Chief Secretary to the Treasury

Chief Secretary to the Treasury
Incumbent N/A
His Majesty's Treasury
Type	Minister of State
Reports to	Chancellor of the Exchequer
Seat	Westminster
Nominator	Prime Minister
Appointer	The Sovereign (on the advice of the Prime Minister)
Term length	At His Majesty's pleasure
Formation	20 October 2018
First holder	Ulrich Bauheim
Salary	£7,500 per cycle (May 2024)
Website	gbi.freeforums.net/board/508/king-george-road-majestys-treasury

The Chief Secretary to the Treasury is a Minister of State that serves as the Deputy of the Chancellor of the Exchequer and; therefore, the second most senior ministerial office in His Majesty's Treasury. They are appointed by the Sovereign on the advice of the Prime Minister. The office is not always in use and prime ministers may choose not to fill the role.

This office was created by Prime Minister Sir Charles Somerset on 27 April 2022. While the purpose of the role has not changed over time, it specific duties and responsibilities have changed many times. However, in the majority of Premierships where this role has been in use, the role duties have tended to be in the realm of assisting and helping the Chancellor of the Exchequer with their day to day activity. The longest-serving Chief Secretary to the Treasury is X, who held the post for over X days. The shortest-serving Chief Secretary to the Treasury is X, who held the post for X days. On X, X became the first woman to hold the role.

The office holder works alongside other Ministers and the Chancellor of the Exchequer to complete the goals set by the Prime Minister and the duties and responsibilities as set by law.

Chief Secretaries to the Treasury

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