Conservative Party Board

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Conservative Party BoardFounded| 1834

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Headquarters|

4 Matthew Parker Street, Westminster, England

United Kingdom

Key people

| Greg Hands, Board Chairman
Malik Karim, Treasurer
Stephen Philips, Secretary
Website| conservatives.com

The Conservative Party Board is the national governing body of the Conservative Party of the United Kingdom. It is responsible for operational matters such as fundraising, membership, candidates, and internal elections.[1] It is made up of members from each section of the party: voluntary, political and professional. The board meets once a month and works closely with Conservative Campaign Headquarters elected representatives and the voluntary membership mainly through a number of management sub-committees.[1]

## Members[edit]

Board[1]

Office  | Incumbent
Chairman of the Board
Chairman of the Conservative Party | Greg Hands MP
Chairman of the National Conservative Convention
Deputy Chairman of the Board  | Peter Booth
Treasurer of the Conservative Party | Malik Karim
President of the National Conservative Convention | Debbie Toon MBE
Vice President of the National Conservative Convention | Fleur Butler
Vice President of the National Conservative Convention | Andrew Colborne-Baber
Vice President of the National Conservative Convention | Gagan Mohindra MP
Senior member of the professional staff of the Party  | Alan Mabbutt OBE
Chairman of the Conservative Councillors’ Association  | Cllr Mark Hawthorne MBE
Chairman of the Scottish Conservative Party | Craig Hoy MSP
Chairman of the Welsh Conservative Party | Glyn Davies
Nominated by the Leader with endorsement by the Board  |
Appointed by the Board with approval of the Leader  |
Chairman of the Association of Conservative Peers  | Rt Hon The Lord Forsyth of Drumlean PC
Chairman of the 1922 Committee | Sir Graham Brady MP
Elected by the 1922 Committee | Richard Graham CMG MP
Elected by the 1922 Committee | David Morris MP
Elected by the 1922 Committee | Bob Blackman MP
Secretary to the Board  | Stephen Phillips

## References[edit]

1. ^ a b c "Party Structure and Organisation". conservatives.com. Retrieved 24 January 2022.

## External links[edit]

* Official Website

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History

| Organisations|

* Conservative Party Archive

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Topics|

* History of the Conservative Party
* History of conservatism in Great Britain
* Tories
* Tamworth Manifesto
* Carlton Club
* Primrose League
* Tariff Reform League
* Unionist Free Food League
* Coalition Coupon
* Carlton Club meeting
* General election manifestos
* Fourth Party
* Liberal Unionist Party
* Irish Conservative Party
* Irish Unionist Party
* Scottish Unionist Party
* National Party (1917)
* National Liberal Party

Leadership

| House of Lords
(1828–1922)|

* Wellington
* Derby
* Malmesbury
* Cairns
* Richmond
* Beaconsfield
* Salisbury
* Devonshire
* Lansdowne
* Curzon

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House of Commons
(1834–1922)|

* Peel
* Bentinck
* Granby
* vacant (1848–1849)
* Disraeli / Granby / Herries
* Disraeli
* Northcote
* Hicks Beach
* R. Churchill
* Smith
* Balfour
* Law
* A. Chamberlain

Leaders (1922–)|

* Law
* Baldwin
* N. Chamberlain
* W. Churchill
* Eden
* Macmillan
* Douglas-Home
* Heath
* Thatcher
* Major
* Hague
* Duncan Smith
* Howard
* Cameron
* May
* Johnson
* Truss
* Sunak

Chairmen (1911–)|

* Steel-Maitland
* Younger
* Jackson
* Davidson
* N. Chamberlain
* Baird
* Hacking
* Dugdale
* Assheton
* Woolton
* Poole
* Hailsham
* Butler
* Macleod / Poole
* Blakenham
* du Cann
* Barber
* Thomas
* Carrington
* Whitelaw
* Thorneycroft
* Parkinson
* Gummer
* Tebbit
* Brooke
* Baker
* Patten
* Fowler
* Hanley
* Mawhinney
* Parkinson
* Ancram
* Davis
* May
* Fox / Saatchi
* Maude
* Spelman
* Pickles
* Warsi / Feldman
* Shapps / Feldman
* Feldman
* McLoughlin
* Lewis
* Cleverly / Elliot
* Milling / Elliot
* Dowden / Elliot
* Stephenson / Elliot
* Berry
* Zahawi
* Hands

