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The Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (PUSS) is a junior ministerial role at the Department for International Development. The PUSS is responsible for steering and monitoring the performance and delivery of DFID ’s work in the following areas: Africa: Africa...
Upper Tribunal Administrative Appeals Chamber decision by Judge Brunner on 3 May 2024.
The Parliamentary Under Secretary of State leads on supporting the Secretary of State in his responsibilities, specifically: Supporting the Secretary of State on legacy, New Decade, New Approach and Protocol. Reviewing planning for future political negotiations and developing plans to...
The minister is responsible for education and childcare in the Department for Education. Responsibilities include: childcare and early learning assessment, qualifications and curriculum reform behaviour and attendance school food review reducing bureaucracy Standards and Testing Agency Ofqual
Office of the Secretary of State for Scotland: The Office of the Secretary of State for Scotland is the UK Government Department representing Scotland. It acts as the custodian of the Scottish devolution settlement, it represents Scottish interests within the...
The minister’s responsibilities include: responsibility for departmental strategy on the labour market, unemployment and in work progression, with a focus on under-represented groups, young people and skills in-work conditionality including sanctions international labour market policy (International Labour Organization (ILO), G20,...
The Northern Ireland Office is responsible for overseeing the Northern Ireland devolution settlement and representing Northern Ireland interests at UK government level and UK government interests in Northern Ireland. The Parliamentary Under Secretary reports to the Secretary of State for...
The Office of the Secretary of State for Scotland is the UK Government department representing Scotland. It acts as the custodian of the Scottish devolution settlement, represents Scottish interests within the UK Government, and advocates for the UK Government’s policies...
The minister’s responsibilities include: pensioner benefits, including new State Pension, Winter Fuel Payments, Pension Credit and Attendance Allowance private and occupational pensions, including regulatory powers and the National Employment Savings Trust ( NEST ) automatic enrolment into a workplace pension...
Responsible for all Departmental business in the Lords, and leads on: Constitution Human Rights CTF policy and recovery (inc legal aid) Legal services International and trade Relationship with the legal professions Mediation & Dispute Resolution Lawtech Crown Dependencies Lords spokesperson
Responsibilities include: pensioner benefits, including new State Pension, Winter Fuel Payments, Pension Credit and Attendance Allowance private and occupational pensions, including regulatory powers and the National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) Social Fund (Cold Weather Payments, Sure Start Maternity grants and...
Responsibilities include: levelling up / regional growth skills advanced manufacturing professional and business services infrastructure and materials (including steel) aerospace maritime construction chemicals rail defence Net Zero Industry Champion devolved administrations supply chains critical minerals
The Minister’s responsibilities include: Americas and Caribbean Overseas Territories Gibraltar consular policy Parliament Devolution departmental operations legal Ministerial Disability Champion
The Office of the Secretary of State for Scotland supports the Secretary of State in promoting the best interests of Scotland within a stronger United Kingdom. It ensures Scottish interests are fully and effectively represented at the heart of the...
The minister’s responsibilities include: spokesperson for DWP business in the House of Lords child maintenance and family test parental conflict legislation and statutory instruments strategy Social Security Advisory Committee ( SSAC ) relationship management Social Fund (Cold Weather Payments, Sure...
Responsible for all policy matters relating to civilian and service personnel, including: Serving conditions including pay, pensions, training & allowances Armed Forces Families Accommodation Civilian Workforce Reserves and Cadets Recruitment and Retention Health and Wellbeing Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Domestic...
Responsibilities include: pensioner benefits, including new State Pension, Winter Fuel Payments, Pension Credit and Attendance Allowance private and occupational pensions, including regulatory powers and the National Employment Savings Trust ( NEST ) Social Fund (Cold Weather Payments, Sure Start Maternity...
Responsibilities include: pensioner benefits, including new State Pension, Winter Fuel Payments, Pension Credit and Attendance Allowance private and occupational pensions, including regulatory powers and the National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) cross-cutting role on economic growth, supporting MoS on the labour...
Responsibilities include: growing volunteering, social action, community action and philanthropy creating the conditions for a more independent and resilient voluntary, community and social enterprise sector promoting social investment and social impact bonds, helping to develop a capital market that supports...
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