Jane Ellison

[6][8] She continued her interest in FGM, bringing forward a number of measures aimed at ending the practise during her time as a Minister.

[10][11] She described providing political direction to the National Health Service (NHS) as "a bit like being on a high wire without a net at times, it can be quite exciting" in a meeting with the Tory Reform Group in 2014.

[13] After a Parliamentary debate in February 2015,[14] Ellison signed the Mitochondrial Donation Regulations on 4 March making the UK the first country in the world to legislate for the procedure.

[15] Following the EU Referendum in which she campaigned for Remain [16] Ellison was appointed Financial Secretary to the Treasury in July 2016[17] and in August 2016 she announced that the Government would be proceeding with the Soft Drinks Industry Levy, also known as the sugar tax.

[18] In October 2017 Ellison was appointed as Deputy Director-General for Corporate Operations at the World Health Organization under the leadership of Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.

Ellison speaks at the Overseas Territories Joint Ministerial Council meeting in London on 1 December 2015.