Scottish Labour - Front bench

The Scottish Labour Party has 46 MSPs who were elected to Holyrood in May last year.

The party north of the border is led by Wendy Alexander. Here are details of the men and women who play key roles in the parliamentary party.

Wendy Alexander Paisley North Scottish Labour Party leader Jackie Baillie Dumbarton Parliamentary business spokeswoman Michael McMahon Hamilton North and Bellshill Chief whip Malcolm Chisholm Edinburgh North and Leith Europe, external affairs and culture Iain Gray East Lothian Party spokesman on finance Elaine Murray Dumfries Enterprise spokeswoman Lewis Macdonald Aberdeen Central Energy and tourism spokesman Andy Kerr East Kilbride Public services spokesman Des McNulty Clydebank and Milngavie Transport spokesman Rhona Brankin Midlothian Education and lifelong learning Ken MacIntosh Eastwood Labour spokesman for schools Mary Mulligan Linlithgow Children and early years spokeswoman Richard Baker North East Scotland Higher education and student support John Park Mid Scotland and Fife Labour spokesman on skills

Cathy Jamieson Carrick, Cumnock & Doon Valley Deputy party leader Margaret Curran Glasgow Baillieston Health and wellbeing spokeswoman Richard Simpson Mid Scotland and Fife Public health spokesman Johann Lamont Glasgow Pollok Communities spokeswoman Frank McAveety Glasgow Shettleston Labour spokesman for sport Pauline McNeill Glasgow Kelvin Labour's Justice spokeswoman Paul Martin Glasgow Springburn Community safety spokesman Sarah Boyack Edinburgh Central Rural affairs, environment and climate change David Stewart Highlands and Islands Labour's Environment spokesman Karen Gillon Clydesdale Rural development spokeswoman Claire Baker Mid Scotland and Fife Scottish Labour Party whip James Kelly Glasgow Rutherglen Scottish Labour Party whip David Whitton Strathkelvin and Bearsden Holyrood aide to the leader Tom McCabe Hamilton South Scottish Labour campaign director