a uk government can remain in office for five years before they have to hold a general election.
a uk government can remain in office for five years before they have to hold a general election.
how long can a uk government remain in office before they have to hold a general election?
five years
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scotland is represented in the british house of commons by 59 mps elected from territory-based scottish constituencies. in the 2017 general election, the snp won 35 of the 59 seats. this represented a significant decline from the 2015 general election, when the snp won 56 seats. conservative, labour and liberal democrat parties also represent scottish constituencies in the house of commons. the next united kingdom general election is scheduled for 5 may 2022. the scotland office represents the uk government in scotland on reserved matters and represents scottish interests within the uk government. the scotland office is led by the secretary of state for scotland, who sits in the cabinet of the united kingdom. conservative mp david mundell has held the position since may 2015.
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