What does GOAT stand for?

Government of All the Talents (Gordon Brown's first administration)

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Back in 2007, Gordon Brown announced a raft of peerages so he could appoint experts as ministers in his Government Of All the Talents (Goats).

He said: "The Prime Minister has always made clear that he wanted a government of all the talents.

I am a GOAT, a Government of all the talents, and I came in from the private sector and I'll go back out to it.

Byline: Paul ROUTLEDGE SHUFFLING the tired old pack of parliamentary cards is not going to produce a new government of all the talents.

Lord West, who was appointed to Brown's government of all the talents, made his28-day blunder in November.

Mr Brown may need figures such as these to prove he runs a government of all the talents.

Creating a government of all the talents could involve bringing in people from outside politics or from other political parties, he said.

As far as ministers in government are concerned, I do want a government of all the talents.