The Scottish and Scotland Offices

'The conflict that will determine Scotland's future is the antipathy between the Nationalists and Labour, between those whose model of sovereignty is the Scottish people and those whose loyalty lies with the Crown and Westminster.' Parcel of Rogues, Channel 4 Television, April 1998.

The Scottish Office, 19 th June 1970 - 4 th March 1974

Conservative Government under Rt Hon Edward Heath
Date	Secretary of State	Minister of State	PUSS
19 June 1970 New administration	Rt Hon Gordon Campbell MP, later Lord Campbell of Croy	Priscilla Jean Fortescue Buchan, Baroness Tweedsmuir of Belhevie	Alick Buchanan-Smith MP
			Edward Taylor MP
			Hon George Younger MP, later Lord Younger of Prestwick KT and 4 th Viscount Younger of Leckie KT
Date	Secretary of State	Minister of State	PUSS
28 July 1971 After resignation of Teddy Taylor over EEC entry	Rt Hon Gordon Campbell MP, later Lord Campbell of Croy	Priscilla Jean Fortescue Buchan, Baroness Tweedsmuir of Belhevie	Alick Buchanan-Smith MP
			Hector Monro MP, later Lord Monro of Langholm
			Hon George Younger MP, later Lord Younger of Prestwick KT and 4 th Viscount Younger of Leckie KT
Date	Secretary of State	Minister of State	PUSS
24 March 1972 After appointment of Baroness Tweedsmuir as Minister of State at the Foreign & Commonwealth Office	Rt Hon Gordon Campbell MP, later Lord Campbell of Croy	Henry Alexander Hepburne-Scott, 10 th Lord Polwarth	Alick Buchanan-Smith MP
			Hector Monro MP, later Lord Monro of Langholm
			Hon George Younger MP, later Lord Younger of Prestwick KT and 4 th Viscount Younger of Leckie KT
Date	Secretary of State	Minister of State	PUSS
8 January 1974 After appointment of George Younger as Minister of State for Defence	Rt Hon Gordon Campbell MP, later Lord Campbell of Croy	Henry Alexander Hepburne-Scott, 10 th Lord Polwarth	Alick Buchanan-Smith MP
			Hector Monro MP, later Lord Monro of Langholm
			Edward Taylor MP