Found: was established in 2020 the commission’s Co-chairs were the Rt Hon Andy Burnham and the Rt Hon Norman Lamb

Found: Its Patrons are Lord Blunkett, Dame Carol Black, Lord Popat and Rt Hon Sir Norman Lamb.

Found: of Cheltenham MP* Fraser Kemp MP* Andy King MP* Rt Hon Lord Knight of Weymouth Rt Hon Sir Norman Lamb

Found: Sir Norman Lamb, a former health minister, stated: “In the last two decades, the acute sector has taken

Found: Written evidence from the Rt Hon Sir Norman Lamb in response to questions from the Chair of the Committee

Found: Written evidence from the Rt Hon Sir Norman Lamb in response to questions from the Chair of the Committee

Found: Norman Lamb was the relevant Minister then, and the Government did not move forward with the proposal

Found: Its Co-chairs are the Rt Hon Sir Norman Lamb and Rt Hon Andy Burnham.

Found: At a subsequent meeting with Sir Norman Lamb, facilitated by The Centre for Mental Health, we discussed

Found: We are Chaired by Sir Norman Lamb.

The bulk of public spending during a child's life comes in their teenage years, but there is a strong case for investing public money much earlier. What's more there is strong evidence showing how we can spend such resources to good effect. The Chair of the Science and Technology Committee, the Rt. Hon Norman Lamb MP, has told the Committee the problem is the gap between what we know and what is currently provided. The Committee’s inquiry is not planning to re-examine the evidence base or the economic case. Instead it plans to focus on the following three key areas: national strategy, current spending and barriers to investment and local provision.

The Government must improve its digital capabilities in order to enhance the relationship between the citizen and the State.

Rt Hon Norman Lamb MP, Chair of the Science and Technology Committee, said:

“The potential that digital Government can bring is huge: transforming the relationship between the citizen and the State, saving money and making public services more efficient and agile.

However, it is clear that the current digital service offered by the Government has lost momentum and is not transforming the citizen-State relationship as it could.

Single unique identifiers can transform the efficiency and transparency of Government services.

The Government should ensure there is a national debate on single unique identifiers for citizens to use when accessing public services along with the right of the citizen to know exactly what the Government is doing with their data. In the UK, we have no idea when and how Government departments are accessing and using our data.

We could learn from the very different relationship between citizen and the state in Estonia.

As well as a lack of leadership, we also heard of skill shortages and legacy systems, which increase the risk of cyber security attacks.

But addressing these challenges requires money and the Government must be willing to invest to save in the future.

The Government must re-address its approach to digitisation quickly if it wants to retain public trust and its envied position on the world stage.”

Science and Technology Committee launch an inquiry on the Science budget and Industrial Strategy.

• Letter from the Chair to the Chancellor of the Exchequer

Found: See also the Letter from Rt Hon Norman Lamb MP (P DF), Chair, Science and Technology Committee, to

Found: Advisory Board Members as of 31 December 2021 Bim Afolami MP Dr Ricky Kanaber Sue Ayton Sir Norman Lamb

Found: Advisory Board Members as of 31 December 2021 Bim Afolami MP Dr Ricky Kanaber Sue Ayton Sir Norman Lamb

Found: National Autistic Society, Rt Hon Norman Lamb MP and the All Party Parliamentary Group on Autism,

Found: National Autistic Society, Rt Hon Norman Lamb MP and the All Party Parliamentary Group on Autism, The

Found: Patron, Haslemere Museum * Patron, Meath Art Trust * Norman Lamb MP, Minist e r of State

Found: SOM's Patrons are Lord Blunkett, Dame Carol Black, Lord Popat and Rt Hon Sir Norman Lamb.