Public services ministers: Who's who?

Treasury Chancellor – George Osborne Chief secretary to the Treasury – David Laws Financial secretary – Mark Hoban Economic secretary – Justine Greening Exchequer secretary – David Gauke Health Secretary of state – Andrew Lansley Minister of state – Paul Burstow Minister of state – Simon Burns Education Secretary of state – Michael Gove Schools minister – Nick Gibb Minister of state – Sarah Teather Minister of state – Tim Loughton Communities Secretary of state – Eric Pickles Housing minister – Grant Schapps Local government minister – Greg Clark Home office Secretary of state and minister for women and equality – Theresa May Policing minister – Nick Herbert Immigration minister – Damian Green Ministry of Justice Secretary of state and lord chancellor – Ken Clarke Attorney General – Dominic Grieve Minister of state – Lord McNally Work and Pensions Secretary of state – Iain Duncan Smith Minister of state – Chris Grayling Minister of state – Steve Webb Business, innovation and Skills Secretary of state – Vince Cable Universities and science minister – David Willetts Minister of State – Mark Prisk Minister of State – John Hayes Transport Secretary of state – Philip Hammond Minister of State – Theresa Villiers Cabinet Office Charities and the voluntary sector minister – Nick Hurd Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster (and leader of the House of Lords) – Lord Strathclyde Minister without portfolio – Baroness Warsi Cabinet Office minister and paymaster general – Francis Maude Minister of state (providing policy advice to the prime minister) – Oliver Letwin