Summary
The Federal Board is the governing body of the Liberal Democrats. It is chaired by the party president, currently Mark Pack, and includes members of the party-at-large elected every three years in an all-member ballot, as well as representatives from the state parties, MPs, peers, MEPs, and councillors.[1] Until 2017 it was known as the Federal Executive. From November 2022, it will be re-constituted, with a Federal Council added to provide scrutiny to a smaller sized board.
Chair | Mark Pack |
|---|---|
Parent organisation | Liberal Democrats |
| Website | Federal Board |
Current membership edit
- Chair: Mark Pack
- English Party Chair: Alison Rouse
- Scottish Party Convenor: Jenni Laing
- Welsh Party Chair: Tim Sly
- Leader: Ed Davey
- Chair of FFRC and Registered Treasurer: Mike Cox
- Chair of FPDC: Claire Hudson
- Vice-chair of FPC: Jeremy Hargreaves
- Chair of FCC: Nicholas Da Costa
- Chair of FCEC: Kath Pinnock
- Chair of FASC: Helena Cole
- Vice-president: Amna Ahmad
- Councillor representative: Chris White
- Young Liberals Representative: Janey Little
Directly Elected: Following constitutional reforms ahead of the 2022 election, the number of directly elected members was reduced from 15, to 3. Following the 2022 election, Lucy Nethsinga came first out of the directly elected members, followed by Neil Fawcett and then Joyce Onstad. Following her resignation from the party, Onstad was replaced by Callum Robertson who won the recounted vote. [2]
- Lucy Nethsingha (Cambridge)
- Neil Fawcett (Oxford West & Abingdon)
- Callum Robertson (Peterborough & Fenland)
Non-voting Members
- Chief Executive: Mike Dixon