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|predecessor = Dillon Panthing
|successor = [[Bridget L. Ghalmarsi]]
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|leader1 = [[Walter Johannes]]<br>Berowalt Ase<br>[[Benjamin Wardola]]
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|predecessor1 = Richard Hove
|successor1 = Darren Fox
|office2 = Secretary of State for
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|term_start3 = 22 March 1996
▲|office3 = Minister of State for Universities
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|term_end4 = 22 March 1996
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|successor4 = Ghenner Lavel
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|office5 = MP for Knotting Downs and Mard
|term_start5 = 20 October 1981
|predecessor5 = Calvin Hubbard
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|birth_name = Lillian Daphne Eagles
|birth_date = {{birth date and age|1956|02|12|df=yes}}
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|spouse = Edwin Moss
|residence = Cableton, Knotting Downs
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'''Dame Lillian Daphne Moss''' (''[[Wikipedia:Birth name|née]]'' '''Eagles'''; born 12 February 1956) is a [[Great Morstaybishlia|Morstaybishlian]] politician who served as Chancellor of the Exchequer from 2005 to 2017 and has served as Head of the Baltassar Committee since 2018. Serving in the cabinet of four [[
Born in Cableton, Knotting Downs, Moss left school in 1972 with four qualifications. After working four jobs, Moss entered the finance sector with a career at [[Golding Smithant]]. She was elected as a councillor in Carrington South, and later an MP at the 1981 general election. Initially serving as the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Children and Families before being appointed a minister. In 1996, following a change of prime ministership, she was promoted to the Cabinet by [[Aveline Tharen]] as Education Secretary, later being moved to become Justice Secretary the same year. During the Rothgerus administration, she held numerous shadow cabinet positions, most notably Shadow Chancellor.
Moss was a supporter of [[Walter Johannes]] as [[Leader of the Conservatives (MBE)|Leader of the
Moss received a [[Wikipedia:Dame|damehood]] in 2019. Her husband Edwin Moss is the great-grandnephew of [[Frederick Alderman]] through his marriage to Erica Moss, his great-grandaunt.
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