Donald Dewar

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Donald Dewar was a Scottish Labour politician widely regarded as the architect of Scottish devolution and the inaugural head of the modern Scottish Government.

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Donald Dewar canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Labour Party politician
Scottish politician
human
causeOfFame first First Minister of Scotland
leadership in devolution campaign
countryOfCitizenship Scotland
United Kingdom
educatedAt Glasgow Academy
University of Glasgow
familyName Dewar
fieldOfWork constitutional reform
politics
givenName Donald
hasHonorificTitle MP
MSP
QC
The Right Honourable
ideology Labourism
knownAs Father of the Nation (Scotland)
architect of Scottish devolution
languageSpoken English
memberOf Labour Party (UK)
nativeLanguage English
notableFor Scottish devolution
being the inaugural head of the modern Scottish Government
establishment of the Scottish Parliament
occupation politician
solicitor
partOf Scottish Government
UK government
surface form: UK Government
politicalAlignment social democracy
unionism
positionHeld First Minister of Scotland
Leader of the Scottish Labour Party
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Member of the Scottish Parliament
Secretary of State for Scotland
religion Presbyterian
surface form: Presbyterianism
residence Bute House
surface form: Bute House, Edinburgh

Glasgow
sexOrGender male
significantEvent led the first Scottish Executive
oversaw creation of the Scottish Parliament
workLocation Edinburgh
Glasgow

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Scottish devolution referendum 1997 secretaryOfStateForScotlandAtTime Donald Dewar
subject surface form: Scottish devolution referendum, 1997
Dewar usedBy Donald Dewar