Frederick Curzon - Revision history

Melissa Jones at 03:44, 21 August 2017

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Josh Leeson at 11:29, 2 October 2014

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David at 08:37, 8 November 2011

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Melissa Jones: /* Lobbying */ past tense applied - toast no longer exists

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Tamasin Cave at 13:07, 24 November 2010

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Tamasin Cave: New page: '''Frederick Curzon, Earl Howe,''' is a Conservative peer and Parliamentary under secretary of state for quality. By trade a banker, he joined the Tory health team in 1997. His responsibi...

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New page: '''Frederick Curzon, Earl Howe,''' is a Conservative peer and Parliamentary under secretary of state for quality. By trade a banker, he joined the Tory health team in 1997. His responsibi...

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'''Frederick Curzon, Earl Howe,''' is a Conservative peer and Parliamentary under secretary of state for quality.

By trade a banker, he joined the Tory health team in 1997. His responsibilities include thorny ones such as PCT reform, commissioning, the NHS constitution, dentistry, NICE, and quangos.<ref>Health Service Journal, [http://www.hsj.co.uk/home/hsj-100/019-earl-howe/5021915.article HSJ100 2010], 17 Nov 2010</ref>

===Notes===
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[[Category:Healthcare Industry]]

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-'''Frederick Curzon, Earl Howe,''' is a Conservative peer and Parliamentary under secretary of state for quality.
+'''Frederick Curzon, Earl Howe,''' is a Conservative peer and UK minister of state for defence.
-By trade a banker, he joined the Tory health team in 1997. His responsibilities include thorny ones such as PCT reform, commissioning, the NHS constitution, dentistry, NICE, and quangos.<ref>Health Service Journal, [http://www.hsj.co.uk/home/hsj-100/019-earl-howe/5021915.article HSJ100 2010], 17 Nov 2010</ref>
+He is former parliamentary under secretary of state for quality. By trade a banker, he joined the Tory health team in 1997. His responsibilities include thorny ones such as PCT reform, commissioning, the NHS constitution, dentistry, NICE, and quangos.<ref>Health Service Journal, [http://www.hsj.co.uk/home/hsj-100/019-earl-howe/5021915.article HSJ100 2010], 17 Nov 2010</ref>
 Following the General election of 2015, Earl Howe was appointed as Minister of State and Government Spokesperson for the [[Ministry of Defence]] as well as Deputy Leader of the [[House of Lords]].<ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/democracylive/hi/representatives/profiles/26696.stm Earl Howe Profile]BBC Democracy Live, accessed 25 September 2015</ref>
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-[[Category:Healthcare Industry]][[Category:House of Lords]][[Category:Conservative Party|Curzon, Frederick]][[Category:British Politician|Curzon, Frederick]][[Category:Oxford alumni|Curzon, Frederick]]
+[[Category:Healthcare Industry]][[Category:House of Lords]][[Category:Conservative Party|Curzon, Frederick]][[Category:British Politician|Curzon, Frederick]][[Category:Oxford alumni|Curzon, Frederick]][[Category:Defence|Curzon, Frederick]]

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	By trade a banker, he joined the Tory health team in 1997. His responsibilities include thorny ones such as PCT reform, commissioning, the NHS constitution, dentistry, NICE, and quangos.<ref>Health Service Journal, [http://www.hsj.co.uk/home/hsj-100/019-earl-howe/5021915.article HSJ100 2010], 17 Nov 2010</ref>		By trade a banker, he joined the Tory health team in 1997. His responsibilities include thorny ones such as PCT reform, commissioning, the NHS constitution, dentistry, NICE, and quangos.<ref>Health Service Journal, [http://www.hsj.co.uk/home/hsj-100/019-earl-howe/5021915.article HSJ100 2010], 17 Nov 2010</ref>
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		+	Following the General election of 2015, Earl Howe was appointed as Minister of State and Government Spokesperson for the [[Ministry of Defence]] as well as Deputy Leader of the [[House of Lords]].<ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/democracylive/hi/representatives/profiles/26696.stm Earl Howe Profile]BBC Democracy Live, accessed 25 September 2015</ref>

