Not exact matches
This post just looks at ministers with
full cabinet status so omitting, for example, the chief whip, who just
attends the meetings.
For a moment it looked as though there would be more women
attending cabinet than there had ever been previously during Cameron's term in office, but for some reason they seem to have demoted the status of the leader of the Lords, now Baroness Stowell, to «
attending»
cabinet rather than being a
full member.
I have the greatest respect for the women who have served as
full members of
Cabinet and for those who
attend as and when required.
But Downing Street's list of government ministers has Lady Stowell, the new leader of the Lords, as
attending cabinet, but not as a
full member.
UPDATE AT 2.41 PM: Earlier I said Cameron had doubled the number of women
attending cabinet as
full members (taking it from three to six).
In this role, he
attended Cabinet meetings, but not as a
full member.
Lady Stowell of Beeston, who replaces Britain's proposed next European commissioner, Lord Hill of Oare - ford, will
attend cabinet, but will not be a
full member.
Grant is not a
full member of shadow
cabinet Mike although like David Lidington he
attends.
A further three Tory women — Esther McVey, Lady Stowell and Lady Warsi — will also
attend cabinet, but not as
full members.
But he wanted a
Cabinet position for the new Leader of the Commons, William Hague, whose most recent predecessors (Andrew Lansley and Sir George Young) had had the status of «
attending»
Cabinet, rather than
full membership.
A spokesman for Mr Johnson said he had accepted an invitation to
attend weekly political
cabinets - held after the
full cabinet session - but would not take a ministerial role.
Neither Betsy DeVos, who is 59, nor any of her children have ever
attended a public school; her
Cabinet post also marks her first
full - time job in the education system.