Murray Scott

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The Honourable Murray Scott
Speaker of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly
In office August 20, 1999 –June 29, 2006

v t e Cabinet of Premier of Nova Scotia Rodney MacDonald (2006–2009)
Rodney MacDonald Michael Baker Barry Barnet Carolyn Bolivar-Getson Karen Casey Ron Chisholm Cecil Clarke Chris d'Entremont Bill Dooks Pat Dunn Ernie Fage Len Goucher Richard Hurlburt Angus MacIsaac Kerry Morash David Morse Jamie Muir Mark Parent Ron Russell Murray Scott Judy Streatch Brooke Taylor