The Ministerial and other Salaries Act 1975 (Amendment) Order 2026
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Schedule Ministerial salaries
Article 3(2) Part 1 Office | Salary (£) Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury | 83,837 Chancellor of the Exchequer | 75,170 Salary if the holder is a member of the House of Commons (£) | Salary if the holder is not a member of the House of Commons (£) Secretary of State Any of the following offices for so long as the holder is a member of the Cabinet— (a) Lord President of the Council (b) Lord Privy Seal (c) Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster (d) Paymaster General (e) Chief Secretary to the Treasury (f) Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury (g) Minister of State | 75,170 | 110,351 Part 2 Office | Salary if the holder is a member of the House of Commons (£) | Salary if the holder is not a member of the House of Commons (£) 1. Any of the offices listed at (a) to (g) of Part 1 for so long as the holder is not a member of the Cabinet 2. Minister in charge of a public department of His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom who is not a member of the Cabinet, and who is not eligible for a salary under any other provision of this Act 3. Financial Secretary to the Treasury | 36,045 | 86,162 Part 3 Office | Salary if the holder is a member of the House of Commons (£) | Salary if the holder is not a member of the House of Commons (£) Attorney General | 104,599 | 115,440 Solicitor General | 64,706 | 100,211 Advocate General for Scotland | 64,706 | 100,211 Part 4 Office | Salary if the holder is a member of the House of Commons (£) | Salary if the holder is not a member of the House of Commons (£) Parliamentary Secretary other than Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury | 25,882 | 75,043 Treasurer of His Majesty’s Household | 36,045 Comptroller of His Majesty’s Household Vice-Chamberlain of His Majesty’s Household Junior Lord of the Treasury Assistant Whip, House of Commons | 21,021 Captain of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms | 86,162 Captain of the King’s Bodyguard of the Yeoman of the Guard | 75,043 Lord in Waiting | 69,392
Schedule Ministerial salaries
Article 3(2) Part 1 Office | Salary (£) Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury | 83,837 Chancellor of the Exchequer | 75,170 Salary if the holder is a member of the House of Commons (£) | Salary if the holder is not a member of the House of Commons (£) Secretary of State Any of the following offices for so long as the holder is a member of the Cabinet— (a) Lord President of the Council (b) Lord Privy Seal (c) Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster (d) Paymaster General (e) Chief Secretary to the Treasury (f) Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury (g) Minister of State | 75,170 | 110,351 Part 2 Office | Salary if the holder is a member of the House of Commons (£) | Salary if the holder is not a member of the House of Commons (£) 1. Any of the offices listed at (a) to (g) of Part 1 for so long as the holder is not a member of the Cabinet 2. Minister in charge of a public department of His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom who is not a member of the Cabinet, and who is not eligible for a salary under any other provision of this Act 3. Financial Secretary to the Treasury | 36,045 | 86,162 Part 3 Office | Salary if the holder is a member of the House of Commons (£) | Salary if the holder is not a member of the House of Commons (£) Attorney General | 104,599 | 115,440 Solicitor General | 64,706 | 100,211 Advocate General for Scotland | 64,706 | 100,211 Part 4 Office | Salary if the holder is a member of the House of Commons (£) | Salary if the holder is not a member of the House of Commons (£) Parliamentary Secretary other than Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury | 25,882 | 75,043 Treasurer of His Majesty’s Household | 36,045 Comptroller of His Majesty’s Household Vice-Chamberlain of His Majesty’s Household Junior Lord of the Treasury Assistant Whip, House of Commons | 21,021 Captain of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms | 86,162 Captain of the King’s Bodyguard of the Yeoman of the Guard | 75,043 Lord in Waiting | 69,392
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