Committee on Standards in Public Life: Defining the boundaries within the Executive: Ministers, Sp…
R9-21
Published April 2003
Response position and delivery status are recorded separately. Acceptance does not establish implementation.
Recommendation (the Committee's words)
An annual statement should be made to Parliament setting out:
(i) the total number of paid special advisers employed in the year;
(ii) their names;
(iii) the Ministers for whom they work or have worked;
(iv) their particular roles and areas of responsibility;
(v) the total salary cost by department;
(vi) comparison figures for earlier years. (page 50)
(i) the total number of paid special advisers employed in the year;
(ii) their names;
(iii) the Ministers for whom they work or have worked;
(iv) their particular roles and areas of responsibility;
(v) the total salary cost by department;
(vi) comparison figures for earlier years. (page 50)
From: Committee on Standards in Public Life, Defining the boundaries within the Executive: Ministers, Special Advisers and the permanent Civil Service, April 2003