	==Background==		==Background==

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 This issue was heavily lobbied against by the  [[Whitehouse Consultancy Ltd]] on behalf of several food companies. The Whitehouse consultancy are the PR company for [[The Obesity Awareness and Solutions Trust]] TOAST. Lord Howe was a patron of TOAST.
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 [[Category:Healthcare Industry]][[Category:House of Lords]][[Category:Conservative Party|Curzon, Frederick]][[Category:British Politician|Curzon, Frederick]][[Category:Oxford alumni|Curzon, Frederick]]

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+[[Category:Healthcare Industry]][[Category:House of Lords]][[Category:Conservative Party|Curzon, Frederick]][[Category:British Politician|Curzon, Frederick]][[Category:Oxford alumni|Curzon, Frederick]]

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	He asked about any regulatory impact assessments that had been carried out on the implementation of the regulation and what talks the Government had had with the EU Public Health Commissioner over the proposed Regulation whether they intended to discuss this regulation with the Commissioner while the UK held the EU presidency. He then asked about the benefits of the regulation. A point which the food industry had been campaigning on. Their stated position being that the regulation conferred no benefits for anyone.		He asked about any regulatory impact assessments that had been carried out on the implementation of the regulation and what talks the Government had had with the EU Public Health Commissioner over the proposed Regulation whether they intended to discuss this regulation with the Commissioner while the UK held the EU presidency. He then asked about the benefits of the regulation. A point which the food industry had been campaigning on. Their stated position being that the regulation conferred no benefits for anyone.

−	This issue was heavily lobbied against by the [[Whitehouse Consultancy Ltd]] on behalf of several food companies. The Whitehouse consultancy are the PR company for [[The Obesity Awareness and Solutions Trust]]TOAST. Lord Howe is a patron of TOAST.	+	This issue was heavily lobbied against by the [[Whitehouse Consultancy Ltd]] on behalf of several food companies. The Whitehouse consultancy are the PR company for [[The Obesity Awareness and Solutions Trust]] TOAST. Lord Howe was a patron of TOAST.

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	By trade a banker, he joined the Tory health team in 1997. His responsibilities include thorny ones such as PCT reform, commissioning, the NHS constitution, dentistry, NICE, and quangos.<ref>Health Service Journal, [http://www.hsj.co.uk/home/hsj-100/019-earl-howe/5021915.article HSJ100 2010], 17 Nov 2010</ref>		By trade a banker, he joined the Tory health team in 1997. His responsibilities include thorny ones such as PCT reform, commissioning, the NHS constitution, dentistry, NICE, and quangos.<ref>Health Service Journal, [http://www.hsj.co.uk/home/hsj-100/019-earl-howe/5021915.article HSJ100 2010], 17 Nov 2010</ref>
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		+	==Background==
		+	He was born in 1951. He was educated at Rugby School and Christ Church, Oxford, where he read Mods and Greats. After leaving University in 1973, he joined Barclays Bank and served in a number of managerial and senior managerial posts both overseas and in London. In 1987 he was appointed London director of [[Adam & Co. plc]], the Scottish-based private bank, where he remained until 1990.
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		+	In 1991, Lord Howe became a government whip in the House of Lords with responsibilities, successively, for transport, employment, defence and environment. Following the General Election of 1992 he was appointed Parliamentary Secretary (Lords) at the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food; and in 1995 Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the Ministry of Defence, a post he relinquished at the 1997 General Election.
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		+	== Lobbying ==
		+	In 2005, Lord Howe raised the issue of the EU regulation No 1924/2006 on nutrition and Health claims made on food, in the House of Lords.
		+	<ref> http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/ld200506/ldhansrd/vo051010/text/51010w07.htm accessed 1 December </ref>
		+	He asked about any regulatory impact assessments that had been carried out on the implementation of the regulation and what talks the Government had had with the EU Public Health Commissioner over the proposed Regulation whether they intended to discuss this regulation with the Commissioner while the UK held the EU presidency. He then asked about the benefits of the regulation. A point which the food industry had been campaigning on. Their stated position being that the regulation conferred no benefits for anyone.
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		+	This issue was heavily lobbied against by the [[Whitehouse Consultancy Ltd]] on behalf of several food companies. The Whitehouse consultancy are the PR company for [[The Obesity Awareness and Solutions Trust]]TOAST. Lord Howe is a patron of TOAST.