Minister of State for the Treasury (Chancellor of the Exchequer)

See Current Model House of CommonsMinister of State for the Treasury, normally referred to as the Chancellor of the Exchequer, is a senior, high-ranking official within the Government of the Model House of Commons. The Minister is a member of the Cabinet. The Minister reports directly to the Leader of the Model House of Commons.

The Home Secretary is responsible for the internal affairs of England and Wales, and for immigration and citizenship for the United Kingdom. The remit of the Home Office also includes policing in England and Wales and matters of national security, as the Security Service (MI5) is directly accountable to the Home Secretary.

In MHoC the Chancellor is also responsible for the appointment of their Financial Secretary. This title is currently held by the MP for Reigate, Belinda Pennington

The position of Chancellor of the Exchequer in MHoC has been held by Charlotte Pettitt since 4 July 2019.

Chancellorship of Charlotte Pettitt
The International Men's Day and NHS Mental Health debate kicked off with a statement from the leader of the house followed by the Chancellor,  Charlotte Pettitt  making her maiden speech to the house on Male Mental Health and more specifically how mental health would be funded by the second Jenkinson administration. The speech was hailed as a resounding success by the conservative benches. The debate then broadened into a general debate on NHS funding based around general mental health and the Leader of the House,  George Jenkinson, was quizzed about how he was funding hospital redevelopment and growth in the UK by vocal Liberal Democrat backbencher  Thomas Romanus. The debate motions were approved with resounding success by the house with on the objections of former ministers  Fred Double  and  Ben Steensma.