Conservative government of John Major

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The Conservative government of John Major was the UK administration from 1990 to 1997 that oversaw economic recovery after the early-1990s recession, internal party divisions over Europe, and the lead-up to the 1997 Labour landslide.

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instanceOf British ministry
UK government
cameToPowerFollowing 1990 Conservative Party leadership election NERFINISHED
chancellorOfTheExchequer John Major NERFINISHED
Kenneth Clarke NERFINISHED
Norman Lamont NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
defenceSecretary Malcolm Rifkind NERFINISHED
Michael Portillo NERFINISHED
Tom King NERFINISHED
electoralOutcome 1992 Conservative general election victory
1997 Labour landslide defeat for Conservatives
endTime 1997-05-02
followedBy First Blair ministry NERFINISHED
foreignSecretary Douglas Hurd NERFINISHED
Malcolm Rifkind NERFINISHED
headOfGovernment John Major NERFINISHED
homeSecretary Kenneth Baker NERFINISHED
Kenneth Clarke NERFINISHED
Michael Howard NERFINISHED
ideology conservatism
internalConflict Conservative Party divisions over Europe
introducedPolicy National Lottery (UK) NERFINISHED
Private Finance Initiative NERFINISHED
council tax
legislativeTerm 50th Parliament of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
51st Parliament of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
52nd Parliament of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
legislature Parliament of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
lostPowerIn 1997 United Kingdom general election NERFINISHED
majorEvent Black Wednesday NERFINISHED
Bosnian War involvement
Gulf War NERFINISHED
Maastricht Treaty ratification in the United Kingdom
Northern Ireland peace process NERFINISHED
United Kingdom withdrawal from the Exchange Rate Mechanism NERFINISHED
early 1990s recession in the United Kingdom
monarch Elizabeth II NERFINISHED
policyFocus European integration negotiations
economic recovery
privatisation
public spending restraint
politicalParty Conservative Party (UK) NERFINISHED
position centre-right
precededBy Conservative government of Margaret Thatcher NERFINISHED
primeMinister John Major NERFINISHED
scandal cash-for-questions affair
sleaze controversies
signed Maastricht Treaty NERFINISHED
startTime 1990-11-28

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Criminal Appeal Act 1995 enactedBy Conservative government of John Major
Incapacity Benefit introducedBy Conservative government of John Major
Francis Maude servedInGovernmentOf Conservative government of John Major
this entity surface form: Government of John Major