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Women and Work

Asked that if the Prime Minister was committed to fair dealings with women in the workplace, why didn’t he pay Meg Munn a salary, the PMOS replied that throughout the period in Government, since 1997, there had been 19 unpaid Ministers, of which 15 were male. Therefore, it was a matter of Government organisation, and not one of gender. The important thing was that we did something about the overall issue, which was why Tessa Jowell had been given the role of Cabinet Champion to produce an action plan within six months to come out of today’s report.

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