Jeane Freeman

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Jeane Freeman
OBE
Jeane Freeman 2018.jpg
Freeman in 2018
Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport
In office
26 June 2018 –20 May 2021
By date first representing
the Scottish National Party
in the Scottish Parliament
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