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This article is about a junior ministerial role in Britain s Foreign amp Commonwealth Office For the senior civil servant in that department see Permanent Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs The Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs is a vacant junior position in the British government subordinate to both the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and since 1945 also to the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs The post is based at the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office which was created by the merger of the Foreign Office where the position was initially based with the Commonwealth Office in 1968 and the Department for International Development in 2020 Notable holders of the office include Granville Leveson Gower 2nd Earl Granville John Wodehouse 1st Earl of Kimberley Edward Grey 1st Viscount Grey of Fallodon George Curzon 1st Marquess Curzon of Kedleston and Anthony Eden Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Foreign AffairsRoyal Arms of His Majesty s GovernmentIncumbentVacantsince 11 May 2010Foreign Commonwealth and Development OfficeReports toSecretary of State for Foreign Commonwealth and Development AffairsNominatorPrime Minister of the United KingdomAppointerThe Prime Ministerapproved and sworn in by the Queen in CouncilTerm lengthNo fixed termFormation1782First holderWilliam FraserList of ministers EditName Portrait Term of office Political party P M F Sec Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Foreign AffairsWilliam Fraser 1782 1789Richard Brinsley Sheridan 1782 1782 Whig The Marquess of Rockingham FoxGeorge Maddison 1782 1783 The Earl of Shelburne The Lord GranthamThe Duke of Portland FoxSt Andrew St John 1783 1789 Pitt the Younger The Earl TempleThe Duke of LeedsHon Dudley Ryder 1789 1789 TorySir James Burges Bt 1789 January 1796The Lord GrenvilleGeorge Canning January 1796 April 1799 ToryJohn Hookham Frere April 1799 September 1800Edward Fisher September 1800 February 1801Lord Hervey February 1801 November 1803 Addington The Lord HawkesburyCharles Arbuthnot November 1803 June 1804 ToryWilliam Eliot June 1804 February 1805 Pitt the Younger The Lord HarrowbyRobert Ward February 1805 February 1806 The Lord MulgraveGeorge Walpole February 1806 March 1807 The Lord Grenville FoxThe Viscount HowickSir Francis Vincent February 1806 March 1807 The Duke of Portland CanningThe Viscount FitzHarris March 1807 August 1807Charles Bagot August 1807 December 1809Perceval The Earl BathurstCulling Charles Smith December 1809 February 1812 The Marquess WellesleyEdward Cooke February 1812 1817 1 The Earl of Liverpool The Marquess of LondonderryJoseph Planta 25 July 1817 22 January 1822 2 ToryThe Earl of Clanwilliam January 1822 January 1823CanningLord Francis Conyngham January 1823 January 1826 ToryThe Lord Howard de Walden July 1824 June 1828The Earl of DudleyThe Marquess of Clanricarde January 1826 1827Lord Dunglass June 1828 November 1830 The Duke of WellingtonThe Earl of AberdeenSir George Shee 26 November 1830 13 November 1834 Whig The Earl Grey The Viscount PalmerstonThe Viscount MelbourneThe Viscount Fordwich 13 November 1834 17 December 1834 The Duke of Wellington The Duke of WellingtonThe Viscount Mahon 17 December 1834 18 April 1835 Conservative PeelWilliam Fox Strangways 18 April 1835 7 March 1840 Whig The Viscount Melbourne The Viscount PalmerstonLord Leveson 7 March 1840 4 September 1841The Viscount Canning 4 September 1841 27 January 1846 Conservative Peel The Earl of