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 In [[Wiltshire]], the Chief Secretary to the Treasury is a sub-cabinet position to serve as a defacto deputy to the [[Chancellor of the Exchequer (Wiltshire)|Chancellor of the Exchequer]], operating in the [[Wiltshire Treasury]]. The role was established in March 3011 to serve as the Treasury's formal representative in the Wiltshire National Assembly. Originally, the position was a full-cabinet position before being demoted in 3020 to sub-cabinet. The Chief Secretary is often also a under-minister of state, typically within the Treasury or the Ministry of Trade.
-The Chief Secretary to the Treasury is currently Francesca Piers, who was appointed by Chancellor Bill Sterling in 3023.
+The Chief Secretary to the Treasury is currently Grant Katzenmoyer, serving under chancellor Gavin Thompson.
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 |Cory Brannson
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-| colspan="6" |'''''Vacant during the 3023-24 Wiltshire Civil War'''''
+|Sal Mackenzie
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-|Kirk Ashland
+| rowspan="2" |Sal Mackenzie
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-|3 August 3024 until present
+| rowspan="2" |May 3025 until December 3025
 |Lucy Burgers
-|Owen Lassiter
+| rowspan="2" |Beau Martin
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 * Junior Minister for Budget Responsibility
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	In [[Wiltshire]], the Chief Secretary to the Treasury is a sub-cabinet position to serve as a defacto deputy to the [[Chancellor of the Exchequer (Wiltshire)\|Chancellor of the Exchequer]], operating in the [[Wiltshire Treasury]]. The role was established in March 3011 to serve as the Treasury's formal representative in the Wiltshire National Assembly. Originally, the position was a full-cabinet position before being demoted in 3020 to sub-cabinet. The Chief Secretary is often also a under-minister of state, typically within the Treasury or the Ministry of Trade.		In [[Wiltshire]], the Chief Secretary to the Treasury is a sub-cabinet position to serve as a defacto deputy to the [[Chancellor of the Exchequer (Wiltshire)\|Chancellor of the Exchequer]], operating in the [[Wiltshire Treasury]]. The role was established in March 3011 to serve as the Treasury's formal representative in the Wiltshire National Assembly. Originally, the position was a full-cabinet position before being demoted in 3020 to sub-cabinet. The Chief Secretary is often also a under-minister of state, typically within the Treasury or the Ministry of Trade.

	The Chief Secretary to the Treasury is currently ~~Selma Fishser,~~ who was appointed in ~~3021~~ by ~~Prime Minister Mitchell Crawley~~.		The Chief Secretary to the Treasury is currently Ida Maude who was appointed in 3022 by Catherine Morgan under the G-31 chancellery of Helena Jahnke.

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	\| rowspan="2" \|Selma Fishser		\| rowspan="2" \|Selma Fishser
	\| rowspan="2" \|Stability		\| rowspan="2" \|Stability
	\| rowspan="2" \|1 December 3021 until ~~present~~		\| rowspan="2" \|1 December 3021 until 23 August 3022
	\|Kate Anne		\|Kate Anne
	\| rowspan="2" \|		\| rowspan="2" \|
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	\|Jack Wilson		\|Jack Wilson
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			\|Ida Maude
			\|Labour
			\|23 August 3022 until present
			\|Helena Jahnke
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			* Under-minister for budget responsibility
			* Under-minister for tax reform
	\|}		\|}

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In [[Wiltshire]], the Chief Secretary to the Treasury is a sub-cabinet position to serve as a defacto deputy to the [[Chancellor of the Exchequer (Wiltshire)|Chancellor of the Exchequer]], operating in the [[Wiltshire Treasury]]. The role was established in March 3011 to serve as the Treasury's formal representative in the Wiltshire National Assembly. Originally, the position was a full-cabinet position before being demoted in 3020 to sub-cabinet. The Chief Secretary is often also a under-minister of state, typically within the Treasury or the Ministry of Trade.

The Chief Secretary to the Treasury is currently Selma Fishser, who was appointed in 3021 by Prime Minister Mitchell Crawley.

