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Domestic Abuse Commissioner

Meetings with ministers

18

In the last 12 months

8

Different ministers

9

Lobbying firms used

0

Meetings with ministers

DateMinisterPurpose, as published
12 May 2026Gillian MerronDHSCTo discuss violence against women and girls
21 April 2026Gillian MerronDHSCTo discuss violence against women and girls
23 March 2026Kanishka NayaranDSITTo discuss the Governemnt's VAWG Strategy.
3 March 2026James TimpsonMOJDiscussion on domestic abuse training and risk assessment
3 February 2026Jess PhillipsHome OfficeViolence against women and Girls Strategy
2 February 2026James TimpsonMOJMeeting on probation risk
1 December 2025Alex Davies-JonesMOJIRCC Engagement Call
30 October 2025Alex Davies-JonesMOJMeeting to discuss the Sentencing Bill
15 October 2025Jess PhillipsHome OfficeFirearms Licensing
8 July 2025Alex Davies-JonesMOJEngagement Call on the Leveson Report
16 June 2025Ellie ReevesCabinet OfficeTo discuss the Government's work on reducing Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG)
12 May 2025Diana JohnsonHome OfficeDiscussion on progress of delivering manifesto commitments
30 April 2025Jess PhillipsHome OfficeTo discuss the VAWG Strategy - Violence Against women and girls, with selected sector members.
2 April 2025Maeve SherlockDWPQuarterly meeting with domestic abuse commissioner to discuss current DWP priorities
5 March 2025Jess PhillipsHome OfficeA roundtable Co-Chaired with Department for health to discuss the role of the health to feed into the Violence against Women and Girls Strategy.
12 February 2025Jess PhillipsHome OfficeRoundtable to discuss Violence Against Woman and Girls (VAWG) strategy
8 January 2025Nic DakinMOJEngagement discussion regarding Sentencing Review
14 November 2024Maeve SherlockDWPIntroductory meeting with Domestic Abuse Commissioner

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About these records. Each row is one entry in a minister’s published meetings return, so a meeting with two ministers appears once for each. Dates and purposes are shown as the department published them. Published under these names too: “The Domestic Abuse Commissioner”, “Domestic Abuse commissioner”. Sources: GOV.UK ministers’ meetings transparency returns and the Registrar of Consultant Lobbyists quarterly returns, both under the Open Government Licence v3.0.