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|term_start      = 15 June 2017
 
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|predecessor      = Gerald Waterford
 
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|successor1      =
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|office2          = [[Home Secretary]]
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|office2          = Leader of the Opposition
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|primeminister2  = [[David Cameron]]
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|primeminister2  = Gerald Warterford
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|term_start2      = 12 May 2010
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|term_start2      = 12 May 2012
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|term_end2        = 13 July 2016
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|term_end2        = 15 June 2017
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|predecessor2    = [[Alan Johnson]]
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|predecessor2    = Paul James
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|successor2      = [[Amber Rudd]]
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|successor2      = Quentin Sheperd
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|office3          = [[Minister for Women and Equalities]]
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|office3          = Shadow Home Secretary
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|primeminister3  = [[David Cameron]]
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|primeminister3  = Hugh Schwartz
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|term_start3      = 12 May 2010
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|term_start3      = 4 June 2007
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|term_end3        = 4 September 2012
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|term_end3        = 12 May 2012
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|predecessor3    = [[Harriet Harman]] {{small|(Women and Equality)}}
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|predecessor3    = Maria Miller
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|successor3      = [[Maria Miller]]
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|successor3      = Thomas King
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|office4          = [[Chairman of the Conservative Party]]
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|office4          = Member of the Imperial Council
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|leader4          = [[Iain Duncan Smith]]
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|term_start4      = May 27 2002
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|term_start4      = 23 July 2002
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|term_end4        = June 15, 2017
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|term_end4        = 6 November 2003
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|office5          = Member of Parliament for the 452nd District
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|predecessor4    = [[David Davis (British politician)|David Davis]]
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|term_start5      = 15 June 2017
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|successor4      = [[Liam Fox]]<br>[[Maurice Saatchi, Baron Saatchi|The Lord Saatchi]]
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|office5          = [[Member of Parliament (United Kingdom)|Member of Parliament]]<br>for [[Maidenhead (UK Parliament constituency)|Maidenhead]]
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|term_start5      = 1 May 1997
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|office6          = [[Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions]]
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|birth_name       = Bill John Senecio
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|leader6          = [[David Cameron]]
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|birth_date      = {{birth date and age|1977|05|7|df=yes}}
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|1namedata6       = [[James Purnell]]<br>[[Yvette Cooper]]
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|party            = [[The National Party]]
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|term_start6      = 19 January 2009
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|spouse          = Katy Senecio
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|term_end6        = 11 May 2010
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|alma_mater      = University of Johnston
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|predecessor6    = [[Chris Grayling]]
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|religion          = Church of Alemonia
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|successor6      = [[Yvette Cooper]]
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|signature        =  
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|office7          = [[Shadow Minister for Women and Equalities|Shadow Minister for Women and Equality]]
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|website          =
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|leader7          = [[David Cameron]]
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|1blankname7      = Shadowing
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|1namedata7      = [[Harriet Harman]]
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|term_start7      = 2 July 2007
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|term_end7        = 11 May 2010
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|predecessor7    = [[Eleanor Laing]]
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|successor7      = [[Yvette Cooper]]
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|leader8          = [[William Hague]]
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|1blankname8      = Shadowing
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|1namedata8      = [[Margaret Jay, Baroness Jay of Paddington|The Baroness Jay of Paddington]]<br>[[Patricia Hewitt]]
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|term_start8      = 15 June 1999
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|term_end8        = 18 September 2001<br>{{small|Shadow Minister for Women}}
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|predecessor8    = [[Gillian Shephard]]
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|successor8      = [[Caroline Spelman]]
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|office9          = [[Shadow Leader of the House of Commons]]
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|leader9          = [[David Cameron]]
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|1blankname9      = Shadowing
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|1namedata9      = [[Geoff Hoon]]<br>[[Jack Straw]]<br>[[Harriet Harman]]
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|term_start9      = 6 December 2005
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|term_end9        = 19 January 2009
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|predecessor9    = [[Chris Grayling]]
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|successor9      = [[Alan Duncan]]
