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Ben Bradshaw MP
Minister of State for Health
and Minister for the South West
Constituency: Exeter
Background Information
Before his election in 1997, Ben worked as a journalist,
training on the Express & Echo in Exeter before working for BBC
Radio Devon and going on to be the BBC's Berlin correspondent.
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Member for Exeter since 1st May 1997
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Introduced Pesticides Act (Private Member's Bill) 1998.
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PPS to John Denham as Minister of State, Department of
Health 2000-01
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Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Foreign and
Commonwealth Office 2001-02
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Parliamentary Secretary, Privy Council Office 2002-03
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Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, DFES 2003-06
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Minister of State, DFES 2006-07
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Member: European Scrutiny Committee 1998-2001
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Stated political interests are foreign affairs, environment,
transport and the modernisation of Parliament
Ministerial Responsibilities:
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Finance including: Spending Review; Resource allocation and
Financial policy; NHS Financial management; NHS Estates,
Capital, Private Finance Initiatives (PFI) & Local
Improvement Finance Trusts (LIFT); NHS Performance
management; NHS efficiency
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Policy & Strategy including provider policy, demand side
reform, Payment By Results (PbR) policy & system
architecture regulation
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18 week patient pathway
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System management & regulation and Professional regulation
including the 3rd session Bill
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Workforce Capacity
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Commissioning capabilities & programmes
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Commercial policy, solutions and procurement
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Connecting for Health / NHS IT
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Urgent Care & emergency care
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Primary care
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South West Strategic Health Authority (SHA)
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London SHA
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