Prime Minister May wants state secretary \u0026 # x27; no deal \u0026 # x27;

london - British Prime Minister Theresa May wants to appoint a secretary of state to deal with the problems that arise when Britain leaves the European Union with no agreement (\u0026 # x27; no deal \u0026 # x27;) with Brussels. This must also be a clear signal that Britain is determined to leave the union, reported The Telegraph Monday.

The state secretary would fall under the 'brexit minister' David Davis. Davis is about the negotiations with the EU about the cancellation of membership. They are difficult.

May expects to bring changes to her cabinet this week, but the most famous figures would remain at their ministerial post, according to British media. She is also expected to appoint a new cabinet chef, who, under the current circumstances, would also be May's deputy. The previous cabinet chef Damian Green resigned shortly before Christmas after he had been discredited.

May probably also appoints a new Chairman of the Conservative Party, according to the BBC. Last year the Conservatives under the current chairman Patrick McLoughlin lost the majority in the lower house in the elections.