AberdeenGeorge Smythe 27 January 1846 6 July 1846Edward Stanley 6 July 1846 12 February 1852 Whig Russell The Viscount PalmerstonThe Earl GranvilleAusten Henry Layard 12 February 1852 18 May 1852Lord Stanley 18 May 1852 28 December 1852 Conservative The Earl of Derby The Earl of MalmesburyThe Lord Wodehouse 28 December 1852 5 July 1856 Whig The Earl of Aberdeen Lord John RussellThe Earl of ClarendonThe Earl of Shelburne 5 July 1856 26 February 1858 The Viscount PalmerstonWilliam Vesey FitzGerald 26 February 1858 19 June 1859 Conservative The Earl of Derby The Earl of MalmesburyThe Lord Wodehouse 19 June 1859 15 August 1861 Liberal The Viscount Palmerston The Earl RussellAusten Henry Layard 15 August 1861 6 July 1866The Earl Russell The Earl of ClarendonEdward Egerton 6 July 1866 12 December 1868 Conservative The Earl of Derby The Lord StanleyDisraeliArthur Otway 12 December 1868 9 January 1871 Liberal Gladstone The Earl of ClarendonThe Earl GranvilleThe Viscount Enfield 9 January 1871 23 February 1874Robert Bourke 23 February 1874 28 April 1880 Conservative Disraeli The 15th Earl of DerbyThe Marquess of SalisburySir Charles Dilke 28 April 1880 1 January 1883 Liberal Gladstone The Earl GranvilleLord Edmond Fitzmaurice 1 January 1883 25 June 1885Robert Bourke 25 June 1885 28 January 1886 Conservative The Marquess of Salisbury The Marquess of SalisburyJames Bryce 7 February 1886 20 July 1886 Liberal Gladstone The Earl of RoseberySir James Fergusson 4 August 1886 22 September 1891 Conservative The Marquess of Salisbury The Earl of IddesleighThe Marquess of SalisburyJames Lowther 22 September 1891 18 August 1892Sir Edward Grey 18 August 1892 20 June 1895 Liberal Gladstone The Earl of RoseberyThe Earl of RoseberyThe Earl of KimberleyGeorge Curzon 20 June 1895 15 October 1898 Conservative The Marquess of Salisbury The Marquess of SalisburySt John Brodrick 15 October 1898 12 November 1900The Viscount Cranborne 12 November 1900 9 October 1903 The Marquess of LansdowneBalfourEarl Percy 9 October 1903 18 December 1905Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice 3 18 December 1905 19 October 1908 Liberal Campbell Bannerman GreyAsquithThomas McKinnon Wood 19 October 1908 23 October 1911Francis Dyke Acland 23 October 1911 4 February 1915Neil Primrose 4 February 1915 30 May 1915Lord Robert Cecil 30 May 1915 10 January 1919Lloyd George BalfourCecil Harmsworth 10 January 1919 31 October 1922Ronald McNeill 31 October 1922 23 January 1924 Conservative LawThe Marquess Curzon of KedlestonBaldwinArthur Ponsonby 23 January 1924 11 November 1924 Labour MacDonald MacDonaldRonald McNeill 11 November 1924 7 December 1925 Conservative Baldwin ChamberlainGodfrey Locker Lampson 7 December 1925 11 June 1929Hugh Dalton 11 June 1929 3 September 1931 Labour MacDonald HendersonAnthony Eden 3 September 1931 18 January 1934 Conservative The Marquess of ReadingSimonThe Earl Stanhope 18 January 1934 16 June 1936Baldwin HoareEdenThe Viscount Cranborne 18 June 1935 20 February 1938 Baldwin 1935 37 Chamberlain 1937 40 Eden 1935 38 The Viscount Halifax 1938 40 The Earl of Plymouth 30 July 1936 12 May 1940Rab Butler 25 February 1938 20 July 1941 Chamberlain The Viscount HalifaxChurchillEdenRichard Law 20 July 1941 25 September 1943George Hall 25 September 1943 26 May 1945 LabourLord Dunglass 26 May 1945 26 July 1945 ConservativeThe Lord Lovat 26 May 1945 26 July 1945Hector McNeil 4 August 1945 4 October 1946 Labour Attlee BevinChristopher Mayhew 4 October 1946 2 March 1950The Lord Henderson 7 June 1948 26 October 1951Ernest Davies 2 March 1950 26 October 1951MorrisonThe