and Rural Affairs Angela Eagle – Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury Shaun Woodward – Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Ann McKechin – Shadow Secretary of State for Scotland Peter Hain – Shadow Secretary of State for Wales Ivan Lewis – Shadow Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Janet Baroness Royall of Blaisdon – Leader of the Opposition in the House of Lords Liam Byrne – Shadow Minister for the Cabinet Office Tessa Jowell – Shadow Minister for the Olympics Steve Lord Bassam of Brighton – Opposition Chief Whip in the House of Lords Patricia Scotland – Shadow Attorney General Also attending Shadow Cabinet meetings: Jon Trickett – Shadow Minister of State for the Cabinet Office Subsequent changes 20 January 2011: Johnson resigned as Shadow Chancellor and was replaced by Ed Balls, who was replaced by Cooper as Shadow Home Secretary. She (while remaining Shadow Equalities Minister) was succeeded as Shadow Foreign Secretary by Alexander, whom Byrne replaced as Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary. Jowell took Byrne's role as Shadow Minister for the Cabinet Office, while retaining her role as Shadow Olympics Minister. 2011 reshuffle On 7 October 2011, Miliband conducted a major reshuffle of his Shadow Cabinet. This followed the Labour Party Conference at which delegates voted to allow the party leader to choose the membership of the Shadow Cabinet, eliminating elections by MPs. Healey chose to stand down from frontline politics and was replaced as Shadow Health Secretary by Andy Burnham, whose Education portfolio went to Stephen Twigg, a newcomer to the Shadow Cabinet, and whose responsibilities as Election Co-ordinator went to Tom Watson, also new to the Shadow Cabinet and who also was given the title "Deputy Chair of the Labour Party". Denham chose to stand down from the Business portfolio, becoming Miliband's Parliamentary Private Secretary. He was replaced by new Shadow Minister of State for Small Business, Chuka Umunna. Harman and Lewis swapped substantive portfolios (International Development to Lewis and Culture to Harman). Trickett took primary responsibility for shadowing the Cabinet Office from Jowell. The latter retained her position in the Shadow Cabinet as well as her roles as Shadow Minister for London and for the Olympics. Woodward (Northern Ireland) and McKechin (Scotland) were both left out of the Shadow Cabinet, being replaced by newcomers: Vernon Coaker and Margaret Curran, respectively. Hillier left the Shadow Cabinet, and was replaced at the Energy