Chief Secretary to the Treasury

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The Chief Secretary to the Treasury is a senior UK government minister responsible for public expenditure and supporting the Chancellor of the Exchequer in managing the nation's finances.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf United Kingdom ministerial office
government position
appointedBy Monarch of the United Kingdom
appointmentOnAdviceOf Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
associatedWith United Kingdom fiscal policy
United Kingdom public spending policy
country United Kingdom
createdBy Government of the United Kingdom
hasAuthorityOver allocation of departmental budgets
hasDuty parliamentary accountability for public spending
includedIn Ministerial Code
jurisdiction Government of the United Kingdom
locatedIn HM Treasury, 1 Horse Guards Road, London
memberOf Cabinet of the United Kingdom
HM Treasury ministerial team
officeHoldersAreUsually Members of Parliament
oversees Treasury spending teams
departmental expenditure limits
participatesIn Cabinet committees on economic affairs
Cabinet committees on public expenditure
partOf HM Treasury
rank senior minister of state
reportsTo Chancellor of the Exchequer
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
responsibleFor capital investment allocations
efficiency and reform in public services
negotiations with other government departments on spending
public expenditure
public sector pay policy
public spending settlements
spending aspects of fiscal policy
spending control
spending controls framework
spending reviews
value for money in public expenditure
seat London
sharesResponsibilityWith Chancellor of the Exchequer
style The Right Honourable
supports Chancellor of the Exchequer
typeOf Treasury minister
worksOn Spending Review
United Kingdom budget
worksWith Economic Secretary to the Treasury
Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury
Financial Secretary to the Treasury

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