Cameron–Clegg coalition government

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The Cameron–Clegg coalition government was the Conservative–Liberal Democrat partnership that governed the United Kingdom from 2010 to 2015, overseeing major austerity measures, constitutional reforms, and changes to public services.

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instanceOf United Kingdom government
coalition government
chancellorOfTheExchequer George Osborne NERFINISHED
chiefSecretaryToTheTreasury Danny Alexander NERFINISHED
civilLibertiesPolicy reduction of ID card scheme
coalitionAgreement The Coalition: Our Programme for Government NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
deputyPrimeMinister Nick Clegg NERFINISHED
economicContext aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis
educationPolicy expansion of academies
introduction of free schools in England
endDate 2015-05-08
environmentPolicy support for green investment bank
fiscalPolicy VAT increase to 20 percent
deficit reduction through spending cuts
followedBy First Cameron ministry NERFINISHED
foreignPolicy continued involvement in Afghanistan
participation in 2011 military intervention in Libya
foreignSecretary Philip Hammond NERFINISHED
William Hague NERFINISHED
formedAfter 2010 United Kingdom general election
headOfGovernment David Cameron NERFINISHED
held 2011 United Kingdom Alternative Vote referendum NERFINISHED
2014 Scottish independence referendum (agreed and legislated)
homeSecretary Theresa May NERFINISHED
immigrationPolicy net migration reduction target
implemented austerity programme in the United Kingdom
introduced Fixed-term Parliaments Act 2011 NERFINISHED
Health and Social Care Act 2012 NERFINISHED
Welfare Reform Act 2012 NERFINISHED
tuition fee increases in England
legislatureStatus coalition government
legislatureTerm Fifty-fifth Parliament of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
monarch Elizabeth II NERFINISHED
policyFocus austerity measures
constitutional reform
deficit reduction
public service reform
public spending cuts
welfare reform
politicalPartyInGovernment Conservative Party (UK) NERFINISHED
Liberal Democrats NERFINISHED
precededBy Brown ministry NERFINISHED
primeMinister David Cameron NERFINISHED
reasonForEnd 2015 United Kingdom general election
reasonForFormation hung parliament in 2010 general election
resultOfEndElection Conservative Party majority government in 2015 NERFINISHED
socialSecurityPolicy introduction of Universal Credit framework
startDate 2010-05-11

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Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 government Cameron–Clegg coalition government
Chris Grayling partOf Cameron–Clegg coalition government
Parliamentary Voting System and Constituencies Act 2011 government Cameron–Clegg coalition government
Cities and Local Government Devolution Act 2016 sponsorGovernment Cameron–Clegg coalition government
this entity surface form: Cameron–Osborne Conservative government
Francis Maude servedInGovernmentOf Cameron–Clegg coalition government
this entity surface form: Coalition government of David Cameron
2010–2012 UK Parliament hasGovernment Cameron–Clegg coalition government
this entity surface form: Cameron–Clegg coalition
Brown ministry followedBy Cameron–Clegg coalition government
this entity surface form: Cameron–Clegg coalition
Second Cameron ministry precededBy Cameron–Clegg coalition government
this entity surface form: Cameron–Clegg coalition
55th Parliament of the United Kingdom government Cameron–Clegg coalition government
Danny Alexander servedIn Cameron–Clegg coalition government
Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 government Cameron–Clegg coalition government
Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013 government Cameron–Clegg coalition government
this entity surface form: Cameron–Clegg coalition
Localism Act 2011 sponsorGovernment Cameron–Clegg coalition government
The Coalition: Our Programme for Government governmentFormedUnder Cameron–Clegg coalition government
The Coalition: Our Programme for Government issuedBy Cameron–Clegg coalition government
Strategic Defence and Security Review 2010 government Cameron–Clegg coalition government