Sylvie Vermeillet

Sylvie Vermeillet

President of UMP-NC-DVD Group in the Franche-Comté Regional Council De facto Leader of Opposition
Incumbent
Assumed office 9 July 2010
Preceded by	Alain Joyandet
President of UMP Group in the Franche-Comté Regional Council De facto Leader of Opposition
In office 24 October 2009 – 25 March 2010
Preceded by	Jean-François Humbert
Succeeded by	Alain Joyandet
Personal details
Nationality	French
Political party	Union for a Popular Movement

Sylvie Vermeillet is a French politician and a member of the Franche-Comté Regional Council. She represents the Jura department and is a member of the Union for a Popular Movement Party.

Opposition leader in Franche-Comté regional council

On October 24, 2009, she replace Jean-François Humbert as Leader of UMP Group in Regional Council.^[1] After the regional elections, Joyandet succeeded him as head of the opposition group.

On July 9, 2010, Mrs.Joyandet leaves the regional council, Vermeillet succeeds him again.^[2]

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Current members of Franche-Comté Regional Council

Antoinette Gillet (GREENS) Alain Fousseret (GREENS) Marc Borneck (GREENS) Danielle Bourgon (GREENS) Eric Durand (GREENS) Sylvie Meyer (GREENS) Marie-Marguerite Dufay (PS) Joseph Parrenin (PS) Loïc Niepceron (PS) Martine Pequignot (PS) Denis Sommer (PS) Michel Loyat (PS) Denis Vuillermoz (PS) Pierre Magnin-Feysot (PS) Michèle Antoine (PS) Jean-Paul Carteret (PS) Liliane Dangel (PS) Sabrina Fleurot (PS) Eric Houlley (PS) Danièle Kara (PS) Sylvie Laroche (PS) Liliane Lucchesi (PS) Véronique Mougey (PS) Christiane Roy-Ménétrier (PS) Malika Sakek (PS) M. Batail (UMP) Nathalie Bertin (UMP) Marie-Noëlle Biguinet (UMP) Pascal Bonnet (UMP) Jean Burdeyron (UMP) Robert Creel (UMP) Patrice Debray (UMP) Véronique Degallaix (UMP) Jean-Claude Duverget (UMP) Annie Genevard (UMP) Jean-François Humbert (UMP) Yves-Marie Lehmann (UMP) Sylvie Vermeillet (UMP) Roland Boillot (FN) Marcel Grognu (FN) Anne-Marie Jeanmougin (FN) Sophie Montel (FN) Benjamin Gaillard (NI)

Presiding by Marie-Marguerite Dufay (PS)

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