The Scottish Labour party currently has 17 MSP's.
With Anas Sarwar set for Westminster, Scottish Labour are all but certainly going to be on the hunt for a new leader. The party is still reeling from their worst Holyrood election result in Scottish Parliament history, returning just 17 of the 129 seats available.
No contest has been announced yet, but who could be in the running?
Could Dame Jackie Baillie become more than acting leader?
Dame Jackie Baillie will become acting leader - but will she make it more permanent?
When Sarwar steps down, it is expected that his deputy Dame Jackie Baillie will step in as acting leader, as she has done three times in the past.
Baillie is a Holyrood stalwart. She is one of only two MSP's - alongside John Swinney - to serve continuously in the Scottish Parliament since its inception in 1999.
She is a popular figure in the party and there will be no doubt calls for her to stand for the job.
But this is a request she has resisted in the past, saying she was
content to be the supporting act, external.
Before politics, the Hong Kong-born MSP worked in both the public and voluntary sectors.
Why is Michael Marra being talked about as the obvious successor?
Michael Marra is seen as the
