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The Minister for Women and Equalities has responsibility for: promoting equality of opportunity for everyone, and reducing negative disparities strategic oversight of Government’s equality policy, for women, ethnicity and LGBT sponsorship of the Social Mobility Commission and Equality and Human...
The Minister for Equalities has overall responsibility for: policy on sexual orientation and transgender equality cross-government equality strategy and legislation
The Government Equalities Office leads work on policy relating to women, sexual orientation and transgender equality. We are responsible for a range of equalities legislation. GEO works with the Cabinet Office and the Equality Hub .
The Minister for Women and Equalities is responsible for the following policy areas: same sex marriage Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) equality legislation (including litigation and cases) working with other government departments on violence against women and girls
MOJ responsibilities include: family justice and mediation (including Cafcass) female offenders mental health mental capacity (including Office of the Public Guardian) criminal offences gateway coroners, burials, cremation and inquiries policy equalities Women and Equalities responsibilities include: women and the economy,...
This role existed from 2010 to 2014. Following ministerial changes in April 2014, the responsibilities of this role were divided between the Minister for Women and the Minister for Equalities .
The Minister for Women and Equalities, Kemi Badenoch MP, is calling on members of the public to send real-world examples of public bodies – and those that advise public or private bodies – that could be wrongly stating that people...
The Minister for Women has overall responsibility for policy on gender equality.
The minister’s responsibilities include: women’s equality (including addressing the gender pay gap and getting more women on company boards) lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender policy the Equality and Human Rights Commission (including the equality legal framework and international commitments) dealing...
The Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Minister for Women) is responsible for: driving women’s policy and the government’s wider priorities for women and girls, including tackling violence against women and girls (with the Minister for Safeguarding) tackling maternal and mental...
This series brings together all documents relating to Government Equalities Office
The Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Minister for Equalities) is responsible for: advancing the government’s wider priorities for LGBT equality, including: improving LGBT safety supporting LGBT people fleeing persecution tackling LGBT homelessness preparing and progressing the Conversion Practices Bill through...
The Work and Opportunities for Women (WOW) programme is a flagship programme funded by UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO).
Responsibilities include: equalities including oversight of the Government Equalities Office
The government's response to the Women and Equalities Committee's report on women in the House of Commons after the 2020 election.
Responsibilities include: supporting the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster on equalities
The Minister for Equalities’ responsibilities include: Equality for LGBT people in the UK (at home, work, health and wellbeing) Banning conversion therapy in England and Wales LGBT equality in the workplace LGBT safety (including homelessness and domestic violence)
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