41
people sat in the full Cabinet, filling 22 seats. 13 were women
12 of 21
of the first Cabinet (apart from the Prime Minister) were still in it on the last day, 7 in the same job
202
people held a ministerial post, 57 of them women (28%)
53
appointments took effect on 17 Jul 2016, the biggest day of the term
73
ministers were first appointed under May, 25 of them women
The top jobs
Who held the Chancellor, Home, Foreign and Defence posts, left to right across the term.
The Cabinet, first and last
Everyone with full Cabinet status a week after May took over, and on the final day. Cabinet here means the full Cabinet, not those who only attend.
First Cabinet 20 Jul 2016 · 22
M
HR
JG
GC
SJ
Sajid Javid
Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government → Secretary of State for the Home Department
Moved
KB
Karen Bradley
Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport → Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
Moved
MF
AL
DD
BJ
JH
Jeremy Hunt
Secretary of State for Health → Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
Moved
PP
LT
JB
James Brokenshire
Secretary of State for Northern Ireland → Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government
Moved
DM
CG
AC
DG
AR
Amber Rudd
Secretary of State for the Home Department → Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
Moved
Last Cabinet 23 Jul 2019 · 23
TM
Theresa May
Prime Minister
DL
EP
Baroness Evans of Bowes Park
Lord Privy Seal
PM
JW
DH
MG
SB
MH
RS
LF
Liam Fox
Secretary of State for International Trade
DG
BL18 people left the Cabinet during the term
MC
TV
SC
JW
OL
SB
EM
DR
GWAppointments are carried over when a prime minister takes office, so ministers already in post count as serving under the new one.