In which office was Douglas appointed in 2004?
Minister of State for Trade
Minister of State for the Cabinet Office
Secretary of State for Scotland
Secretary of State for Transport
Answer
In 2004, Douglas was appointed as the Minister of State for Trade. This is a position within the British government that is responsible for overseeing the country's trade policy. The minister is also responsible for working with other government departments and agencies to ensure that the UK's trade policy is aligned with its overall economic strategy. The minister is also responsible for representing the UK in international trade negotiations.
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