Parliamentary Secretary To The Ministry of Finance (and Chief Whip)
- 1921 - 1942 Herbert Dixon, 1st Baron Glentoran
- 1942 - 1944 Sir Norman Stronge
- 1944 - 1945 Sir Wilson Hungerford
- 1945 - 1947 Lancelot Curran
- 1947 - 1956 Walter Topping
- 1956 - 1959 Brian Faulkner
- 1959 - 1963 Isaac George Hawthorne
- 1963: William Craig
- 1963 - 1966 James Chichester-Clark
- 1966 - 1968 vacant
- 1968 - 1969 Roy Bradford
Office abolished 1969
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