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Minister for Care Services, Phil Hope MP Phil Hope MP

Minister of State for Care Services

Constituency:        Corby

Background Information:

  • Minister for the East Midlands
  • Minister for the Third Sector in the Cabinet, Office 2007 - 08
  • Skills Minister in the Department for Education and Skills, May 2005 to June 2007
  • Former Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State in the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister
  • Former Parliamentary Private Secretary to Rt Hon John Prescott, Former Deputy Prime Minister
  • Former Parliamentary Private Secretary to Nick Raynsford MP as Minister of State for Housing and Planning
  • Member of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association
  • Former member of the Public Accounts Select Committee (1997-1998)
  • Former member of Standing Committees on legislation relating to Housing, Transport, Industrial and Provident Societies, reforming social security, raising school standards, and policing of parades in Northern Ireland.
  • 1997 elected MP for Corby and East Northants

Ministerial Responsibilities:

Social care, local government and care partnerships:

  • Social care policy & innovation
  • Social care finance
  • Social care strategy
  • Social care workforce
  • Social care inspection
  • Partnering & alliances
  • Regional presence
  • Older people
  • Learning / physical disabilities
  • Disabled children

Other responsibilities

  • Mental health including CAMHS
  • Prison/offender health
  • Third sector including s.64 and social enterprise
  • DH’s relationship with local government
  • Carers Dignity & respect
  • Sustainable development
  • Equality & Human Rights
  • End of life care
  • Audiology
  • Pharmacy policy
  • Devices and diagnostic industry
  • Accident prevention and complementary therapy
  • East of England SHA
  • South Central SHA
  • East Midlands SHA