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Malone was elected as MP for Aberdeen South in 1983 , under the Thatcher government, but lost the seat to Frank Doran of Labour at the 1987 General Election .

He re-entered parliament in 1992, representing Winchester . He was appointed to Minister Of State at the Department Of Health in 1994 when Virginia Bottomley was the Secretary Of State .

Malone lost his seat at the General Election Of 1997 by two votes to the Liberal Democrat Mark Oaten . Malone challenged the result in the high court, which was declared void, causing a By-election . However Malone was punished by the electorate for forcing what many saw as an unnecessary contest, trailing 21,566 votes behind Oaten in the resulting by-election.

Gerry Malone was chairman of Regent-GM, one of Britain’s biggest suppliers of Generic Drugs to the National Health Service (NHS) and a Subsidiary of Nadhmi Auchi 's General Mediterranean Holdings .

  Title Member Of Parliament for Aberdeen South
  Years 1983&ndash1987
  Before Iain Sproat
  After Frank Doran


  Title Member Of Parliament for Winchester
  Years 1992&ndash1997
  Before John Browne
  After Mark Oaten