The players to push Boris’ agenda forward
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Boris Johnson’s new cabinetBoris Johnson has carried out his long-awaited reshuffle, delivered from a position of personal strength. With the reshuffle more extensive than most expected with both poor performers and others who were loyal but seen as expendable moved on, Johnson has signalled he feels emboldened and secure in his leadership.
It shows he is ready to refocus attention on his government’s priorities as the nation continues to emerge out of the pandemic and move on from Brexit. This reshuffle reveals a determination to demonstrate progress in housing and education, and of course health.
The levelling-up agenda has now been promoted to a clear ministerial responsibility, confirming the former ‘red wall’ seats are still an influential battle ground for policy development.
These Secretaries of State will be facing a formidable Treasury and Number 10 – Ministers will need to win the backing of senior leaders to move forward with significant changes, reinforcing the need for organisations to manage their relationships with multiple decision makers in government, and ensure wide ranging support can be deployed for their objectives.
The players to push Boris’ agenda forward
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Dominic Raab MPDeputy Prime Minister,
Lord Chancellor, and Secretary of State for Justice
Stephen Barclay MPChancellor of the Duchy
of Lancaster and Minister for the Cabinet Office
Ben Wallace MPSecretary of State
for Defence
Sajid Javid MPSecretary of State for Health
and Social Care
Kwasi Kwarteng MPSecretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
Michael Gove MPSecretary of State for Housing,
Communities and Local Government
Boris Johnson MPPrime Minister
Rishi Sunak MPChancellor of the Exchequer
Liz Truss MPSecretary of State for Foreign,
Commonwealth and Development Affairs and Minister of State for
Women and Equalities
Priti Patel MPSecretary of State for the
Home Department
Anne-Marie Trevelyan MPSecretary of State for
International Trade and President of the Board of Trade
Nadhim Zahawi MPSecretary of State
for Education
George Eustice MPSecretary of State for
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Grant Shapps MPSecretary of State
for Transport
Therese Coffey MPSecretary of State for
Work and Pensions
Nadine Dorries MPSecretary of State for Digital,
Culture, Media and Sport
Baroness Evans of Bowes Park
Lord Privy Seal and Leader of the House of LordsWomen
and Equalities
Alister Jack MPSecretary of State
for Scotland
Simon Hart MPSecretary of State
for Wales
Brandon Lewis MPSecretary of State
for Northern Ireland
Oliver Dowden MPConservative Party Chairman,
Minister without Portfolio (Cabinet Office)
Jacob Rees-Mogg MPLord President of the
Council and Leader of the House of Commons
Mark Spencer MPParliamentary Secretary to the
Treasury (Chief Whip)
Suella Braverman MPAttorney General
Simon Clarke MPChief Secretary to the Treasury
Michelle Donelan MPMinister of State at the
Department for Education
Nigel Adams MPMinister of State
(Minister without Portfolio) in the Cabinet Office
Kit Malthouse MPMinister of State jointly at the Home Office and
Ministry of Justice
Lord FrostMinister of State,
Cabinet Office
Alok Sharma MPCOP26 President