Arbuthnot, Dorrell, Ottaway and Tyrie among successful candidates to chair Select Committees

If the elections for the 1922 were a victory for the Tory Right, the establishment largely won the battles for the Select Committees. All members of all parties decided the winners in a secret ballot. Click here for a PDF of the vote tallies.

Conservative chairmanships

Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport

• John Whittingdale ELECTED UNOPPOSED
  

Defence

• James Arbuthnot ELECTED
  
• Douglas Carswell
• Julian Lewis
• Patrick Mercer

Education

• Rob Wilson
• Lee Scott
  
• Graham Stuart ELECTED
  
• Andrew Turner

Energy and Climate Change

• Philip Hollobone
  
• Tim Yeo ELECTED
  

Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

• James Gray
• Stewart Jackson
• Anne McIntosh ELECTED
  
• Neil Parish

Foreign Affairs

• John Baron
  
• Sir John Stanley
• Richard Ottaway ELECTED
  

Health

• Sir Paul Beresford
• Peter Bone
  
• Stephen Dorrell ELECTED
  
• Nadine Dorries
  

Northern Ireland

• Laurence Robertson ELECTED UNOPPOSED

Treasury

• Michael Fallon
• Andrew Tyrie ELECTED
  

Welsh Affairs

• David Davies ELECTED UNOPPOSED

Public Administration

• Bernard Jenkin ELECTED
  
• Chris Chope
• Ian Liddell-Grainger

Procedure

• Greg Knight ELECTED UNOPPOSED

Labour chairmanships

Business, Innovation and Skills

• Adrian Bailey ELECTED
  
• Geraint Davies
• Barry Sheerman

Communities and Local Government

• Clive Betts ELECTED
  
• Nick Raynsford

Environmental Audit

• Barry Gardiner
• Joan Walley ELECTED
  

Home Affairs

• Alun Michael
• Keith Vaz ELECTED
  

Political and Constitutional Reform

• Graham Allen ELECTED
  
• Hywel Francis

Public Accounts

• Hugh Bayley
• Brian Donohoe
• Margaret Hodge ELECTED
  
• Michael Meacher
• Iain Wright

Science and Technology

• Andrew Miller ELECTED
  
• Graham Stringer

Scottish Affairs

• Ian Davidson ELECTED UNOPPOSED

Transport

• Louise Ellman ELECTED UNOPPOSED

Work and Pensions

• Anne Begg ELECTED
  
• Karen Buck

Liberal Democrat chairmanships

International Development

• Malcolm Bruce ELECTED UNOPPOSED

Justice

• Sir Alan Beith ELECTED UNOPPOSED

Tim Montgomerie