Difference between revisions of "Backbencher"

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'''Backbenchers''' are Members of Parliament in the United Kingdom who do not hold offices in the government or the shadow government and as a result sit behind the front benches. MPs holding offices are called frontbenchers.
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'''Backbenchers''' are Members of [[Parliament]] in the [[United Kingdom]] who do not hold offices in the government or the shadow government and as a result sit behind the front benches. MPs holding offices are called frontbenchers.
  
 
[[Category:British Politics]]
 
[[Category:British Politics]]

Latest revision as of 17:11, April 9, 2008

Backbenchers are Members of Parliament in the United Kingdom who do not hold offices in the government or the shadow government and as a result sit behind the front benches. MPs holding offices are called frontbenchers.