Minister for Security
Organisations:
Home Office
Responsibilities
The minister is responsible for:
- international counter-terrorism
- counter-terrorism operations
- Pursue, including TPIMs and DWA policy
- counter-terrorism policing, including section 26 authorisations
- communications capabilities, including communications data
- Protect, including critical national infrastructure
- security exports, Olympic legacy and the 2014 Commonwealth Games
- counter-terrorism science and technology, including chemical, biological, radioactive, nuclear and explosive
- space security
- maritime security
- Guantanamo detainees and civil litigation
- Prevent, including extremism task force and RICU
- mass fatalities, civil contingencies, interoperability
- aviation security
- proscription
- Prepare
- political and domestic extremism
- terrorist finance
- Northern Ireland
- European Union, including justice and home affairs opt-out
- special cases, including exclusions, deprivations, national security deportations
- National Crime Agency
- serious organised crime
- cyber crime and security
- fraud and asset recovery
- human trafficking, including the Modern Slavery Bill
Previous holders of this role
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The Rt Hon James Brokenshire
2010 to 2014