Jackie Baillie
Facts
14 properties- Instance of
- human
- Date of birth
- January 15, 1964
- Place of birth
- Hong Kong
- Country of citizenship
- United Kingdom[4]
- Occupation
- politician
- Position held
- Member of the 1st Scottish Parliament (1999–2003), Member of the 2nd Scottish Parliament (2003–2007), Member of the 3rd Scottish Parliament (2007–2011), Member of the 4th Scottish Parliament (2011–2016), Member of the 5th Scottish Parliament (2016–2021), Minister for Social Justice (2000–2001), Leader of the Opposition (Scotland) (2014–2014), Member of the 6th Scottish Parliament (2021–2026), Member of the 7th Scottish Parliament (2026–present)[5][6]
- Educated at
- University of Glasgow, University of Strathclyde[7][8]
- Member of political party
- Scottish Labour Party, Labour Party[10][11]
- Candidacy in election
- 2021 Scottish Parliament general election, 2026 Scottish Parliament general election[15][16]
- Image (Wikimedia Commons)
- Jackie Baillie 2018.png ↗
- BBC News topic ID
- cr2pv1y4583t
- BBC Things ID
- d6589cc0-0521-4d2d-859c-eb3bdaf79c01
- Democracy Club candidate ID
- 7491
- Freebase ID
- /m/054lvm
- JRC Names ID
- 590151
- OpenSanctions ID
- Jackie Baillie
- Parliament.scot member ID
- jackie-baillie
- Prabook ID
- 2374901
- TheyWorkForYou ID
- 13949
- Who's Who UK ID
- U6171
- X (Twitter) username
- jackiebmsp (2012–present)
Candidacy in election 2
Educated at 2
Member of political party 2
Country of citizenship 1
Instance of 1
Languages spoken, written or signed 1
Occupation 1
OpenSanctions ID 1
Place of birth 1
Sex or gender 1
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Summary
Jackie Baillie was born on January 15, 1964[1], in Hong Kong[2]. She has worked as a politician[3].
FAQs
Where was Jackie Baillie born?
Jackie Baillie was born in Hong Kong[2].
What did Jackie Baillie do for work?
Jackie Baillie worked as a politician[3].
Where did Jackie Baillie go to school?
Jackie Baillie was educated at University of Glasgow[7] and University of Strathclyde[8].
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evidence “Scottish Labour deputy leader Dame Jackie Baillie accused the Government of often operating “under a cloak of secrecy”.” stourbridgenews.co.uk · read source
evidence “Jackie Baillie, Labour deputy leader and MSP for Dumbarton, said:” kentonline.co.uk · read source
evidence “Jackie Baillie, Scottish Labour deputy leader, said:” dailyrecord.co.uk · read source
evidence “This week, Dame Jackie Baillie, the acting leader of Scottish Labour, warned the NHS was “fighting for survival”.” heraldscotland.com · read source
evidence “Jackie Baillie, Labour deputy leader and MSP for Dumbarton, said:” kentonline.co.uk · read source