Cameron David Wrightson

Cameron David Wrightson is a British-Swiss politician, philosopher, soldier and intelligence officer who has served as the Home Secretary since May 2020. He has also served as the Chief of the Secret Intelligence Service since April 2020. He formerly served as the Lord Chancellor up until a cabinet reshuffle had him assigned to the position of Home Secretary.

Political Career
Wrightson begun his work inside of politics from a young age, as his father had been an MP before him and had served for far longer than he had. He decided to take it up the second he was able to, originally joining the Imperial Party and becoming the Deputy Leader as well as a Member of Parliament. When this happened, and the change was made rebranding it to the Labour Party, Wrightson lost his position as Deputy Leader and was instead put into the Shadow Cabinet. After the Labour Party then won the In this position, he saw the crash of the Labour Party as William Nightingale had been supposedly found committing crime.

When this happened, Wrightson quickly brought up a campaign and became the Leader, only leaving after a mere 17 or so hours as that as well as Leader of the Opposition, opposing his father in terms of leader and leader. In this time, the Queen hadn't invited the minority governments new leader, and instead went with Sir David Wrightson KCB QC MP, a decision which Cameron simply had taken as one of good virtue. With this in mind, Wrightson resigned, and soon joined the Conservative Party.

On 17 April 2020, Prime Minister David Wrightson selected Cameron Wrightson to serve as Secretary of State for Justice and Lord Chancellor.

Then, on 3 May 2020, there was a Cabinet reshuffle and Cameron Wrightson was reassigned as Secretary of State for the Home Department.

During his time as Lord Chancellor, Cameron Wrightson was responsible for the introduction of the renowned Electoral Reform Act 2020 into the House of Commons.

Additionally, as Home Secretary he was responsible for the enactment of the Police and Crime Commission Act 2020. This Act established the Police and Crime Commission and effectively removed the burden of politics from policing.

As of May 2020, however, he has also become the Under Secretary-General for Legal Affairs within the United Nations.

Legal Career
Wrightson originally had no interest in law, but a brush with it left him in love. He immediately wanted to also become a lawyer, protecting people and prosecuting people in high-end cases. Cameron originally failed his first BAR exam, after a "bit of drinking" left him unable to answer correctly. However, upon his second BAR exam, he passed, and was called to become a barrister by the Middle Temple.

His first case was one he didn't even defend properly under, and it was an intervention. The case, however, was thrown out, although many would argue that the proof was definite. How he did it? They don't know.

Wrightson became the Lord Chancellor and proceeded to pass many bills which helped the judicial area tied in with others, as well as the revive of the justice department.

It can be made notable that these actions were done in his term as Lord Chancellor for the Conservatives, not for the 7 day Labour government.

Personal Life
Wrightson is a fan of mooting, hunting, preaching, reading, studying and other things of the sort.

He is very secretive about his life, living inside of 10 Downing Street with his father, but they also share a private estate in the hills of northern Scotland.

It can be said that he is a womanizer, occasionally pictured with high profile women, most notably Her Majesty Queen Sophie I.

Apart from that, he is a devout Christian, and occasionally uses biblical stories in order to reiterate his points and beliefs within parliament.