Home Office Organisational Map
A plain-English view of how the Home Office is organised, built only from information the department has itself published or disclosed.
Where this comes from
The Home Office publishes staff organograms listing senior posts, their reporting lines and the size of the teams beneath them. PublicAudit loads that data as published, keeps the wording of the original fields, and shows clearly where information was withheld or simply not supplied.
Home Office staff organogram · Published dataset
The scale of the department
FTE means full-time equivalent: two people each working half the week count as one FTE.
Explore the department
Expand the structure from the Permanent Secretary downwards, or drag and zoom around the visual map.
Search and filter every disclosed senior post, including where a name was withheld.
Which parts of the department hold the most staff, ranked by mapped FTE.
Ranked by the published 'Salary Cost of Reports' field — not individual pay.
Areas PublicAudit is researching further, with the reason each was chosen.
Requests attached to this map, plus a builder for a sharper follow-up request.
Two things to read carefully
- Salary Cost of Reports is not a person's salary. It is a published field about the salary cost of the staff reporting beneath a post. The largest disclosed figure runs to tens of millions of pounds — £74.76m — which is a team cost, not an individual's pay.
- "Research target" does not mean wrongdoing. It means PublicAudit has chosen that area for further work using public records and FOI.
Sources
- OFFICIAL DATAHome Office Senior Staff OrganogramSnapshot: 30 June 2025
- OFFICIAL DATAHome Office Junior Staff OrganogramSnapshot: 30 June 2025
- FOI DISCLOSUREFreedom of Information requestFOI2026/10261 — Home Office
- OFFICIAL DATAUK Government Immigration Statisticsdata.gov.uk — immigration statistics (admissions)
Labels show where each piece of information comes from. PublicAudit does not infer responsibilities, relationships, spending or conclusions that the source data does not support.