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FLINT, Caroline Rt Hon

Labour
 

: Select Committees: Modernisation of the House of Commons 2002-03, Administration since 2001-03, Education and Employment (Education Sub-committee) 1997-99, Education and Employment 1997-99. Backbench Committees: Member, Labour Party Departmental Committees for: Education and Skills since 2001, Trade and Industry since 2001, Social Security 1997-2001, Education and Employment 1997-2001, Foreign Affairs since 1999, Culture, Media and Sport 1997-99; All-Party Groups: Office Holder, Co-founder and Chair, Childcare Group 1997-2003; International Bodies: Member, Working for Childcare 1989-99, Chair 1991-95; Inter-Parliamentary Union since 1997. Political career: Shadow Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government since October 2010; Minister of State, Foreign and Commonwealth Office (Europe) 2008-09; Minister of State, Housing and Planning 2008; Minister of State (Employment and Welfare Reform) and Minister for Yorkshire and the Humber June 2007-Jan 2008; Minister of State for Public Health May 2006-June 2007; Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Public Health May 2005-May 2006; Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the Home Office 2003-05; Parliamentary Private Secretary to Dr John Reid as Leader of the House of Commons and President of the Council 2002-03; PPS to Peter Hain as Europe Minister, FCO 2001-02; PPS to Peter Hain as Minister of State, Department of Trade and Industry 2001; PPS to Peter Hain, FCO 1999-2001; Facilitator, Labour National Policy Forums 1994-97; Chair, Brentford and Isleworth Constituency Labour Party 1991-95; Executive Member, Labour Co-ordinating Committee 1984-85; National Womens Officer, Labour Students 1983-85; Branch Chair, Branch Secretary and GC Delegate. Special political interests: Employment, education and training, childcare, welfare to work, family-friendly employment, crime, anti-social behaviour, House of Commons modernisation; completed Armed Forces Parliamentary Scheme 2001-03, visiting Iraq in 2003 with the Duke of Wellington Regiment. Profession/Trade: Parliamentary career. Education: University of East Anglia, BA (Hons) American Literature and History. Affiliations: Member of Progress; Board Member: Doncaster Early Years Development and Childcare Partnership 2001-03; Sure Start Denaby Main Partnership 2000-03; President, Denaby Utd FC 2001-03; Member, Fabian Society; Member, GMB Group of MPs. Hobbies: Cinema, being with family and friends. b. 20 September 1961. Married with three children.

 
  2010     2005  
LAB HOLD Votes % +/- % Votes %
Labour 16,472 37.9 -14.8 19,418 52.7
Conservative 12,877 29.7 0.3 10,820 29.4
Lib Dem 7,422 17.1 -0.9 6,626 18.0
BNP 2,112 4.9      
UKIP 1,904 4.4      
English Democrats 1,756 4.0      
Independent 887 2.0      
Majority 3,595 8.3   8,598 23.3
Turnout 43,430 59.3 4.3 36,864 55.0
 
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