Francis Maude

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Francis Maude is a British Conservative politician known for serving in several senior government roles, including as a Cabinet Office minister responsible for civil service and public sector reforms.

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Francis Maude canonical 4

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instanceOf British politician
Conservative Party politician
human
appointedToHouseOfLords 2015
birthName Francis Anthony Aylmer Maude
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1953-07-04
education Corpus Christi College, Cambridge
familyName Maude
father Angus Maude
fieldOfStudy Law
givenName Francis
hasChild four children
honorificTitle Baron Maude of Horsham
knownFor civil service reform in the United Kingdom
leading UK government digital transformation initiatives
public sector efficiency and transparency reforms
memberOfPoliticalParty Conservative Party (UK)
name Francis Maude
nobleTitle Life peer
notableWork UK civil service reform plan (2012)
occupation barrister
politician
officeEndTime Minister for the Cabinet Office 2015
Paymaster General 2015
officeStartTime Minister for the Cabinet Office 2010
Paymaster General 2010
oversawOrganization Government Digital Service
parliamentaryTermEnd Horsham 2015
North Warwickshire 1992
parliamentaryTermStart Horsham 1997
North Warwickshire 1983
placeOfBirth Abingdon-on-Thames
linked to: Abingdon
positionHeld Chairman of the Conservative Party
Financial Secretary to the Treasury
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Member of the House of Lords
Minister for the Cabinet Office
Minister of State for Corporate and Consumer Affairs
Minister of State for Europe
Minister of State for Trade
Paymaster General
Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer
representedConstituency Horsham
linked to: Horsham District

North Warwickshire
residence United Kingdom
servedInGovernmentOf Coalition government of David Cameron
Government of John Major
Government of Margaret Thatcher
spouse Christina Maude

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