Conservative MP Scott Aitchison Announces Resignation
Conservative MP Scott Aitchison, who ran for the party’s leadership in 2022, says he will resign his seat at the end of the fall parliamentary sitting as he looks to pursue “new opportunities.” Aitchison announced his decision Sept. 30 after 30 years in public life, saying it had been the “honour of a lifetime” to serve his constituents.
Conservative MP Scott Aitchison announced his resignation effective at the end of the fall parliamentary sitting. He cited a desire to pursue “new opportunities” after 30 years in public life. Aitchison expressed hope that he made his constituents proud and highlighted his work on building consensus and improving lives.
- Conservative MP Scott Aitchison will resign his seat at the end of the fall parliamentary sitting.
- Aitchison cited pursuing “new opportunities” as his reason for leaving.
- He has served 30 years in public life and ran for party leadership in 2022.
- He thanked his constituents and expressed a commitment to passionate representation.
- His work focused on building consensus, cutting bureaucracy, and improving lives.
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