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Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists

Meetings with ministers

15

In the last 12 months

10

Different ministers

6

Lobbying firms used

0

Meetings with ministers

DateMinisterPurpose, as published
16 March 2026Baroness MerronDHSCto discuss women's health
2 March 2026Emma HardyDefraHosting the Air Quality roundtable
4 February 2026Baroness MerronDHSCIntroductary meeting with the incoming President of RCOG
14 January 2026Karin SmythDHSCTo discuss the NHS workforce
1 December 2025Diana JohnsonDWPRoundtable focusing on supporting women experience menopause and what further progress can be made on the ambitions and commitments in the Women's Health Strategy
18 November 2025Gillian MerronDHSCto discuss preconception health and post-pregnancy prevention of long-term conditions
18 November 2025Gillian MerronDHSCto discuss women's health and pain
12 November 2025Gillian MerronDHSCto discuss women's health and work
12 November 2025Karin SmythDHSCA roundtable on women's health and work
12 November 2025Diana JohnsonDWPRoundtable to discuss the role of employers in supporting women to stay in work in relation to health
31 July 2025Wes StreetingDHSCTo discuss maternity services
1 July 2025Karin SmythDHSCTo discuss the impacts of the 10 Year Health Plan on Workforce
20 June 2025Wes StreetingDHSCTo discuss maternity services
6 March 2025Gillian MerronDHSCTo discuss collaboration on women's health
21 January 2025Gillian MerronDHSCa roundtable to discuss how the 10 Year Plan could help to drive improvements in maternity and neonatal services

Consultant lobbying firms

Not named as a client of a consultant lobbying firm on the Register of Consultant Lobbyists in the quarters we hold. Lobbying done by an organisation's own staff does not have to be registered.

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: “Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists”, “Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (RCOG)”, “Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists”, “Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG)”, “The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG)”. Sources: GOV.UK ministers’ meetings transparency returns and the Registrar of Consultant Lobbyists quarterly returns, both under the Open Government Licence v3.0.