James Brokenshire

James Brokenshire 	James Brokenshire
 	
25th Imperial Chancellor of Falleentium 	25th Imperial Chancellor of Falleentium
In Office:1 October, 582AER - 1 March, 584AER 	In Office:1 October, 582AER - 1 March, 584AER
Deputy Chancellor 	Ruth Davidson
Predecessor 	Willy Brandt
Successor 	Sheldon Whitehouse
Party LeaderCoalition of Conservative Unionists 	Party LeaderCoalition of Conservative Unionists
Assumed Office:11 July, 575AER 	Assumed Office:11 July, 575AER
Deputy Leader 	Keir Starmer
Predecessor 	Herman Van Rompuy
Successor 	
Member of Parliamentfor Old Bexley and Sidcup 	Member of Parliamentfor Old Bexley and Sidcup
Assumed Office:9th April, 571AER 	Assumed Office:9th April, 571AER
Predecessor 	Johnathan Brenderhill
Successor 	
First Deputy Chief SpokesmanConservative and Reform Party	First Deputy Chief SpokesmanConservative and Reform Party
Assumed Office:1st July, 569AER - 11 July, 575AER 	Assumed Office:1st July, 569AER - 11 July, 575AER
Chief 	Sarah Palin
Predecessor 	Position Established
Successor 	Jon Ashworth
Personal information 	Personal information
Alma mater 	University College Drosst
Political Party 	Coalition of ConservativeUnionists
Religion 	Faith of the Four
James Peter Brokenshire is a Falleentium politician, member of parliament and former commentator and journalist. Serving under the Coalition of Conservative Unionists as their Leader and former Deputy Spokesman and Member of Parliament for Old Bexley and Sidcup.
Born in Islev, Tapanuo, Brokenshire studied law at the University College Drosst before beginning work with a large international law firm. Deciding on a career in politics, he stood successfully as the Conservative (& Referm) candidate for the parliamentary constituency of Old Bexley and Sidcup in the 571AER general election.
Brokenshire was born on 7 January 523AER, in the town of Islev, Tapanuo. He was educated at Davenant Foundation Grammar School in Sidcup and then at the Ponery Centre for College Studies. He went on to gain a degree in law at the University College Drosst. Brokenshire subsequently worked as a partner at international law firm Jones Day. In this position, he advised companies, businesses, and financial institutions on company law, mergers, acquisitions, and corporate finance transactions.
Brokenshire married Cathrine Anne Mamelok in 553AER. They have two daughters and a son. He has expressed support for many charities and works as a volunteer at a big charity, Save The Children.
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