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Appointing Minister Special Adviser in Post Payband Andy Coulson Within Appointing Minister Special Adviser in Post Payband The Prime Minister Andy Coulson Within scheme ceiling Edward Llewellyn Within scheme ceiling Kate Fall PB4 Gabby Bertin PB3 Tim Chatwin PB3 Steve Hilton PB3 Polly Mackenzie [1] PB3 Henry Macrory PB3 James O’Shaughnessy PB3 Lena Pietsch1 PB3 Liz Sugg PB3 Peter Campbell PB2 Sean Kemp1 PB2 Gavin Lockhart PB2 Michael Salter PB2 Rohan Silva PB2 Isabel Spearman (p/t) PB2 Sean Worth PB2 Tim Colbourne1 PB1 Deputy Prime Minister Jonny Oates PB4 Richard Reeves PB3 Alison Suttie PB3 Chris Saunders PB2 James McGrory PB1 First Secretary of State, Secretary Arminka Helic PB3 of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs Denzil Davidson PB2 First Secretary of State, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs Will Littlejohn PB1 Chancellor of the Exchequer [2] Ramesh Chhabra PB2 Poppy Mitchell-Rose PB1 Lord Chancellor and Secretary of David Hass PB2 State for Justice Kathryn Laing PB1 Secretary of State for the Home Fiona Cunningham PB2 Department and Minister for Women and Equality Nick Timothy PB2 Secretary of State for Defence Luke Coffey PB2 Oliver Waghorn PB2 Hayden Allan PB2 Secretary of State for Business, Katie Waring PB1 Innovation and Skills Giles Wilkes PB1 Secretary of State for Work and Susie Squire PB2 Pensions Philippa Stroud PB2 Secretary of State for Energy and Duncan Brack PB2 Climate Change Joel Kenrick PB2 Secretary of State for Health Bill Morgan PB3 Jenny Parsons PB2 Secretary of State for Education Henry de Zoete PB2 Elena Narozanski PB1 Secretary of State for Giles Kenningham PB2 Communities and Local Government Sheridan Westlake PB2 Secretary of State for Transport Sian Jones PB2 Paul Stephenson PB2 Secretary of State for Simon Cawte PB2 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Secretary of State for Philippa Buckley PB1 International Development Richard Parr PB1 Secretary of State for Northern Jonathan Caine PB2 Ireland Secretary of State for Scotland Euan Roddin PB2 Secretary of State for Wales Richard Hazlewood PB1 Secretary of State for Culture, Adam Smith PB2 Media, the Olympics and Sport Sue Beeby PB1 Chief Secretary Will de Peyer PB2 Julia Goldsworthy[3] PB3 Minister without Portfolio Naweed Khan PB0 Leader of the House of Lords, and Flo Coleman PB0 Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Elizabeth Hanna PB0 Minister for the Cabinet Office, Laura Trott PB2 Paymaster General Minister of State, Cabinet Office Martha Varney PB1 Minister of State (Universities Nick Hillman PB2 and Science), BIS Leader of the House of Commons Robert Riddell PB2 and Lord Privy Seal Chief Whip (Commons) Chris White PB2 Ben Williams PB2 [1] Appointed by the Deputy Prime Minister and based in No.10 [2] In addition, the Chancellor of the Exchequer has appointed Rupert Harrison (PB3, £80,000), and Eleanor Shawcross (PB2) to the Council of Economic Advisers. [3] Julia Goldsworthy will not receive her salary as a special adviser until November 2010, as she was in receipt of a Resettlement Grant when she lost her Parliamentary seat at the general election in May. Salary if £58,200 or higher (£) 140,000 125,000 100,000 80,000 70,000 90,000 80,000 70,000 87,000 80,000 80,000 60,000 60,000 65,000 60,000 98,500 85,000 80,000 60,000 70,000 70,000 60,000 69,266 65,000 65,000 60,740 60,740 69,250 67,000 76,000 64,500 64,500 69,266 60,000 63,000 74,000 68,000 [2] In addition, the Chancellor of the Exchequer has appointed Rupert Harrison (PB3, £80,000), and Eleanor Shawcross (PB2) to the Council of Economic Advisers. [3] Julia Goldsworthy will not receive her salary as a special adviser until November 2010, as she was in receipt of a Resettlement Grant when she lost her Parliamentary seat at the general election in May..
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