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|office10        = [[Shadow Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport]]
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|leader10        = [[Michael Howard]]
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|1blankname10    = Shadowing
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|1namedata10      = [[Tessa Jowell]]
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|term_start10    = 6 May 2005
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|term_end10      = 8 December 2005
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|predecessor10    = [[John Whittingdale]]
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|successor10      = [[Hugo Swire]]
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|office11        = [[Shadow Secretary of State for the Family]]
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|leader11        = [[Michael Howard]]
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|term_start11    = 15 June 2004
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|term_end11      = 8 December 2005
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|predecessor11    = Position established
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|successor11      = Position abolished
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|office12        = Shadow Secretary of State for [[Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs|Environment]] and [[Shadow Secretary of State for Transport|Transport]]
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|leader12        = [[Michael Howard]]
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|1blankname12    = Shadowing
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|1namedata12      = [[Margaret Beckett]] {{small|(Environment)}}<br>[[Alistair Darling]] {{small|(Transport)}}
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|term_start12    = 6 November 2003
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|term_end12      = 14 June 2004
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|predecessor12    = [[David Lidington]] {{small|(Environment, Food and Rural Affairs)}}<br>[[Tim Collins (politician)|Tim Collins]] {{small|(Transport)}}
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|successor12      = [[Tim Yeo]]
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|office13        = [[Shadow Secretary of State for Transport]]
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|leader13        = [[Iain Duncan Smith]]
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|1blankname13    = Shadowing
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|1namedata13      = [[Alistair Darling]]
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|term_start13    = 6 June 2002
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|term_end13      = 23 July 2002
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|predecessor13    = Herself {{small|(Transport, Local Government and the Regions)}}
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|successor13      = [[Tim Collins (politician)|Tim Collins]]
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|office14        = [[Shadow Secretary of State for Transport]], [[Shadow Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government|Local Government and the Regions]]
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|leader14        = [[Iain Duncan Smith]]
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|1blankname14    = Shadowing
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|1namedata14      = [[Stephen Byers]]<br>[[Alistair Darling]]
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|term_start14    = 18 September 2001
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|term_end14      = 6 June 2002
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|predecessor14    = [[Archie Norman (businessman)|Archie Norman]] {{small|(Environment, Transport and the Regions)}}
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|successor14      = Herself {{small|(Transport)}}<br>[[Eric Pickles]] {{small|(Local Government and the Regions)}}
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|office15        = [[Shadow Secretary of State for Education]] and [[Shadow Secretary of State for Employment|Employment]]
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|leader15        = [[William Hague]]
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|1blankname15    = Shadowing
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|1namedata15      = [[David Blunkett]]<br>[[Estelle Morris]] {{small|(Education and Skills)}}<br>[[Alistair Darling]] {{small|(Work and Pensions)}}
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|term_start15    = 15 June 1999
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|term_end15      = 18 September 2001
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|predecessor15    = [[David Willetts]]
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|successor15      = [[Damian Green]] {{small|(Education and Skills)}}<br>[[David Willetts]] {{small|(Work and Pensions)}}{{Collapsed infobox section end}}
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|birth_name      = Theresa Mary Brasier
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|birth_date      = {{birth date and age|1956|10|1|df=yes}}
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|birth_place      = [[Eastbourne]], [[Sussex]], England
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|party            = [[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative]]
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|spouse          = {{marriage|[[Philip May]]|6 September 1980}}
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|residence        = [[10 Downing Street]]
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|alma_mater      = [[St Hugh's College, Oxford]]
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|religion          = [[Church of England]]
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|signature        = Signature of Theresa May.svg
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|website          = {{URL|gov.uk/government/organisations/prime-ministers-office-10-downing-street|Government website}}<br>{{URL|tmay.co.uk|Constituency website}}
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Latest revision as of 15:06, 27 June 2017

The Right Honourable
Bill Senecio
MAE PC
BillSenecio.jpg
Prime Minister of Great Alemonia
Incumbent
Assumed office
15 June 2017
Leader The Lord Caecilius
Preceded by Gerald Waterford
Leader of the National Party
Incumbent
Assumed office
12 May 2012
Preceded by Paul James
Leader of the Opposition
In office
12 May 2012 – 15 June 2017
Prime Minister Gerald Warterford
Preceded by Paul James
Succeeded by Quentin Sheperd
Shadow Home Secretary
In office
4 June 2007 – 12 May 2012
Prime Minister Hugh Schwartz
Preceded by Maria Miller
Succeeded by Thomas King
Member of the Imperial Council
In office
May 27 2002 – June 15, 2017
Member of Parliament for the 452nd District
Incumbent
Assumed office
15 June 2017
Preceded by Jogha Lzeha
Majority 26,457 (45.5%)
Personal details
Born Bill John Senecio
(1977-05-07) 7 May 1977 (age 46)
West Keierstam, Johnston, Great Alemonia
Political party The National Party
Spouse(s) Katy Senecio
Alma mater University of Johnston
Religion Church of Alemonia
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