Marquess of Reading 31 October 1951 11 November 1953 Conservative Churchill EdenAnthony Nutting 31 October 1951 18 October 1954Douglas Dodds Parker 11 November 1953 18 October 1954Robin Turton 18 October 1954 20 December 1955 Churchill 1954 55 Eden 1955 56 Eden 1954 55 Macmillan 1955 Lloyd 1955 56 Lord John Hope 18 October 1954 9 November 1956Douglas Dodds Parker 20 December 1955 9 January 1957 Eden LloydDavid Ormsby Gore 9 November 1956 9 January 1957Ian Harvey 18 January 1957 24 November 1958 MacmillanThe Earl of Gosford 18 January 1957 23 October 1958The Marquess of Lansdowne 23 October 1958 20 April 1962The Earl of HomeJohn Profumo 28 November 1958 16 January 1959 LloydRobert Allan 16 January 1959 7 October 1960Joseph Godber 28 October 1960 27 June 1961 The Earl of HomePeter Thomas 27 June 1961 27 June 1963Peter Smithers 16 July 1962 29 January 1964Douglas Home ButlerRobert Mathew 30 January 1964 16 October 1964The Lord Walston 20 October 1964 7 January 1967 Labour Wilson WalkerStewartBrownBill Rodgers 7 January 1967 3 July 1968Maurice Foley 3 July 1968 17 October 1968 StewartParliamentary Under Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth AffairsMaurice Foley 17 October 1968 19 June 1970 Labour Wilson StewartWilliam Whitlock 17 October 1968 13 October 1969Evan Luard 13 October 1969 19 June 1970Anthony Royle 24 June 1970 8 January 1974 Conservative Heath Douglas HomeThe Marquess of Lothian 24 June 1970 9 April 1972Anthony Kershaw 15 October 1970 5 June 1973Peter Blaker 8 January 1974 4 March 1974The Lord Goronwy Roberts 8 March 1974 4 December 1975 Labour Wilson CallaghanJoan Lestor 8 March 1974 12 June 1975Ted Rowlands 12 June 1975 14 April 1976John Tomlinson 17 March 1976 4 May 1979 Callaghan Crosland 1976 77 Owen 1977 79 Evan Luard 14 April 1976 4 May 1979Richard Luce 6 May 1979 14 September 1981 Conservative Thatcher The Lord CarringtonThe Lord Trefgarne 14 September 1981 6 April 1982Malcolm Rifkind 6 April 1982 13 June 1983 PymRay Whitney 13 June 1983 11 September 1984 HoweTim Renton 11 September 1984 2 September 1985Timothy Eggar 2 September 1985 24 July 1989Tim Sainsbury 24 July 1989 24 July 1990 MajorHurdHon Mark Lennox Boyd 24 July 1990 20 July 1994MajorOffice vacant from 1994 to 1996Liam Fox 23 July 1996 1 May 1997 Conservative Major RifkindThe Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean 2 May 1997 28 June 1999 Labour Blair CookThe Baroness Scotland of Asthal 28 July 1999 12 June 2001The Baroness Amos 12 June 2001 13 June 2003 StrawBen Bradshaw 12 June 2001 29 May 2002Mike O Brien 29 May 2002 13 June 2003Bill Rammell 28 October 2002 10 May 2005Chris Mullin 13 June 2003 10 May 2005The Lord Triesman 10 May 2005 28 June 2007BeckettMeg Munn 29 June 2007 5 October 2008 Brown MilibandGillian Merron 5 October 2008 9 June 2009Chris Bryant 9 June 2009 11 May 2010Role merged into Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Asia and the PacificSee also EditForeign Commonwealth and Development Office Foreign Secretary Minister of State for Europe Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Minister of State for Middle East and North Africa Under Secretary of State for the Home Department UndersecretaryReferences Edit Jupp P J September 2004 Cooke Edward bap 1755 d 1820 Oxford Dictionary of National Biography online ed Oxford University Press retrieved 15 March 2009 Haydn s Book of Dignities Created Baron Fitzmaurice in January 1906 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Foreign Commonwealth and Development Affairs amp oldid 1117104730, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
