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Previous positions include minister without portfolio, minister for housing and and minister for immigration. Baroness Evans was appointed Lords Leader in , her first ministerial role since being ennobled by David Cameron in She attended London's Henrietta Barnett School and Cambridge University, where she studied social and political sciences.

She was also director of the New Schools Network, the organisation set up by Rachel Wolf, which runs the free schools programme.

Oliver Dowden has been appointed Conservative Party co-chairman and will attend cabinet as minister without portfolio. Prior to his appointment as culture secretary in the last cabinet, Mr Dowden had been a minister in the Cabinet Office - playing a key role working with No 10 in implementing government policy.

Before becoming an MP, the Cambridge-educated law graduate worked in public relations and cut his teeth in the Conservative Research Department. He then worked as an adviser to David Cameron, becoming his deputy chief of staff in Downing Street. He subsequently received a CBE for his services. He had also been business secretary until January, when he left the role to focus full-time on the summit. Simon Clarke has been appointed chief secretary to the treasury, and will also attend cabinet.

The MP for Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland was previously a minister in the housing, communities and local government department. Mr Clarke, a qualified solicitor, worked as a policy specialist on health and education before being elected in He was a deputy mayor of London from , serving under Boris Johnson. He came to the fore in the Brexit debate when his name was put to a so-called compromise plan to replace the Northern Ireland backstop with "alternative arrangements".

A chartered accountant who has run his own small businesses, he says that in over two decades of frontline politics, he's signed trade deals around the globe. Michelle Donelan remains an education minister - but her post has now been promoted to one that attends cabinet. He set up his own investment management company in Mr Rees-Mogg, a Catholic, is married with six children. He is against abortion and gay marriage, but it was his position on Brexit, as well as his old-fashioned dress and courteous manner, which have brought him mainstream attention.

Boris Johnson's chief enforcer, in theory, has had an easier job since the party won a large majority. But Mr Spencer is no stranger to the role, having served in the whips' office since He has also been given the role of parliamentary secretary to the Treasury.

From farming family, Mr Spencer did not attend Oxbridge, unlike many of his colleagues. He attended Shuttleworth Agricultural College before joining the family farming business.

He started his political career as a local councillor and won the Sherwood seat from Labour in the general election. Suella Braverman replaced Geoffrey Cox as attorney general in and remains in that role. Click here if you cannot see the Cabinet Guide. As well as Mr Williamson, Mr Johnson removed three other members of the cabinet: Robert Jenrick, who was housing secretary; Robert Buckland, who was justice secretary; and Amanda Milling, who was Conservative Party co-chair - although she has been handed a ministerial role at the Foreign Office.

Dominic Raab, who had been the foreign secretary, was demoted to justice secretary. According to data from ConservativeHome , Mr Williamson was the least popular member of the cabinet with Conservative party members.

Liz Truss, who has been promoted to foreign secretary from international trade secretary, was the most popular. The make-up of the cabinet has also changed with all the comings and goings. There are two more women then there had been before the reshuffle, but the proportion has stayed about the same because the overall number of people attending cabinet has also increased slightly. According to the Sutton Trust social mobility charity, every prime minister since who attended university was educated at Oxford - except for Mr Brown.

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Bev has been with the Government of Alberta since She was appointed deputy minister of Intergovernmental Relations in March and deputy minister of Environment and Parks in September Previously, she was deputy minister of Agriculture and Forestry and held five assistant deputy roles. Prior to that he served as an officer in the Canadian Forces for more than 38 years, rising to the rank of Lieutenant-General.

Along with tours and commands overseas in Afghanistan, Cambodia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Germany, he held numerous high-level positions in Canada, including command of the Canadian Army and — most recently — Vice Chief of the Defence Staff. Most recently he served as the senior assistant deputy minister of Health Systems Integration at Alberta Health.

Donavon brings 35 years of direct experience and knowledge to his position in Indigenous Relations — at the national level, with 2 provincial governments and at the community level. He joined the Government of Alberta in as an assistant deputy minister 7 years at Aboriginal Relations and 2 years at Alberta Justice until April when he was appointed as a deputy minister.

From to , Donavon worked for the Government of Saskatchewan Aboriginal Relations as an assistant deputy minister for most of that time. Donavon also worked in research and program development at the Gabriel Dumont Institute of Metis Studies and Applied Research from to Infrastructure , Deputy Minister Appointed: August Prior to her appointment as deputy minister of Infrastructure, Mary served as the City of Edmonton's chief financial officer and deputy city manager for the Financial and Corporate Services department.

Previously she served as assistant deputy minister of Financial and Corporate Services at Alberta Health and senior assistant deputy minister at Treasury Board and Finance. Mary has well-rounded financial and public policy experience in large, complex organizations, including the Government of Canada, University of Alberta, Alberta Health Services and the Government of Alberta. She has a master of business administration from the University of Alberta, is a Fellow with the Chartered Professional Accountants, and has earned certifications in Risk Management Assurance and Auditing.

D designation and has served on numerous boards over the years, including as a board member for the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra and the Francis Winspear Centre for Music. Prior to this appointment, Katherine Kate was the deputy minister of Finance and secretary to the Management Board for the Government of Yukon.

Kate is an economist by profession, with a passion for public policy and public sector leadership. She holds a master of arts in economics from the University of Calgary and a bachelor of science from Dalhousie University. Frank Bosscha, Q. Before that, he spent 12 years in private practice and 11 years with the federal government leading teams specializing in tax law and Indigenous issues.

Dennis has extensive experience in the public service throughout Canada. Prior to his appointment, he spent 5 years in Saskatchewan as associate deputy minister of Justice, Corrections and Policing and 8 years in Yukon as deputy minister of Justice. Dennis completed his Ph. He held various positions with the Government of Canada and was the executive director of the Law Commission of Canada from to Shawn has extensive legal and labour relations experience, including a number of years in private legal practice, a decade with the Alberta Labour Relations Board, public sector experience with the federal Department of Justice, and most recently, practicing law and labour relations in the private sector.

Brandy joined the Government of Alberta in and spent more than a decade in Municipal Affairs. She also served in executive roles at 4 departments. Tim joined the public service in Tim is a former officer who served in the Canadian Forces for 31 years, rising to the rank of Major General.

Lisa has been with the Alberta Public Service since