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Minister of State for Trade Policy and Economic Security

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UK government position
"Trade Minister" redirects here. For general usage, seeCommerce minister.

United Kingdom
Minister of State for Trade Policy and Economic Security
since 6 July 2024
Department for Business and Trade
StyleMinister
NominatorPrime Minister of the United Kingdom
AppointerTheMonarch
on advice of thePrime Minister
Formation3 September 1953
First holderDerick Heathcoat-Amory
Websitewww.gov.uk/government/ministers/minister-of-state--172

TheMinister of State for Trade Policy and Economic Security,[1] formerlyMinister of State for Trade Policy and Minister of State for Trade, is a mid-level role at theDepartment for Business and Trade in theGovernment of the United Kingdom. It is currently held byDouglas Alexander, who took the office on 6 July 2024. From 2016 to February 2023, the role was based in theDepartment for International Trade.

History

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Although aMinister of State position, it was considered to be one of the most important jobs outside Cabinet rank as whenDouglas Alexander became Minister of State for Trade in September 2004, he was given a special provision to attend theCabinet meetings.

This position replaced the office ofSecretary for Overseas Trade, created in 1917.

The subsequent role ofMinister of State for Investment was created in 2021.

The minister formerly worked at theDepartment for Business, Innovation and Skills,Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy andDepartment for International Trade.

List of ministers

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MinisterEntered officeLeft officePolitical partyPrime Minister

Minister of State for Trade

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Derick Heathcoat-Amory3 September 195318 October 1954ConservativeWinston Churchill
Derek Walker-Smith18 October 19546 April 1955Conservative
Derick Heathcoat-Amory6 April 195516 January 1957ConservativeAnthony Eden
Derek Walker-Smith16 January 195717 September 1957ConservativeHarold Macmillan
John Vaughan-Morgan17 September 195722 October 1959Conservative
Frederick Erroll22 October 19599 October 1961Conservative
Keith Joseph9 October 196116 July 1962Conservative
Alan Green16 July 196223 October 1963Conservative
The Lord Derwent6 September 196223 October 1963Conservative
The Lord Drumalbyn23 October 196316 October 1964ConservativeAlec Douglas-Home
Edward du Cann23 October 196316 October 1964Conservative
George Darling20 October 19646 April 1968LabourHarold Wilson
Edward Redhead20 October 196411 October 1965Labour
Roy Mason20 October 19647 January 1967Labour
The Lord Brown11 October 196519 June 1970Labour
Joseph Mallalieu7 January 19671 July 1968Labour
Edmund Dell6 April 196813 October 1969Labour
William Rodgers1 July 196813 October 1969Labour
Goronwy Roberts13 October 196919 June 1970Labour
Frederick Corfield24 June 197015 October 1970ConservativeEdward Heath
Michael Noble15 October 19705 November 1972Conservative
Geoffrey Howe[a]5 November 19724 March 1974Conservative

Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Trade

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Eric Deakins4 March 19745 April 1976LabourHarold Wilson
Stanley Clinton-Davis4 March 19744 May 1979Labour
Michael Meacher5 April 19764 May 1979LabourJames Callaghan

Minister of State for Trade

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Cecil Parkinson7 May 197914 September 1981ConservativeMargaret Thatcher
Peter Rees14 September 19819 June 1983Conservative
Paul Channon9 June 198324 January 1986Conservative
Alan Clark24 January 198625 July 1989Conservative
The Lord Trefgarne25 July 198923 July 1990Conservative
Tim Sainsbury23 July 199014 April 1992ConservativeJohn Major
Richard Needham14 April 19926 July 1995Conservative
Anthony Nelson6 July 19952 May 1997Conservative
The Lord Clinton-Davis2 May 199728 July 1998LabourTony Blair
Brian Wilson28 July 199828 July 1999Labour
Richard Caborn28 July 199911 June 2001Labour
The Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean11 June 200113 June 2003Labour
Mike O'Brien13 June 20039 September 2004Labour
Douglas Alexander9 September 200411 May 2005Labour
Ian Pearson11 May 20058 May 2006Labour
Ian McCartney[b]8 May 200628 June 2007Labour
The Lord Jones of Birmingham29 June 20073 October 2008Independent[c]Gordon Brown
Gareth Thomas[d]3 October 20085 June 2009Labour

Minister of State for Trade, Investment and Business

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The Lord Davies of Abersoch14 January 200911 May 2010LabourGordon Brown

Minister of State for Business and Enterprise

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Mark Prisk[e]11 May 201011 January 2011ConservativeDavid Cameron

Minister of State for Trade and Investment

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The Lord Green of Hurstpierpoint11 January 201111 December 2013ConservativeDavid Cameron
The Lord Livingston of Parkhead11 December 201311 May 2015Conservative
The Lord Maude of Horsham11 May 201510 February 2016ConservativeDavid Cameron
The Lord Price[f]4 April 20163 September 2017ConservativeTheresa May

Minister of State for Trade

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The Baroness Fairhead28 September 20177 May 2019ConservativeTheresa May

Minister of State for Trade Policy

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Greg Hands15 July 201621 June 2018ConservativeTheresa May
George Hollingbery21 June 201825 July 2019Conservative
Conor Burns25 July 20194 May 2020ConservativeBoris Johnson
Greg Hands13 February 202015 September 2021Conservative
Penny Mordaunt16 September 20216 September 2022Conservative
Conor Burns7 September 20227 October 2022ConservativeLiz Truss
Greg Hands9 October 20227 February 2023Conservative
Rishi Sunak
Vacant7 February 202313 November 2023
Greg Hands13 November 20235 July 2024Conservative

Minister of State for Trade Policy and Economic Security

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Douglas Alexander6 July 2024PresentLabourKeir Starmer

Minister of State for Investment

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Minister of StateEntered officeLeft officePolitical partyPrime Minister
The Lord Grimstone of Boscobel18 March 20207 July 2022ConservativeBoris Johnson
The Lord Johnson of Lainston2 October 202228 October 2022ConservativeLiz Truss
24 November 20225 July 2024ConservativeRishi Sunak
Poppy Gustafsson10 October 2024IncumbentLabourKeir Starmer

Notes

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  1. ^AttendedCabinet.
  2. ^AttendedCabinet.
  3. ^Jones sat on the Labour benches in theHouse of Lords, but never joined the party.
  4. ^Thomas apparently continued as a Trade Minister after the appointment of Davies.BERR described him simply asMinister for Trade, rather thanMinister for Trade and Investment, as he was prior to Davies' appointment.[2]
  5. ^He handledUK Trade & Investment until Green entered the government.
  6. ^Joyce Anelay, Baroness Anelay of St John's was given Maude's responsibilities on an interim basis until Price took up the role in March 2016.[3]

References

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  1. ^"Minister of State for Trade Policy and Economic Security - GOV.UK".www.gov.uk. Retrieved25 July 2024.
  2. ^BERR - Ministerial TeamArchived 2008-12-23 at theWayback Machine
  3. ^"Ministerial appointment: Mark Ian Price". Retrieved10 February 2016.

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