Perm Sec

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Perm Sec is the common abbreviation for a Permanent Secretary, the most senior civil servant in a UK government department responsible for its day-to-day management and advising ministers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf abbreviation
advises government ministers
associatedConcept civil service neutrality
departmental governance
ministerial accountability
associatedWith UK central government departments
category UK government titles
public administration terminology
country United Kingdom
denotes administrative head of a UK government department
most senior civil servant in a UK government department
equivalentRole Permanent Secretary of the Department of Health and Social Care
Permanent Secretary of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
Permanent Secretary of the Home Office
Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Defence
Permanent Secretary to the Treasury
hasAlternativeForm PermSec
hasPlural Perm Secs
hasRankRelativeToMinisters non-political counterpart to a Secretary of State
hasResponsibilityFor ensuring effective delivery of public services by the department
implementing government policy within a department
managing departmental staff
overseeing departmental budget and resources
language English
notInstanceOf elected office
partOf UK Civil Service leadership
linked to: UK civil service
refersToRoleIn United Kingdom civil service
linked to: UK civil service
reportsTo Secretary of State (political head of department)
responsibleFor day-to-day management of a government department
overall administration of a government department
roleType civil service position
sector public sector
seniorityLevel top-level civil servant
shortFor Permanent Secretary
standsFor Permanent Secretary
tenureType career civil servant position
typicalEmployer UK government department
usedBy civil servants
media
politicians
usedIn United Kingdom government
linked to: UK government
worksWithinFrameworkOf UK Civil Service Code
linked to: Civil Service Code

ministerial directions

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