Heath Government: June 1970 – March 1974
- Prime Minister: Edward Heath
- Lord Chancellor: Lord Hailsham of St Marylebone
- Lord President of the Council and Leader of the House of Commons: William Whitelaw
- Lord Privy Seal and Leader of the House of Lords: Lord Jellicoe
- Chancellor of the Exchequer: Iain Macleod
- Foreign Secretary: Sir Alec Douglas-Home
- Home Secretary: Reginald Maudling
- Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food: James Prior
- Secretary of State for Defence: Lord Carrington
- Secretary of State for Education and Science: Margaret Thatcher
- Secretary of State for Employment: Robert Carr
- Minister of Housing and Local Government: Peter Walker
- Secretary of State for Health and Social Security: Keith Joseph
- Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster: Anthony Barber
- Secretary of State for Scotland: Gordon Campbell
- Secretary of State for Technology: Geoffrey Rippon
- President of the Board of Trade: Michael Noble
- Secretary of State for Wales: Peter Thomas
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