See also|

* Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party
* Maudling
* Whitelaw
* Lilley
* Ancram

Leadership elections

* 1965
* Heath
* 1975
* Thatcher
* 1989
* Thatcher re-elected
* 1990
* Major
* 1995
* Major re-elected
* 1997
* Hague
* 2001
* Duncan Smith
* 2003
* Howard
* 2005
* Cameron
* 2016
* May
* 2019
* Johnson
* July–September 2022
* Truss
* October 2022
* Sunak

Party structure

| Professional|

* Conservative Party Board
* Conservative Campaign Headquarters
* Treasurer of the Conservative Party
* Conservative Research Department

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Voluntary|

* National Conservative Convention

Parliamentary|

* 1922 Committee
* Conservative Chief Whip's Office

Conference|

* Conservative Party Conference

Subnational|

* Northern Ireland Conservatives
* Scottish Conservatives
* Welsh Conservatives
* Gibraltar Conservatives

Directly elected city mayoral authorities|

* London Conservatives

Local|

* Conservative Associations

Associated organisations

| List|

* Organisations associated with the Conservative Party

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Sectional groups|

* Conservative Women's Organisation
* Young Conservatives
* Conservatives Abroad
* LGBT+ Conservatives
* Association of Conservative Clubs

Factional groups|

* 2020 group
* Activate
* The Atlantic Bridge
* Blue Collar Conservativism
* Common Sense Group
* Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation
* Conservative Christian Fellowship
* Conservative Countryside Forum
* Conservative Disability Group
* Conservative European Forum
* Conservative Friends of America
* Conservative Friends of the Chinese
* Conservative Friends of Gibraltar
* Conservative Friends of India
* Conservative Friends of Israel
* Conservative Friends of Palestine
* Conservative Friends of Turkey
* Conservative History Group
* Conservative Humanist Association
* Conservative Mainstream
* Conservative Health
* Conservative Muslim Forum
* Conservative Education Society
* Conservative National Property Advisory Committee
* Conservative Rural Affairs Group
* Conservative Science & Technology Forum
* Conservative Trade Unionists
* Conservative Transport Group
* Conservative Way Forward
* Conservative Women National Committee
* Conservative Workers & Trade Unionists
* Conservatives 4 Cities
* Conservatives Against Fox Hunting
* Conservatives at Work
* Conservatives for International Travel
* Cornerstone Group
* COVID Recovery Group
* European Foundation
* European Research Group
* Fresh Start
* Macleod Group
* Margaret Thatcher Foundation
* Monday Club
* 92 Group
* No Campaign
* No Turning Back
* Northern Research Group
* One Nation Conservatives
* Selsdon Group
* Tory Green Initiative
* Tory Reform Group
* Renewing One Nation
* Young Britons' Foundation
* Conservative Co-operative Movement

Politicians|

* List of MPs
* 2005–2010
* 2010–2015
* London

Think tanks

* Bow Group
* Bright Blue
* Bruges Group
* Centre for Policy Studies
* Centre for Social Justice
* European Foundation
* Onward
* Policy Exchange
* Society of Conservative Lawyers

Party alliances

| Current|

* List of current alliances

* European Conservatives and Reformists Party

* International Democrat Union (European Democrat Union)

* European Conservatives Group and Democratic Alliance

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Former|

* List of former alliances

* Conservative–DUP agreement

* European People's Party (European People's Party Group)

* European Conservative Group

* European Conservatives and Reformists

* European Democrats

* Movement for European Reform

* Alliance for an Open Europe

* Ulster Conservatives and Unionists (Ulster Unionist Party)

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