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A UK government department is seeking a Head of Royal Finances to oversee the policy and administration of the Sovereign Grant and Duchies. The role involves engaging with senior officials, providing high-quality advice to ministers, and leading a small team. Ideal candidates will have strong policy shaping skills and experience in legislation. The position offers a salary of £57,670 - £64,500 and flexible working patterns, including potential travel to London for parliamentary duties.
Are you looking for a new exciting and unique opportunity? This role would suit someone who wants to learn about a distinctive policy area and eager to gain experience drafting and guiding primary legislation through Parliament.
Treasury Officer of Accounts Team plays a central role in the UK’s public spending framework. As custodians of Managing Public Money and managers of the relationship with Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee, we support the delivery of ministers’ objectives while ensuring the expectations of Parliament on the use of public money are respected.
As a result, we get involved in a wide range of policy issues, including many of the most sensitive and high‑profile decisions taken across government. We work closely with seniors in Treasury and other departments and act as a source of counsel for Permanent Secretaries across government.
We also have oversight of royal finance issues, including working closely with the Royal Household on the management of the Sovereign Grant, and act as shareholder for The Crown Estate.
As Head of Royal Finances, you will lead the branch responsible for overseeing the policy and administration of the Sovereign Grant, the Duchies of Cornwall and Lancaster, and the financial arrangements of the Royal Household, as well as acting as shareholder and sponsor to The Crown Estate.
This is an exciting, varied and unique role – you will have regular engagement with senior officials across government, The Crown Estate, and the Royal Household, as well as regular ministerial engagement. The role would suit someone who wants to get to grips with a unique policy area and is looking to gain experience with developing and taking primary legislation through Parliament.
The postholder will have the opportunity to play a vital role in the upcoming review of the Sovereign Grant Act 2011 and lead a small Bill Team to develop and take legislation through Parliament! As such, travel to London will be necessary during key parliamentary stages of the Bill.
We’re looking for people who have the right set of skills for the role, who are able to build and maintain a network of colleagues and contacts as well as being able to identify key issues and trade‑offs within a project or proposal. We will also need you to maintain your own levels of performance in challenging circumstances and encourage others to do the same.
For more information about the role and how to apply, please follow the apply link.