The New Cabinet LARRY Gavin Barwell Chief of Staff Former post: Minister for Housing and Planning Gavin Williamson Michael Fallon Boris Johnson Liam Fox Priti Patel Chief Whip Secretary of State Theresa May Foreign Secretary Secretary of State for Secretary of State for for Defence International Trade International Constituency Prime Minister Constituency Andrea Leadsom Chris Grayling Constituency Damian Green Amber Rudd David Davis Michael Gove Development South Staffordshire Secretary of State for Constituency Home Secretary Uxbridge and South Secretary of State Constituency Leader of the House Sevenoaks First Secretary of North Somerset Secretary of State for of Commons Transport Maidenhead Ruislip for Leaving the EU Constituency Majority State and Constituency Environment, Food and Witham Majority Majority Constituency 22,733 Constituency Cabinet Office Majority Hastings and Rye Majority Constituency Rural Affairs 21,917 Minister 5,034 17,103 Majority South Elected in Epsom and Ewell 26,457 Haltemprice and Constituency Majority Howden 18,646 Northamptonshire 2010 Majority Elected in Constituency Elected in 346 Elected in Elected in Surrey Heath 1997 Ashford 2015 1992 Elected in Majority Priorities 20,475 1997 Majority Majority Elected in 15,405 2010 22,840 Maintaining party Elected in Priorities Majority Priorities 2010 Priorities Priorities 24,943 Elected in discipline. 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Work and Pensions Key May ally. potential leadership fisheries. Devolved challenger. Priorities administrations want Priorities their share. Record as Tough gig. Will need Keeping cabinet to shepherd through reformer and big colleagues behind thinker. Delighted to government business, May. including Brexit Bills. be back in cabinet. A more complex role in a hung Parliament. Can she work well with the opposition? Alun Cairns Sajid Javid Philip Hammond Jeremy Hunt David Lidington Elizabeth Truss Secretary of State Secretary of State for Chancellor of the Secretary of State for Secretary of State for Chief Secretary to the for Wales Communities and Exchequer Health Justice Treasury David Mundell Constituency James Brokenshire Local Government Greg Clark David Gauke Justine Greening Karen Bradley Constituency Constituency Constituency Secretary of State for Constituency Secretary of State for Vale of Glamorgan Secretary of State for Secretary of State for Secretary of State for South West Surrey Secretary of State for Scotland Northern Ireland Constituency Business, Energy and Runnymede and Work and Pensions Aylesbury Culture, Media and South West Norfolk Bromsgrove Weybridge Education Majority Industrial Strategy Majority Majority Sport Majority Constituency 2,190 Constituency Constituency 21,590 Constituency Dumfriesshire, Old Bexley and Majority Constituency Majority South West 14,696 Constituency 18,312 16,573 18,050 Putney Clydesdale and Elected in Sidcup Tunbridge Wells Hertfordshire Elected in Elected in Staffordshire Elected in Tweeddale 2010 2005 Majority Moorlands Majority Elected in Majority Elected in Majority 1992 2010 2010 1997 1,554 Majority Priorities 15,466 16,465 19,550 Priorities Priorities Majority Priorities Elected in 9,441 Need to improve Priorities Priorities Continues his tenure Stabilising prisons 10,830 Managing pressure Elected in Elected in Elected in 2005 upon the Delivering housing Providing as the longest serving whilst progressing Elected in on public spending Elected in disappointing result 2010 2005 2005 Health Secretary. The 2005 white paper. Sorting pro-business balance Priorities reform agenda. Safe 2010 and calls to end for the Priorities out business rates Priorities to Number 10's Former post NHS remained the Grammar schools pair of hands after austerity. Public Priorities Conservatives in Avoiding the issue. Had been Progressing the agenda, particularly Chief Secretary to the top priority for nearly now less likely. Truss' tenure. Priorities sector pay claims. Will have to be a Wales. reimposition of direct expected to be Industrial Strategy around Brexit. Now in Treasury 20% of voters in this School funding Appointment Regulating digital Needs to rebuild bridge between rule in Northern sacked. and attempting to a stronger position. election. Needs to reforms need to be welcomed by legal platforms. Delivering political capital. Scottish Tory MPs and Ireland. How can the implement consumer Priorities reassure public the community. 5G. Took on a bigger Controlling welfare managed carefully as the party at large. UK government be and market reforms. NHS has the funding unpopular with the media role during the seen as an honest Favours a softer spending, with it needs to deliver for election. demographic and public and Tory MPs broker now? Brexit. Key May ally patients. alike. on interventionist political pressures. agenda. Pensions triple lock now likely to be maintained. Future Chancellor?.