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End Our Cladding Scandal

Meetings with ministers

19

In the last 12 months

4

Different ministers

8

Lobbying firms used

0

Meetings with ministers

DateMinisterPurpose, as published
12 May 2026Samantha DixonMHCLGTo discuss key measures in the Remediation Bill
4 February 2026Samantha DixonMHCLGTo discuss the concerns of End Our Cladding Members, reform of the Building Safety Regulator and measures to protect leaseholders
1 December 2025Samantha DixonMHCLGTo discuss remediation of unsafe buildings
19 November 2025Samantha DixonMHCLGTo discuss remediation of buildings with unsafe cladding
16 October 2025Samantha DixonMHCLGTo discuss building safety and cladding remediation
16 October 2025Steve ReedMHCLGTo discuss building safety and cladding remediation
2 September 2025Baroness TaylorMHCLGTo discuss support for tenants and leaseholders
5 June 2025Matthew PennycookMHCLGTo discuss the Renters Right Bill and Shared Ownership
12 May 2025Emma ReynoldsHMTMeeting to discuss buildings insurance and other financial services issues related to building safety
29 April 2025Angela RaynerMHCLGTo discuss cladding remediation
29 April 2025Alex NorrisMHCLGTo discuss cladding remediation
3 April 2025Alex NorrisMHCLGTo discuss cladding remediation
5 March 2025Alex NorrisMHCLGTo discuss cladding remediation and leaseholder protections.
13 January 2025Alex NorrisMHCLGTo discuss cladding remediation.
21 November 2024Alex NorrisMHCLGTo discuss remediation of unsafe buildings
20 November 2024Alex NorrisMHCLGTo discuss remediation of unsafe buildings
19 November 2024Alex NorrisMHCLGTo discuss remediation of unsafe buildings
17 October 2024Angela RaynerMHCLGTo discuss building safety concerns and leaseholder protections
24 July 2024Rushanara AliMHCLGTo discuss leaseholder protections

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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: “End Our Cladding Scandal (EOCS)”, “End our Cladding Scandal”. Sources: GOV.UK ministers’ meetings transparency returns and the Registrar of Consultant Lobbyists quarterly returns, both under the Open Government Licence v3.0.