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Ravn, Troels (S) Ravn, Troels (S) Member of the Folketing, The Social Democratic Party Primary school principal Dalgårdsvej 124 6600 Vejen Mobile phone: +45 6162 4783 Email: [email protected] Troels Ravn, born August 2nd 1961 in Bryrup, son of insurance agent Svend Ravn and housewife Anne Lise Ravn. Married to Gitte Heise Ravn. Member period Member of the Folketing for The Social Democratic Party in South Jutland greater constituency from January 12th 2016. Member of the Folketing for The Social Democratic Party in South Jutland greater constituency, 15. September 2011 – 18. June 2015. Member of the Folketing for The Social Democratic Party in Ribe County constituency, 8. February 2005 – 13. November 2007. Temporary Member of the Folketing for The Social Democratic Party in South Jutland greater constituency (substitute for Lise von Seelen), 29. October 2008 – 20. November 2008. Candidate for The Social Democratic Party in Vejen nomination district from 2007. Candidate for The Social Democratic Party in Grindsted nomination district, 2003­2007. Parliamentary career Spokesman on fiscal affairs from 2019. Supervisor of the Library of the Danish Parliament from 2019. Chairman of the Social Affairs Committee, 2016­2019. Chairman of the South Schleswig Committee, 2014­2015. Spokesman on cultural affairs and media, 2014­2015. Chairman of the Immigration and Integration Affairs Committee, 2013­2015. Supervisor of the Library of the Danish Parliament, 2011­2015. Spokesman on children and education, 2011­2014. Member of the Children's and Education Committee, of the Cultural Affairs Committee, of the Gender Equality Committee and of the Rural Districts and Islands Committee, 2011­2015. Vice­chairman of the Science and Technology Committee, 2007. Education Teacher training, Ribe State Teacher Training College, 1985. Employment Primary school principal, Gesten School, Vejen Municipality, 2000­2011. Deputy head teacher, Lindknud School, Brørup Municipality, 1998­2000. Teacher, Vejen Municipality, 1985­1998. Affiliations Member of the town council in Vejle Municipality (chairman of the health committee and the cultural affairs and recreation committee), 2010­2011. Member of the town council in Vejle Municipality, 2002­2005. Side 1 / 2 Committees/Spokesman 2. okt 2021 Current committees Member of The Environment and Food Committee The European Affairs Committee The Fiscal Affairs Committee The Higher Education and Research Committee The Rural Districts and Islands Committee The Small Islands Committee Spokesman Spokesman on fiscal affairs Ravn, Troels (S) Member of the Folketing, The Social Democratic Party Primary school principal Dalgårdsvej 124 6600 Vejen Mobile phone: +45 6162 4783 Email: [email protected] Troels Ravn, born August 2nd 1961 in Bryrup, son of insurance agent Svend Ravn and housewife Anne Lise Ravn. Married to Gitte Heise Ravn. Member period Member of the Folketing for The Social Democratic Party in South Jutland greater constituency from January 12th 2016. Member of the Folketing for The Social Democratic Party in South Jutland greater constituency, 15. September 2011 – 18. June 2015. Member of the Folketing for The Social Democratic Party in Ribe County constituency, 8. February 2005 – 13. November 2007. Temporary Member of the Folketing for The Social Democratic Party in South Jutland greater constituency (substitute for Lise von Seelen), 29. October 2008 – 20. November 2008. Candidate for The Social Democratic Party in Vejen nomination district from 2007. Candidate for The Social Democratic Party in Grindsted nomination district, 2003­2007. Parliamentary career Spokesman on fiscal affairs from 2019. Supervisor of the Library of the Danish Parliament from 2019. Chairman of the Social Affairs Committee, 2016­2019. Chairman of the South Schleswig Committee, 2014­2015. Spokesman on cultural affairs and media, 2014­2015. Chairman of the Immigration and Integration Affairs Committee, 2013­2015. Supervisor of the Library of the Danish Parliament, 2011­2015. Spokesman on children and education, 2011­2014. Member of the Children's and Education Committee, of the Cultural Affairs Committee, of the Gender Equality Committee and of the Rural Districts and Islands Committee, 2011­2015. Vice­chairman of the Science and Technology Committee, 2007. Education Teacher training, Ribe State Teacher Training College, 1985. Employment Primary school principal, Gesten School, Vejen Municipality, 2000­2011. Deputy head teacher, Lindknud School, Brørup Municipality, 1998­2000. Teacher, Vejen Municipality, 1985­1998. Affiliations Member of the town council in Vejle Municipality (chairman of the health committee and the cultural affairs and recreation committee), 2010­2011. Member of the town council in Vejle Municipality, 2002­2005. Side 2 / 2 Committees/Spokesman 2. okt 2021 Current committees Member of The Environment and Food Committee The European Affairs Committee The Fiscal Affairs Committee The Higher Education and Research Committee The Rural Districts and Islands Committee The Small Islands Committee Spokesman Spokesman on fiscal affairs.
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