Ministerial Responsibilities within the
Home Office from May 9th
Tony McNulty
Minister of State for Security, Counter-Terrorism
and Police and Ministerial Adviser on Party Parliamentary Affairs
— Police Reform (including workforce
reform, restructuring and National Policing Improvement Agency)
— Security and counter-terrorism (including
Muslim extremism)
Patricia Scotland
Minister of State for Crime Reduction and Ministerial
Adviser on legal affairs
— Anti Social Behaviour policy
— Crime Reduction Strategy
— All legislation in the Lords
— HO Interest in CJS and relations
with the Ministry of Justice, OCJR, Criminal Law etc
— Departmental Confidence Champion
Liam Byrne
Minister of State for Immigration and Asylum
and Ministerial Adviser on Management
— Nationality, naturalisation and citizenship
— ID Cards (Strategic Lead)
— Departmental reform/Capability Review
Joan Ryan
Parliamentary Under-Secretary and Ministerial
Adviser on Manifesto process
— Identity and Passport Agency
— Forensic Science Service
— Extradition and judicial co-operation
— Criminal Records Bureau
— Design & Green Minister
— Trade Union issues/Warwick
— Support to Patricia Scotland on international
issues
Vernon Coaker
Parliamentary Under-Secretary and Ministerial
Adviser on Campaigning
— Serious and Organised Crime
— Specialist Crime ) including public
order, football disorder, animal rights internet crime, child
pornography)
— Security Industry Authority
— Correspondence Champion
— Support to Patricia Scotland on crime
reduction and anti-social behaviour policy, including policy on
violent crime, drugs, alcohol and vulnerable young people
Siobhan McDonnagh
PPS to Home Secretary
— MPs and Anti-social behaviour
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