David Laws

David Laws (natus in Farnham die 30 Novembris 1965), oeconomiae peritus et argentarius, est rerum politicarum peritus Britannicus factionis Liberalis Democraticae qui inter alia a die 7 Iunii 2001 legatus apud Parlamentum Regni Uniti est accurate munere populi Yeovil in Parlamento fungitur.

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