First May ministry

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The First May ministry was the Conservative government of the United Kingdom led by Prime Minister Theresa May from 2016 to 2017, formed after the Brexit referendum.

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First May ministry canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British government
ministry of the Government of the United Kingdom
brexitSecretary David Davis
budgetaryPeriodWithin 2016–17 United Kingdom budget
linked to: Autumn Statement

2017–18 United Kingdom budget
linked to: Autumn Statement
cabinetOfficeMinister Damian Green
cabinetType single-party cabinet
chancellorOfTheExchequer Philip Hammond
chiefWhip Gavin Williamson
country United Kingdom
defenceSecretary Michael Fallon
election 2015 United Kingdom general election
endTime 2017-06-11
followedBy Second May ministry
foreignSecretary Boris Johnson
formationReason resignation of David Cameron after the Brexit referendum
formedAfter 2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum
governingIdeology British unionism
conservatism
governmentHeadResidence 10 Downing Street
governmentHeadTitle Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
linked to: Prime Minister
headOfGovernment Theresa May
headOfState Elizabeth II
homeSecretary Amber Rudd
jurisdiction United Kingdom
keyEvent announcement of intention to trigger Article 50 TEU
initiation of Brexit negotiations preparation
legislature Parliament of the United Kingdom
linked to: British Parliament
legislatureStatus majority government
legislatureTerm 56th Parliament of the United Kingdom
legislatureTermStart 2015-05-18
locationOfCabinetMeetings 10 Downing Street
monarchDuringGovernment Elizabeth II
notablePolicyArea Brexit
immigration
national security
numberOfCabinetMinisters approximately 23
parliamentaryOppositionLeader Jeremy Corbyn
parliamentaryOppositionParty Labour Party (UK)
parliamentaryTermContext post-Brexit-referendum period
politicalOrientation centre-right
politicalParty Conservative Party (UK)
precededBy Second Cameron ministry
primeMinister Theresa May
startTime 2016-07-13
stateHeadTitle Monarch of the United Kingdom
linked to: British monarch
timeInOffice less than one year
triggeredDissolution 2017 United Kingdom general election

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Chris Grayling partOf First May ministry
UK Parliament 2015–2017 government First May ministry
Second Cameron ministry followedBy First May ministry
56th Parliament of the United Kingdom government First May ministry
subject linked to: 56th Parliament
Second May ministry precededBy First May ministry
Government of David Cameron followedBy First May ministry