Frontbench Team of Vince Cable
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The list that follows is the Lib Dem Frontbench Team/Shadow Cabinet led by Vince Cable, who was acting leader between 15 October and 18 December 2007, following the resignation of Menzies Campbell and the election of Nick Clegg.
- Lib Dem Acting Leader, Treasury – Vincent Cable
- Foreign Affairs – Michael Moore
- Health – Norman Lamb
- Home Affairs – Nick Clegg
- Defence – Nick Harvey
- Environment – Chris Huhne
- Transport – Susan Kramer
- Office of the Leader of the House of Commons and Party President – Simon Hughes
- Justice – David Heath
- Innovation, Universities and Skills – Sarah Teather
- Culture, Media and Sport – Don Foster
- Communities and Local Government – Andrew Stunell
- Housing – Paul Holmes
- Work and Pensions – Danny Alexander
- Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform – Lembit Öpik
- International Development – Lynne Featherstone
- Northern Ireland and Scotland – Alistair Carmichael
- Wales – Roger Williams
- Cabinet Office and Duchy of Lancaster – Norman Baker
- Office of the Chief Secretary to the Treasury – Julia Goldsworthy
- Chief Whip – Paul Burstow
- Chair of Campaigns and Communications – Edward Davey
- Chair of the Manifesto Group – Steve Webb
- Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Leader – vacant
- Chair of the Parliamentary Party – Lorely Burt
- Leader of the Party in the House of Lords – Thomas McNally
- Office of the Attorney General – Martin Thomas
- Office of the Solicitor General – David Howarth
Other Liberal Democrat Spokespeople (4 July 2007 – present)
- Treasury – Colin Breed
- Foreign Affairs – Mark Hunter
- Home Affairs – Jeremy Browne, Tim Farron
- DEFRA Team – Martin Horwood (Environment), Roger Williams (Rural Affairs)
- Health – John Pugh, Sandra Gidley
- House of Commons – Sir Robert Smith
- Transport – John Leech
- Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform – Lorely Burt
- Women and Equality – Jo Swinson
- Defence – Bob Russell, Willie Rennie
- Work and Pensions – Paul Rowen
- Northern Ireland and Scotland – Alan Reid
- International Development – John Barrett
- Wales – Mark Williams
- Communities and Local Government – Jo Swinson, Tom Brake
- Culture, Media and Sport – Tom Brake, Dan Rogerson (Arts, Culture and Heritage), Richard Younger-Ross
- Children, Schools and Families – Annette Brooke
- Schools – Greg Mulholland
- Innovation, Universities and Skills – Evan Harris
- Deputy Whips – Adrian Sanders, Jenny Willott
- Chair of the Parliamentary Party – Paul Holmes
- London and the Olympics – Tom Brake
- Leader's Parliamentary Private Secretary – Tim Farron
Liberal Democrats House of Lords Frontbench Team
Liberal Democrat peers are also organised into teams broadly corresponding to the areas of Government departments.
- Leader in the House of Lords – Thomas McNally
- Deputy Leaders in the House of Lords – Navnit Dholakia and William Wallace
- Chief Whip in the House of Lords – David Shutt
- Home Affairs – Navnit Dholakia
- Health – Elizabeth Barker
- Foreign Affairs – William Wallace
- Europe – Hugh Dykes
- Defence – vacant
- Environment, Food & Rural Affairs – Susan Miller
- Northern Ireland – Lord Smith of Clifton
- Trade and Industry – Tim Razzall
- Transport – Bill Bradshaw
- International Development – Baroness Northover and Lord Roberts of Llandudno
- Culture, Media & Sport – Timothy Clement-Jones and Jane Bonham-Carter
- Shadow Lord Chancellor – William Goodhart
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