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    Her Majesty's Government of the United Kingdom contains a number of Ministers and Secretaries of State. These members of the Cabinet are supported by civil servants in Ministerial Departments.


        Departments of the United Kingdom Government
            Types of Government Department
            List of Departments of the United Kingdom Government
                Ministerial Departments
                Non-Ministerial Departments
                Unsorted
            See also

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    Types of Government Department
      Ministerial Departments are led politically by a Government Minister, and cover matters that require direct political oversight. For most Departments, the Government Minister in question is known as a Secretary of State and is a member of the Cabinet. He or she is generally supported by a team of junior Ministers. The administrative management of the Department is led by a senior civil servant known as a Permanent Secretary.
        Subordinate to these Ministerial Departments are executive agencies. An Executive Agency is a non-departmental public body that has a degree of to perform an operational function (cf. QUANGOs). They report to one or more specific Government Departments, which will set the funding and strategic policy for the Agency.


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    List of Departments of the United Kingdom Government
    For some Departments, this list includes some executive agencies which report to it.



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    Ministerial Departments

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    Non-Ministerial Departments

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