Tim Crookall

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Tim Crookall is a Member of the House of Keys (the lower house of Tynwald, the Isle of Man parliament) for Glenfaba & Peel, elected in the 2021 Manx general election.^[1] He was formerly Member of the House of Keys for Peel from 2006 to 2015 (succeeding Hazel Hannan), and Minister for Education and Children from 2012 to 2016.^[2] Since 2015, he has been a member of the upper house, the Legislative Council.

Governmental positions

Members of the House of Keys 2006–2011
Elected in the 2006 election
MHKs	Eddie Teare (Ayre, Ind) Tony Brown (Castletown, Ind) Phil Braidwood (Douglas East, Ind) Brenda Cannell (Douglas East, Ind) Bill Henderson (Douglas North, Ind) John Houghton (Douglas North, Ind) David Cretney (Douglas South, Labour) Bill Malarkey (Douglas South, Liberal) Geoff Corkish (Douglas West, Ind) John Shimmin (Douglas West, Ind) Steve Rodan (Garff, Ind) David Anderson (Glenfaba, Ind) Graham Cregeen (Malew & Santon, Ind) David Cannan (Michael, Ind) Martyn Quayle (Middle, Ind) Adrian Earnshaw (Onchan, Liberal) Peter Karran (Onchan, Liberal) David Quirk (Onchan, Ind) Tim Crookall (Peel, Ind) Allan Bell (Rasmey, Ind) Anne Craine (Rasmey, Ind) Phil Gawne (Rushen, Ind) Quintin Gill (Rushen, Ind) Juan Watterson (Rushen, Ind)
Independents (21 seats), Liberal (2 seats), Labour (1 seat)

Members of the House of Keys 2011–2016
Elected in the 2011 election
MHKs	Eddie Teare (Ayre, Ind) Richard Ronan (Castletown, Ind) Brenda Cannell (Douglas East, Ind) Chris Robertshaw (Douglas East, Ind) Bill Henderson (Douglas North, Ind) John Houghton (Douglas North, Ind) Kate Beecroft (Douglas South, Liberal) David Cretney (Douglas South, Labour) Geoff Corkish (Douglas West, Ind) John Shimmin (Douglas West, Ind) Steve Rodan (Garff, Ind) David Anderson (Glenfaba, Ind) Graham Cregeen (Malew & Santon, Ind) Alfred Cannan (Michael, Ind) Howard Quayle (Middle, Ind) Zac Hall (Onchan, Liberal) Peter Karran (Onchan, Liberal) David Quirk (Onchan, Ind) Tim Crookall (Peel, Ind) Allan Bell (Rasmey, Ind) Leonard Singer (Rasmey, Ind) Phil Gawne (Rushen, Ind) Laurence Skelly (Rushen, Ind) Juan Watterson (Rushen, Ind)
Independents (20 seats), Liberal (3 seats), Labour (1 seat)

Members of the House of Keys 2021–
Elected in the 2021 election
MHKs	Tim Glover (Arbory, Castletown & Malew, Ind) Jason Moorhouse (Arbory, Castletown & Malew, Ind) Alfred Cannan (Ayre & Michael, Ind) Tim Johnston (Ayre & Michael, Ind) Ann Corlett (Douglas Central, Ind) Christopher Thomas (Douglas Central, Ind) Clare Barber (Douglas East, Ind) Joney Faragher (Douglas East, Labour) David Ashford (Douglas North, Ind) John Wannenburgh (Douglas North, Ind) Claire Christian (Douglas South, Ind) Sarah Maltby (Douglas South, Labour) Daphne Caine (Garff, Ind) Andrew Smith (Garff, Ind) Tim Crookall (Glenfaba & Peel, Ind) Kate Lord-Brennan (Glenfaba & Peel, Ind) Stu Peters (Middle, Ind) Jane Poole-Wilson (Middle, Ind) Rob Callister (Onchan, Ind) Julie Edge (Onchan, Ind) Alex Allinson (Ramsey, Ind) Lawrie Hooper (Ramsey, LibVan) Michelle Haywood (Rushen, Ind) Juan Watterson (Rushen, Ind)
Independents (21 seats), Labour (2 seats), LibVan (1 seats)

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