Geoffrey Boot

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Geoffrey Boot
Baron of Waughton MHK
Minister for Environment, Food and Agriculture
In office
4 October 2016 12 August 2021
Baronage of Scotland
Preceded by
his father
Baron of Waughton
1998-present
Succeeded by
heir unknown