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*''The Quango Explosion: Public Bodies and Ministerial Patronage'' by Philip Holland and Michael Fallon, 1978, Conservative Political Centre ISBN 0-85070-621-1 | *''The Quango Explosion: Public Bodies and Ministerial Patronage'' by Philip Holland and Michael Fallon, 1978, Conservative Political Centre ISBN 0-85070-621-1 | ||
*''Sovereign Members'' by Michael Fallon, 1982 | *''Sovereign Members'' by Michael Fallon, 1982 | ||
| − | *''The Rise of the Euroquango'' by Michael Fallon, 1982, Adam Smith Institute ISBN 0-906517-22-2 | + | *''The Rise of the Euroquango'' by Michael Fallon, 1982, [[Adam Smith Institute]] ISBN 0-906517-22-2 |
| − | *''Brighter Schools: Attracting Private Investment into State Schools'' by Michael Fallon, 1993, Social Market Foundation ISBN 1-874097-15-1 | + | *''Brighter Schools: Attracting Private Investment into State Schools'' by Michael Fallon, 1993, [[Social Market Foundation]] ISBN 1-874097-15-1 |
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Revision as of 14:32, 17 May 2012
Michael Fallon is the Member of Parliament for Sevenoaks and Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party since September 2010.
Background
- Fallon is a graduate of St Andrews University (MA Honours) and began his political career as MP for Darlington from 1983-1992. He was Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Rt.Hon. Cecil Parkinson, Secretary of State for Energy from 1987 to 1988 when he became a Government Whip. In 1990 he joined Margaret Thatcher's Government as Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Education (Schools Minister), and continued to serve under John Major.
- Between 1992 and 1997 he developed his business career as a director of three companies founded by Dragons Den star Duncan Bannatyne before returning to Parliament in 1997. He served as a shadow Treasury Minister under William Hague before joining the Treasury Select Committee of which he was deputy chairman from 2001 until 2010. [1]
Affiliations
Publications
Publications
- The Quango Explosion: Public Bodies and Ministerial Patronage by Philip Holland and Michael Fallon, 1978, Conservative Political Centre ISBN 0-85070-621-1
- Sovereign Members by Michael Fallon, 1982
- The Rise of the Euroquango by Michael Fallon, 1982, Adam Smith Institute ISBN 0-906517-22-2
- Brighter Schools: Attracting Private Investment into State Schools by Michael Fallon, 1993, Social Market Foundation ISBN 1-874097-15-1
Contact
- Address:Sevenoaks Conservatives, Becket House, Vestry Road, Sevenoaks, TN14 5EL
- Email: office@sevenoakstory.org.uk /
- Website: http://www.sevenoaksconservatives.org
Notes
- ↑ Michael Fallon, MP, Conservatives.com, accessed 15 May 2012
