Cabinet Secretary for Infrastructure and Capital Investment

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The Cabinet Secretary for Infrastructure and Capital Investment is a cabinet post in the Scottish Government created in 2011, with responsbilities for Scottish Water, procurement, European Structural Funds, Scottish Futures Trust, transport policy and delivery, public transport, road, rail services, air and ferry services, housing, communities and regeneration. The junior Minister for Housing and Transport also reports to the Secretary.^[1]

Office holders

The first and current Cabinet Secretary for Infrastructure and Capital Investment is Alex Neil MSP.^[2]

See also

Scottish Government Governance and Communities Directorates

References

Scottish Cabinet

Alex Salmond (First Minister) · Nicola Sturgeon (Deputy First Minister and Health, Wellbeing and Cities Strategy) · John Swinney (Finance, Employment and Sustainable Growth) ·
Michael Russell (Education and Lifelong Learning) · Bruce Crawford (Parliamentary Business and Government Strategy) · Kenny MacAskill (Justice) ·
Richard Lochhead (Rural Affairs and the Environment) · Fiona Hyslop (Culture and External Affairs) · Alex Neil (Infrastructure and Capital Investment)