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For the martial artist, see Chris Lytle.
Chris Lyttle MLA Member of the Northern Ireland Assembly
for Belfast EastIncumbent Assumed office
5 July 2010Preceded by Naomi Long Personal details Born 1981 (age 29–30) Political party Alliance Party Alma mater Queen's University Belfast Chris Lyttle (born 1981[1]) is a politician in Northern Ireland.
Born in East Belfast, Lyttle studied at Queen's University Belfast and Harvard University before working as the Research Assistant for Naomi Long of the Alliance Party of Northern Ireland. In July 2010, he was appointed as Long's replacement on the Northern Ireland Assembly, where he represents Belfast East.[1]
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Northern Ireland Assembly Preceded by
Naomi LongMLA for Belfast East
2010–presentIncumbent Alliance Party of Northern Ireland Leadership Leaders Oliver Napier and Bob Cooper (1970-1972) · Phelim O'Neill (1972, acting) · Oliver Napier (1973-1984) · John Cushnahan (1984-1987) · John Alderdice (1987-1998) · Séan Neeson (1998-2001) · David Ford (2001-present)Deputy Leaders Bob Cooper (1974-1976) · Basil Glass (1976-1980) · David Cook (1980-1984) · Addie Morrow (1984-1987) · Gordon Mawhinney (1987-1991) · Seamus Close (1991-2001) · Eileen Bell (2001-2006) · Naomi Long (2006-present)General Secretaries Grace Wilson (1970-1972) · Bob Cooper (1972-1974) · John Cushnahan (1974-1982) · Eileen Bell (1986-1990) · David Ford (1990-1998) · Richard Good (1998-2000) · Stephen Farry (2000-2007) · Stephen Douglas (2010-present)Elected representatives Members of the Northern Ireland Assembly Members of the UK Parliament Related Young AllianceHistory and
related organisationsOffice of the First Minister and deputy First Minister (OFMDFM) Headquarters: Castle Buildings Department Jonathan BellJohn O'Dowd (acting)Executive agencies ILEX Urban Regeneration Company (jointly with the Department for Social Development) · Northern Ireland Bureau · Office of the Northern Ireland Executive in BrusselsCommittee Chris LyttleWebsite: ofmdfmni.gov.uk Categories:- 1980s births
- Alliance Party of Northern Ireland MLAs
- Alumni of Queen's University Belfast
- Living people
- Northern Ireland MLAs 2007–2011
- Northern Ireland MLAs 2011–
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