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Publication Scheme

Part Four - Information published by the Cabinet Office

Government

Ministers

• Lists of United Kingdom Government Ministers showing Cabinet Ministers, Ministers by Department and Government Whips (House of Commons and House of Lords)
• Biographical details of members of the Cabinet [External website]
• List of Ministerial Responsibilities [External website]
• Responsibilities and biographical details of Cabinet Office Ministers

Ministerial Code

• Code of conduct and guidance on procedure for Ministers

Travel by ministers

• Guidance on the use of official cars and on rail and air travel

Cabinet committees

• The membership and terms of reference of Ministerial Cabinet committees, Sub-committees and groups
• Cabinet committee business - A guide for departments
• Cabinet Secretariat and Cabinet committees - An explanation of their role
• The legislative programme

Government and Parliament

• Departmental Evidence and Response to Select Committees

Concordats

• Cabinet Office's concordats with the Scottish Administration and with the National Assembly for Wales

Ethics and standards

• The Directory of Civil Service Guidance
• The Civil Service Code
• Model Contract for Special Advisers
• Code of Conduct for Special Advisers
• Guidance on the work of the Government Information Service
• Guidance for civil servants: Contact with Lobbyists (see page 29 of the guidance)
• Guidance on Government Research into Public Attitudes and Opinions (see page 55 of the guidance)
• Guidance on civil servants role and conduct in the run-up to a General and Local Elections (see page 22 of the guidance)
• Code of Conduct and Guidance on Procedures for Ministers
• Model codes of conduct for Board members of Advisory and Executive Non-Departmental Public Bodies (NDPBs) and certain other public bodies, staff of Executive NDPBs, and NHS Boards.

Honours and awards

• History of UK honours
• How to make a nomination
• The order in which decorations and medals should be worn
• Bravery awards
• New Years and Birthday Honours lists.

Official Histories

• The UK Government’s Official History Programme

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