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Sajid Javid gets promotion in Cabinet reshuffle
Following the resignation of Dr Liam Fox as Defence Secretary on Friday, Prime Minister David Cameron has had to do a little of his own shuffling in the cabinet.
Phillip Hammond has replaced Dr Fox, who resigned after the controversy surrounding his close relationship with Adam Werritty made his position untenable.
The most notable movement in the reshuffle was the promotion of Bromsgrove MP Sajid Javid, who has been made Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS) to Chancellor George Osborne.
Javid was previously a PPS to Skills Minister John Hayes but will now play a key role as the Chancellor's contact in the House of Commons and believes his banking background will be vital in his new role.
Javid said,
“I was delighted and honoured to accept this appointment from the Prime Minister. My experience as the PPS to the Skills Minister, and my 20 years in business and finance prior to Parliament, will be valuable in my new position at the Treasury.
The 41-year-old, who was elected as an MP in May 2010, added,
“The Government’s most important job at the moment is to get the economy growing again, and I will do everything I can to help the Chancellor with his essential work.”
Picture: Sajid Javid