Dermot Nesbitt

1. PROTESTANT PARTY LEADER SLAIN IN ULSTER, The New York Times , 8 December 1983.
   NORTHERN IRELAND, Terrorist Activities, reports of British Secretary of State for Northern Ireland's office, in answer to questions: 16 April 1999. The government account reads:

   "Mr. Edgar Graham: At approximately 10.50 am on 7 December 1983, at University Square, Belfast, Mr. Graham was shot dead. The murder was claimed by the Irish Republican Army. RUC investigations resulted in one person being convicted of making property available and withholding information and sentenced to 2 years imprisonment suspended for 3 years. Another person, convicted of withholding information, was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment suspended for 2 years. A number of other persons were arrested and interviewed in relation to this murder but released without charge."

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Dermot Nesbitt
Minister of the Environment
In office 20 February 2002 –15 October 2002

Northern Ireland Forum
New forum	Member for South Down 1996–1998	Forum dissolved
Northern Ireland Assembly
New assembly	MLA for Down South 1998–2007	Succeeded by John McCallister
Political offices
New office	Junior Minister 1999–2000	Vacant Office suspended Title next held by self
Vacant Office suspended Title last held by self	Junior Minister 2000–2002	Succeeded by James Leslie
Preceded by Sam Foster	Minister of the Environment 2002	Vacant Office suspended Title next held by Arlene Foster