Nationality Scottish Role Member of Parliament Name Siobhan McMahon | Religion Roman Catholic Church Political party Labour Party Scottish Labour Party | |
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Born 4 July 1984 (age 40) ( 1984-07-04 ) Profiles | ||
Siobhan McMahon MSP Speech - Debate on Progress in Scotland's Economy
Siobhan Marie McMahon (born 4 July 1984) is a Scottish Labour Party politician who was a list Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) for the Central Scotland region 2011−2016.
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- Siobhan McMahon MSP Speech Debate on Progress in Scotlands Economy
- Siobhan McMahon MSP Speech British Sign Language Scotland Bill
- Life and career
- References
McMahon was involved in the campaign to get Johann Lamont MSP to become Scottish Labour's leader.
Siobhan McMahon MSP Speech - British Sign Language (Scotland) Bill
Life and career
McMahon graduated from Glasgow Caledonian University with a 2.1 BA Honours in Politics with History and Sociology in 2006. Controversially, McMahon worked as a paid researcher for her serving MSP father, Michael McMahon.
After the Scottish Parliament Election in 2011 Siobhan was elected as a regional list MSP and they became the first father and daughter pair to serve in the Scottish Parliament.
In the leadership elections following Scottish Labour's defeat in the 2011 Scottish Parliament election McMahon supported Johann Lamont.
In the leadership election held following Lamont's resignation, McMahon supported Jim Murphy.
She has also worked for Labour MP Jim Murphy and as part of the Labour Support Unit in the Scottish Parliament.
She is a member of the GMB trade union.