
The Baroness Bonham-Carter of Yarnbury
2017–2019
Spokesperson for Justice File:Official portrait of Lord Marks of Henley-on-Thames crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
The Lord Marks of Henley-on-Thames
QC
2015–2019
File:Official portrait of Wera Hobhouse MP crop 2.jpg Wera Hobhouse
MP
2019
Spokesperson for Scotland File:Official portrait of Jamie Stone crop 2.jpg Jamie Stone
MP
2017
File:Official portrait of Christine Jardine crop 2.jpg Christine Jardine
MP
2017–2019
File:Official portrait of Jamie Stone crop 2.jpg Jamie Stone
MP
2019–2020
Spokesperson for Wales File:Official portrait of Baroness Humphreys crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
The Baroness Humphreys
2017–2019
Chief Whip of the House of Lords File:Official portrait of Lord Stoneham of Droxford crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
The Lord Stoneham of Droxford
2016–present
Spokesperson for the Armed Forces File:Official portrait of Jamie Stone crop 2.jpg Jamie Stone
MP
2017–2022
Spokesperson for Housing File:John Shipley at Brighton 2018 (cropped).jpg The Rt Hon
The Lord Shipley
2017–2019
Spokesperson for Women File:Official portrait of Baroness Burt of Solihull crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
The Baroness Burt of Solihull
2017–2019
Spokesperson without portfolio File:Official portrait of Baroness Doocey crop 2.jpg The Rt Hon
The Baroness Doocey
2017–2019

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