Paul Burstow has expressed his sadness at leaving "dream job" as care
services minister after two years in David Cameron's government
reshuffle today.
Burstow, who will be replaced by fellow Liberal Democrat Norman Lamb,
said the role had given him "the opportunity to make a difference in a
policy area I care deeply about". He will return to the backbenches.
A long-time campaigner on social care issues, he particularly
highlighted the publication last month of a White Paper and draft bill
on reforming care funding and law as something it had been an "absolute
privilege" to be involved in.
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