In that case one might expect the five lib dems in the cabinet to push the parts of the coalition agreement falling under their brief. Supposedly Clegg does have a large brief including overseeing electoral reform. Then there's banking reform (Cable) and energy and environment (Huhne). Question: what does the "Chief Secretary to the Treasury" do and how does that relate with the Chancellor's portfolio? If the Chancellor does the budget, what does Laws get to do from his Treasury position? Finally, what can be expected of Danny Alexander as Scottish Secretary?

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