Angus MacKay (Scottish politician)

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Angus MacKay
Angus MacKay MSP.jpg
Official portrait, 1999
Minister for Finance and Local Government
In office
2 November 2000 28 November 2001
Scottish Parliament
New parliament
Member of the Scottish Parliament for Edinburgh South
19992003
Succeeded by
Political offices
Preceded byas Minister for Finance Minister for Finance and Local Government
2000–2001
Succeeded byas Minister for Finance and Public Services
New office Deputy Minister for Justice
1999–2000
Succeeded by