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Minister of state (Canada) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | During the government of Jean Chrétien, ministers of state were often styled as secretary of state, considered junior to ministers of state, and were not members of Cabinet. |
 | | Under Chretien, the title "minister of state," with a specific policy responsibility, was usually given to either a Cabinet minister, in addition to his or her other responsibilities, or to the deputy prime minister, government house leader or leader of the government in the Senate. |
 | | Ministers of state are also members of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada, as is required for them to be a part of the ministry. |
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