== List of Chief Secretaries ==
{| class="fandom-table"
|+'''List of Chief Secretaries to the Treasury (3011 - present)'''
!Chief Secretary
!Political Party
!Term in office
!Chancellor
!Other office(s) held
|-
|Karen Finch
|Conservative
|1 March 3011 until 5 March 3013
|[[Martin Banks]]
|
* Under-minister for budget responsibility (3011)
* Under-minister for investments (3011-3013)
|-
|Samuel Jones
|Liberal Alliance
|5 March 3013 until 29 May 3013
|[[Scott House]]
|
* Under-minister for free-trade agreements
|-
|Andrea Drum
| rowspan="4" |Conservative
|29 May 3013 until 4 November 3013
| rowspan="2" |Lucy Burgers
|
* Under-minister for budget responsibility
|-
|Walter Krussteg
|4 November 3013 until 25 January 3015
|
* Under-minister for budget responsibility
|-
|[[James Brown]]
|25 January 3015 until 11 October 3015
| rowspan="2" |Pete Aventine
|
* Under-minister for investments
* Under-minister for social security and pensions
|-
|Andrea Drum
|11 October 3015 until 10 January 3016
|
* Under-minister for social security and pensions
* Under-minister for budget responsibility
|-
|Ioannis Kruger
| rowspan="2" |Socialist
|10 January 3016 until 8 May 3016
| rowspan="3" |Liam Drakeford
|
* Minister for the Washington Office
|-
|Greg Abbott
|8 May 3016 until 20 July 3018
|
* Under-minister for budget responsibility
|-
|Joe Brazil
|Communist
|20 July 3018 until 1 January 3019
|
* Under-minister for waste treatment and water connectivity
|-
|Tierra Johnson
|Liberal Alliance
|1 January 3019 until 17 January 3019
| rowspan="2" |James Brown
|
* Minister for Transportation
|-
|[[Fillmore Grey]]
|Independent
|17 January 3019 until 11 February 3019
|
* Minister for Corporations
|-
| rowspan="2" |Tierra Johnson
| rowspan="2" |Conservative
| rowspan="2" |11 February 3019 until 12 April 3019
|Dylan Rowlands
| rowspan="2" |
* Under-minister for budget responsibility
|-
|Johnathan Beckett
|-
| rowspan="2" |Greg Abbott
| rowspan="2" |Socialist
| rowspan="2" |12 April 3019 until 15 June 3019
|Ioannis Kruger
| rowspan="2" |
* Under-minister for budget responsibility
* Under-minister for banking regulation
|-
|[[Jake Simpson]]
|-
| rowspan="2" |Lucy Hobbs
|Liberal Alliance
| rowspan="2" |15 June 3019 until 9 September 3019
| rowspan="2" |Michele Yarner
| rowspan="2" |
* [[Deputy Prime Minister of Wiltshire]]
* Minister for Work and Pensions
|-
| rowspan="2" |National
|-
|[[Moon-See Park]]
|9 September 3019 until 6 November 3019
| rowspan="2" |Jack Bone
|
* Under-minister for budget responsibility
|-
| rowspan="2" |Peter Hague
| rowspan="2" |Labour
| rowspan="2" |6 November 3019 until 26 November 3019
|
* Under-minister for budget responsibility
* Chancellor of the Authority of Juneville
|-
|Ioannis Kruger
|
* Under-minister for budget responsibility
|-
| colspan="5" |'''''Vacant during NCR occupation of Wiltshire'''''
|-
|[[Aaron Ashford]]
| rowspan="2" |Liberal Conservative
|28 January 3020 until 8 February 3020
|[[Audrick Hill]]
|N/A
|-
|Amelio Portrez
|8 February 3020 until 21 June 3021
|Aaron Ashford
|
* Under-minister for culture and equalities
|-
|Robert Keats
|Labour
|21 June 3021 until 24 September 3020
|[[Alberto Siliotti]]
|
* Under-minister for budget responsibility
* Minister for Work and Pensions (September 3020)
|-
|Erin Martenson
| rowspan="2" |Liberal Conservative
|24 September 3020 until 31 October 3020
| rowspan="2" |[[Jack L. Wilson]]
|
* Under-minister for budget responsibility
* Under-minister for levelling up
|-
|John Gornan
|31 October 3020 until 5 July 3021
|
* Under-minister for budget responsibility
* Under-minister for production and the war effort (3021)
|-
|Greg Abbott
| rowspan="2" |Labour
|5 July 3021 until 20 August 3021
|Kate Anne
|
* Under-minister for budget responsibility
* Under-minister for levelling up
|-
|Jack Ridges
|20 August 3021 until 15 September 3021
|Robert Keats
|
* Under-minister for budget responsibility
|-
|Greg Abbott
|Independent
|15 September 3021 until 1 December 3021
|Kate Anne
|
* Under-minister for budget responsibility
|-
| rowspan="2" |Selma Fishser
| rowspan="2" |Stability
| rowspan="2" |1 December 3021 until present
|Kate Anne
| rowspan="2" |
* Under-minister for budget responsibility
|-
|Jack Wilson
|}