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Special advisers (UK government)
A special adviser works in a supporting role to the British government. With media, political or policy expertise, their duty is to assist and advise government ministers.
==Role==
Special advisers are paid by central government and are styled as so-called "temporary civil servants" appointed under Article 3 of the Civil Service Order in Council 1995.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Civil Service Order in Council 1995 )〕 They contrast with "permanent" civil servants in the respect that they are political appointees whose loyalties are claimed by the governing party and often particular ministers with whom they have a close relationship. For this reason, advisers may resign when a general election is called to campaign on behalf of their party. Special advisers have sometimes been criticised for engaging in advocacy while still on the government payroll or switching directly between lobbying roles and the special adviser role.
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